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First interest in fighting.

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Offline FitOfficerWife

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First interest in fighting.
« on: August 15, 2014, 08:20:20 PM »
I'm curious as to how other people first became interested in fighting. I will tell my story, hope you will do the same.

I got into my first fight when I was 16 and in high school. I was a much slimmer (5'6,120lbs), yet very well endowed back then. After school one day, I witnessed a fight between two of my male classmates. The first was Jerry. Jerry was extremely tall at 6'9 and probably weighed in at around 200lbs. Jerry wasn't too muscular, but quite athletic and a member of the varsity basketball team. Dave on the other hand, was a clean cut handsome guy about 5'10, 180lbs or so. Extremely chiseled frame but more of a nerd than an athlete. Long story short (this is not really intended to be about their fight) Dave beat the every living shit out of Jerry.

The next day at lunch, one of my girlfriends and I were talking about the fight and how watching Dave beat the hell out of Jerry like that gave us a new found, ummm, admiration for Dave. Unbeknownst to me at the time, Jen (Jerry's gf) overheard our amusement at the expense of her bf. Jen was your stereotypical blonde barbie doll cheerleader type. In all actuality, she may have been a couple inches taller than me, otherwise very similar in size. Jen never said a word.

Later, as school ended, Jen followed me into the girls room. At first, I really had no clue as to what her intentions were. But they became all too clear once she had me backed into the corner. She was obviously upset on how I got jollies from watching her bf get beat up. My heart was beating thru my chest. My knees were shaking. I had never been in a fight before, not even a play fight really. My mind was racing...what do I do?  Jen was up in my face, flinging insults and accusations, but honestly, I was too scared to listen to her really. My silence seems to inflate her anger. Then it happen...it seemed like slow motion, yet, I couldn't stop it. Her right fist smashed into my left eye, my head flung back and slammed into the wall. I'm not sure which flash of light was brighter, the one from her fist or from the wall. A knee buried itself into my gut. I couldn't breathe. I was doubled over. My right shoulder pressed into the wall was the only thing holding me up. Then came the sharp burning sensation in my scalp as she grabbed ahold of my hair. Probably 10 or more uppercuts connected to my face, tits, and ribs before a vicious kick to my gut took me off my feet and dropped me to my knees. Another one smashed my tit and I collapsed onto my side. Jen kept me balled up there on the floor, pinned against the wall, kicking and stomping at my torso at will. I'm not gonna lie...Jen BEAT MY ASS into a crying, blubbering mess. I know she was talking shit as she kicked and stomped at me, but I couldn't understand anything over my own crying and begging. I must have laid there a good 10 min after she finally stopped and left.

Running into her at school the next few days was absolutely humiliating and terrifying. That was the point that I decided I'd never let anyone do that to me or make me feel that way. again. I started hitting the gym. Started kickboxing and BJJ. well, so far, I've kept my word to myself...no one has done that to me since.

Again...I'd be interested in hearing how some of you became motivated into the sport of fighting.
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Offline BigSexy

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2014, 12:43:13 AM »
A combo of seeing Wendi Richter on WWF shows and the annual bitchfights on Dynasty. (The later always led with "You BITCH", hair pulling ensued.)

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #2 on: August 16, 2014, 10:13:58 AM »
F O W have u ever heard of or seen cheerleaders from different squads fight? my x was cheer captain for all 4 years and those girls fought after every football game and most bball games. thx
I have an interest in female
hooligans fights too as well as Russian girl gang fights!!
i also pay entertainers to fight 1 another and i get photos of them here in Las Vegas Nv Sabrina is now 6-1 Yes i pay strippers to fight each other for $$.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #3 on: August 16, 2014, 06:40:17 PM »
I'm older than most on this site so my first experiences with f/f fighting were women's professional wrestling and an old Popeye cartoon called "Never Kick A Woman". I was too young to realize it was a sexual turn-on to watch these things. I just knew I liked it a lot.
I have tried to analyze just what it is that I find so stimulating about two women fighting. It's a distant cousin to B & D for me, as I find a hot mistress humiliating a sexy bound victim very exciting too. As long as it's strictly fantasy I can get into it. Real fights between real women can be brutal and nasty and I am totally against violence against women (or men too!) so there's that contradiction. I've kind of given up trying to figure it out. It's hot and I like it and that's probably all I am ever going to know about it. What do the rest of you think?

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Offline leo619

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #4 on: August 19, 2014, 01:49:54 AM »
Definitely wresting, I notice when women's wrestling came on I was really into it, but it wasn't until I was older when I realized I was stimulated by it, Then I ran across sleeperkidsworld and that was pretty much all she wrote lol.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #5 on: August 19, 2014, 05:19:36 PM »
Not sure for me and when I was younger, I couldn't stand to see or hear girls fight as my sisters would get into some vicious catfights.  Think me me, one day after school two girls met and WOW!  They were in a circle of people, had a hold of each others hair twirling in a circle snarling at each with their clothes half ripped off ;D other. From there I am hooked
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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #6 on: August 20, 2014, 05:38:53 AM »
It had to be when I was still a wee IRISH lad…

Dad watching the Avengers, Mrs. Peel in her Catsuit!  Then again Batgirl in her tight purple outfit got my engine revving too! 

