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How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them

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Offline CatfightCasey

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How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« on: December 30, 2025, 08:51:17 PM »
I’ve always found it fascinating how producers or production companies find women to catfight or wrestle on camera for them.

I’m not so much taking about professional session wrestlers or fetish models, more women in videos way back in the 2000’s, 90’s, 80’s etc.

I listened to an interview with Judell Dulong (more so her daughter was reading her answers for her), but peaked my interest when she and her husband would approach neighbours or their kids friends to see if they wanted to wrestle, hell, her son, daughter and granddaughter wrestled for her when they were adults!

Does anyone share this intrigue, and if so do you know if any stories or examples of girls brining their, friends, neighbours or family members into the business wrestle it them?

Apologies for the waffle! Lol

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #1 on: December 31, 2025, 02:47:56 AM »
I always wondered about this  too .... but it seems it must have been much more difficult in the past  than the present. Now women are very  involved in brutal combat sports like MMA and Bare Knuckle Boxing. Damn,  in the 70's thru 90's who would have thought that would ever be a thing ??  I still have a hard time believing what I'm seeing when I watch the brutal beatings women dish out to each other in these fights now. 

So when you think about someone who knows how to do it , convincing a couple girls to wrestle each other for a video these days isn't that big of a deal anymore. But back in the day I know it was almost considered criminal .

Speaking about the  DuLong's  ; they were actually set up in a 'sting' operation when an under cover female police officer answered a newspaper ad they had looking for women who wanted to wrestle. As I remember , it got pretty nasty with the charges, etc.  Also remember that a Women's Wrestling Convention - a 'legitimate' convention - was raided and shut down no sooner than it got started back in the 90's in California. Don't know the details but lots of fans traveled far and wide for nothing when this 'raid' of a female wrestling show shut it down.

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Offline Markleilani

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #2 on: December 31, 2025, 03:28:18 AM »
I read once the fellow from DWW would ask fit looking women at beaches. He said he was always pleasantly surprised at the results.

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #3 on: December 31, 2025, 02:19:01 PM »
I read once the fellow from DWW would ask fit looking women at beaches. He said he was always pleasantly surprised at the results.

That's why I specified that ' if you know how to ask ' in my answer to the original poster.

If I did it the girl would call the police in five seconds ....  :-[

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #4 on: December 31, 2025, 02:42:00 PM »
one way might be is to find a woman who does fight and ask her if she has any friends might be interested and see what happens from there
to my regrets i have had to give up real fights because of injury

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #5 on: December 31, 2025, 09:18:05 PM »
Run an ad on Craigslist in the Gigs / Talent section. It only costs a few dollars.

If you live in a major city (like a million plus people), you should get some inquiries...
« Last Edit: Yesterday at 12:12:48 AM by Drake »

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Offline Horny-Jew

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #6 on: December 31, 2025, 11:28:47 PM »
I would think the following might get some responses, but you need to state/ask in respectful & serious ways:

Craigslist
Facebook groups
Meetup groups
Boxing gyms (put flyers on walls)
UFC Amateur training facilities
Gold's gym or similar workout facilities (put flyers on walls)
College sororities groups (flyers)
Strip Clubs (flyers)

Again, the flyers or the way you ask need to be respectful, serious, professional, etc,...

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Offline Ian270446

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Re: How companies find everyday women to fight/wrestle for them
« Reply #7 on: Yesterday at 12:47:35 AM »
Having been a large collector of videos over many decades, I can shed some light on this subject.

When Judell started camp Amazon in California her daughter Sharon was at school. Whenever 2 girls got into an argument or fight at school she would suggest they settle it at Camp Amazon. Laurie Hatch, Karen Arnold, Rene Marshall, Bobbie Wyatt, Nanette Wilson, and probably others came through that route.
Apparently, Lisa Dunwell got into a fight with another girl at work which got reported in the local press, so Judell contacted them and invited them to resolve it at Camp Amazon, and Lisa continued wrestling for a number of years.
Judell once offered to put on a female wrestling exhibition at a local fair and also challenged the winner of the beauty contest to wrestle her. That winner was Nancy Skarvan, so that got the Skarvan sisters involved.
Judell also had a contact that dealt with people caught for unacceptable behavior in the streets and she suggested the girls to get out their aggression wrestling at Camp Amazon rather than fighting in the streets.

I have a DWW video where Ingrid is interviewed before the match and she said she got involved after her mother saw an advertisement in a magazine.
Also, the DWW studio was in Brno, Czech Republic. Brno is the tertiary education capital of the Czech Republic, so no doubt plenty of broke university students looking for ways to make money. In fact, if you look through the girls database on the DWW website you will see many of them their occupation says "student".

I think for any producer, once you have a number of girls involved word of mouth would bring in others.
« Last Edit: Yesterday at 12:56:25 AM by Ian270446 »

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I think it really depends.

On True Life: Im A female wrestler or session wrestler or whatever it was called, they followed Christie around as she would ask girls she'd see in public if they wanted to try it.

Some interviews with older stars, they mentioned seeing ads in the paper and stuff for bikini/topless wrestling and doing it because it sounded interesting.

I imagine in the older days before the internet, theyd just ask girls if they were interested or ask friends. Once you get those first few videos, itd be easier because you could then show samples to prove your legit.

Academy Bruce used to ask strippers at a strip club (with some exceptions) then a lot of girls would talk about it to friends and see if they were interested and bring them along.

Im unsure of how suitefights and stuff do it now but probably similarly.