Standing or kneeling are both ok with me.
Crotch attacks in a catfight are like tickling in a wrestling match, it becomes a question of who is better able to put up with that particular tactic, rather than who is the better fighter/wrestler.
If you want to film women sexually molesting each other, rather than fighting, then fair enough, there is a market for that kind of stuff, I guess, but it isn't what I want to see.
Wedgies can be ok, when used as leverage or to distract and/or humiliate the opponent. But if a lady loses a fight simply because her knickers are made of a stronger fabric than her opponent's, which is what happened to Monica on at least one occasion, then that, to me, is a disappointing way for a catfight to end.
Couldn't agree more. It's good to hear that I have the right tactics for the ladies to use in their fights. I'm not particularly keen on crotch attacks. How many ladies in the street when fighting think of attacking their opponents crotch!
The crotch attack seem to be quite popular with other producers so I thought I would ask the question.
I think you will find what happened to Monica was down to her opponent tactics, which incidentally I do not wish to have repeated.
In rules catfighting certain ladies will always look to bend the rules and gain an advantage. 
As a producer you do yourself a disservice when you use the term 'fake' in regards to FvsF productions. That word elicits a vivid visceral reaction from fans who have been screwed by producers offering bogus products. A better term than 'fake' is 'staged'.
If staged action is sold as a real fight then it is indeed "fake"
By that definition, FoxyCombat have been selling fake fights from day one, and Fightingdolls are doing the same thing with their recent productions, at least, the ones I bought from them, which were definitely not what I would call real fights, but were being sold as such. In other words, they are FAKE.
Many Catzreview fights do feature breast grabbing. Others have some crotch grabbing, though that tactic is always used with discretion by the ladies involved. The reason, presumably, is that they don't want their opponents to start using it without discretion against them. And these are real fights, which means that the tactics used are down to the fighters themselves, not the producer's instructions.
With regards to crotch grabbing I think only little boys and delusional idiots expect it to be 'real'. I, for one, am not interested in seeing a 5 second match and that's precisely what would happen crotch attacks were real.
So fights which feature the kind of crotch grabbing action you want to see are not real fights. Whether you want to call them "fake" or "staged" depends upon how honest the producer is prepared to be with the fans who buy them.
However, I will not purchase a FvsF match that doesn't feature a heavy dose of breast and crotch grabbing...and that's final. The reason other producers are doing it is because it sells and it's what the paying customers want to see. Even FD and FC are moving in that direction so I guess, as a producer you have the choice of complying and supplying what fans demand or being a maverick and leaving yourself out of the sales cycle. It's your choice. ;-)
Chinese meals are the most popular choice for take-away customers in the UK nowadays. Does that mean that curry houses and pizza parlours should stop selling curry and pizza and start selling chow-mein instead?
I don't know if FD and FC sell more videos than Catzreview, maybe they do. But fans buy from Catzreview, and ECC, and Freshfite, when they want to see a REAL fight, not staged action or acting. Is that really so difficult to understand?
