[hunter85]

you know guys i want to ask you something.
so i think that in some videos that producers produce girsl hate each other but in some they only fight.and then in the end they smile,hug eachother and so on.for example in crystal fights i like that girls dont like each other they fight really brutally they want to destroy each other.but in most production videos girls just wrestle or fight but it seems that not real.so how do you think on what depends it to be fight viciously.may be the producers do somethnig for it something especially

[MaskedBunny]

I think it depends on the competition and such, because I don't think that wrestling/catfights are fake looking (unless they are fake) without hatred or dislike.  If you're neutral towards a person or you like them, you're not going to go all out to hurt them.  Plus you don't have those emotions and you tend to think more.  Try grappling with one of your friends once.  While you want to win, you're not going to be dropping them on their head and racing in hard.  You're going to think more and stuff.  When it's over, you shake hands.  Now go fight someone you hate.  You're emotions are going to push you hard and you won't think much.

I think it also depends on the person in the catfight/wrestling match as well and how they approach matches.  Some get into it, but can push it behind them when it's over because it's not real life.

An example would be that from what I've heard, many people in the wrestling/catfighting video industry find Holly to be one of the nicest girls ever (I've had producers tell me this/state it), yet during her matches (old ones anyway) she would be calling her opponent a bitch and stuff.  I think it's kind of a competitive thing where on the mats, they're trying to be nasty and get into each other's head, but afterwards they know it was just for fun and nothing serious.  Another example is Gia Primo vs Anne Hurricane.  In that video, the two of them are really nasty to each other at times and don't want to stop when time is up.  But afterwards, they smile and hug and congratulate each other on the match.  I think it's professionalism.  I remember a quote by a boxer once on TV who said that the important thing is to NOT take it seriously because it's honestly just a job.

I think that's part of why I'm not into female fist fights.  They just seem to take girls that hate each other and throw them together to see them really hurt each other, which (in my opinion) is sick.  There's no sport there.  And it's dangerous.  However, I love the UFC (and other MMA), since that's in competition and fun with rules set up to prevent injury.  And even if there are real feelings of anger or dislike, they put them aside.

[hunter85]

hmmm may be you are right but i think the brutalness of fight depends on if the relationship wit girls are normal or they hate each other or may be the money.for example if i wolud say the winner will get more then loser so i think maybe the fight willbe brutal dont you think so?

[MaskedBunny]

I could see that as well.  Though, honestly, I still say it depends on the girls.  ECNWC video tape with Holly vs Taylor wasn't near as brutal or hard as the other tapes ECNWC has.  They fought with the same rules, and while I don't know if the winner wins more or not, but in those types of matches, I'd probably want to be more aggressive since you never know what the other girl would do to you.  The entire match was just body shots that seemed kind of slow, and each time it began picking up, the round ended.

I also saw another match from a site...I can't remember what it was, but the pay did depend on the winner.  And the one girl was completely not into it.  Whenever she started losing, she quickly surrendered.  But she didn't throw a punch the entire match or anything.  I think the girl really decides it, because I think the producers of the kind of videos you're talking to, kind of pray on girls they can convince to do it whether they really want to or not.  They begin saying how they'll pay them and they won't get hurt and stuff.  But then when it starts, the girls realize 'Oh shit, this is for real.'  And some of them are ok and love fighting.  But some are terrified.  From the very few Crystal videos I've seen (I've seen very very few, since like I said, it's not my thing), I've seen a few girls who were pumped in interviews, but once it started they got very scared.