[justlooking9000]

I was wondering how practical some catfight techniques in a everything goes catfight would be in mudwrestling or oilfight? I feel most of the oilfights are semi staged, and there's no much incentive to seriously harm a co-worker. But from what I've seen I gather the following:

1. fights last longer because the potential damage of every catfight technique goes down by a lot. So it becomes a battle of attrition where you tire the opponent.
2. Pins become harder.
3. Tit mauling/punching would also yield less benefits because your hands would slip every time one girl tried to grab breasts. some damage would be inflicted but not much.
4. Hairpulling would also be hard to do. As a matter of fact, I don't think I've ever seen hair being pulled in an oilfight.
5. Punches anywhere in the body become softer as some of the force is deflected by the slipperiness of the opponent's body.
6. Not sure the effect on cxnt mauling.
7. I presume clothes tearing is similar to when having tearing wet clothes.

Does anyone know of techniques that would be effective in an oil catfight?

[wbiassociates]

A caveat to begin:  Although we certainly do not speak for all producers, we (and we suspect, most producers) do not want to see any of our combatants seriously harmed.  We prefer a competitive incentive to win each match within the rules, and we generally expect each woman’s competitive juices to enjoy the competition and to want to either 1) beat her opponent again (if she wins) or 2) avenge her loss (if she loses).  Seriously injuring an opponent is usually not beneficial for anyone involved.

With that out of the way, we would like to add our “2 cents” to what we hope will be a good discussion:

1.    The “battle of attrition” observation is pretty much right on the money.  Holds are harder to maintain for any pin or submission, and there is usually a lot of position reversal going on.  There is a slightly greater danger of leg/knee/groin injuries if the match has a lot of “stand-up/take-down” action in it – slippery surfaces coupled with weight coming down on a hyper extended appendage can be a bit dangerous, but that can be handled by starting each fall in a kneeling position.

2.   Pins definitely become harder, especially if the match is on a mat and not in some sort of plastic pool.

3.   Breast attacks and punching usually become more difficult to use effectively, but not without being visually enjoyable to see.

4.   While hairpulling might be more difficult to do (harder to grip) it can become a primary tactic in gaining a head scissors or waist scissors submission.  (Hint for the ladies:  in your pre-match shower use lots of high quality conditioner to reduce the damage from both the oil and the hairpulling).

5.   Punches are generally less “damaging” or effective, but they sound great!

6.   Depends on the nature of the match!!!

7.   If the clothes are not torn off completely they might be used to hold the opponent in a position for a submission or pin – most of our ladies want the clothing off as quickly as possible to prevent just that.

In summary for tactics in an oil fight:  lots of conditioner in the pre-match shower, use hairpulling to control the opponent’s movement and use head scissors as the submission move.

That’s just one opinion – hope to see more in this thread.

[justlooking9000]

A caveat to begin:  Although we certainly do not speak for all producers, we (and we suspect, most producers) do not want to see any of our combatants seriously harmed.  We prefer a competitive incentive to win each match within the rules, and we generally expect each woman’s competitive juices to enjoy the competition and to want to either 1) beat her opponent again (if she wins) or 2) avenge her loss (if she loses).  Seriously injuring an opponent is usually not beneficial for anyone involved.

Sorry for making it sound as if I wish someone was harmed. I was just asking because I wanted to have an idea just in case I write a story. I totally understand that it's pretty undesirable for some to be seriously harmed in real life. I don't want anyone to be seriously harmed.
Thank you very much for the input.