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #7 on: August 20, 2014, 02:47:17 PM »
I had a very similar encounter in the girl's room. The biggest difference between you and me is that I beat the bitch's ass and you lost. LMAO.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #8 on: August 25, 2014, 10:25:31 PM »
I'm not sure, but it was a mud fight. I was almost 6 or 7, and there was some advertisment on tv. They aired a tv show ad named "Colosseum", some kind of odd sports and weird people around the world. The episode they were advertising was named "I giochi del corpo" ("The body games"). For almost a couple of seconds my eyes got stuck on something really strange. Two bodies were moving and slipping one on the other. Three things captured my attention: first, those bodies were female bodies; second, they seemed to be naked; third, they were all coloured the same: a mid way between brown and grey.  In one word, they were covered in mud. I was shocked. I didn't know that feeling, but I felt very hot inside. Some day later, we were having dinner and the tv was airing the episode of Colosseum. Suddenly the anchorman said:"now, ladies and gents: the female mud wrestling championship, directly from Las Vegas!". And I saw at last. Sexy, gorgeous and sexy again ladies dressed in wonderful swimsuits were rolling, slipping, sliding in a sort of ring without ropes but covered in mud. That was the first time I felt what could be defined a sexual excitement.
Some months later, during a saturday afternoon, my father and my grandfather were watching tv. My father was zapping around. Suddenly he stopped and said:"look, they are fighting! But... they are.. women!" My grandpa laughed and I curiously turned my head towards the tv. Two females were staring down on a ring. They both were in swimsuits. One of them had curly dark hair. Looked like a furious woman. Then they began the fight. Screams, hair pulled, teeth grunting, nails and scratches on faces and backs.. I got hot again. Hot and "erected" of course. The climax of the match came some minute later. The "furious lady" jumped on her opponent and got her pussy right on her face. I watched her mouth opened and heard her loud scream. I gave up: I thought my head could have explode.
Since that ime I started to fantasize about other ladies fighting. My school teachers, some moms of my fellows, some ladies I know. It was incredibly exciting. I thought they gouth on my parents' bed. They wrestled for two levels of fight: dressed in swimsuits and nude. Later I created a third level: swordfighting. In this 3rd level the wrestlers could be both nude or in swimsuit. The matches included stripping and kissing between the wrestlers. Some of my favs were a school teacher, curly blonde and sexy, and a mom, brunette, tanned and sexy. You know, those were the 80s, and all of you can remember how sexy were the swimsuits and the ladies in that decade.
So they got in my parents' bedroom, get undressed from their coats, revealing their bodies in those black swimsuits (I created the swimsuits too, and years later I discovered that models really existed!), they got on the bed, look each other, with a slight smile, then the fight started. Mostly they rolled around on the bed, pull their swimsuit, ripping them. A kiss was usually included to distract the opponent from the attack. Most of the times, the fights ended with my sleep.
Years later, together with the swimsuits I had imagined, I discover the existence of something that could resemble the wrestlers and the matches I fantasized about. It was the "GLOW" wrestling show. But without kisses and the sex side of the story.
This is why I love mostly one piece swimsuits than bikinis, old style pro instead of recent style and movie catfight than street catfight.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #9 on: September 03, 2014, 04:39:00 PM »
Fascinating topic!

Growing up in the 50's and 60's, my exposure to catfights was pretty limited.  There was no internet, so you had to rely on TV, movies, or the very rare real catfight.

Several folks have mentioned pro-wrestling, and there were a few women wrestlers that were pretty entertaining.  But the wrestling in those days was SO different than it is now.  Now it's pretty common to see female WWE wrestlers end up in a catfight.  But it was unheard of back then.  And the attire back then was very conservative compared to the skimpy attire worn today.

Also, don't forget roller derby!  I loved seeing roller derby on TV just for the catfights!

As for movies, it seems most catfights were in westerns, and even they were pretty rare.  I always felt cheated when a western TV show or movie would feature a saloon brawl, but the saloon girls just watched.  It was very rare to see the women fight.

TV show fights were also rare, but I always looked forward to them.  I remember a catfight on a boat in the old show Seahunt.  I remember that being a great fight, but my memory plays tricks on me.  I also remember the catfight on Mission Impossible, with Barbara Bain fighting another girl as a distraction.  That fight really turned me on at the time, but I'm not sure it would have the same impact today.

A lot of fights I remember as being fantastic as a kid were not that great when I seem them today.  But it was all I had, and I'm sure my youthful imagination had a role in making them seem better than they actually were.

As for real, live catfights, I confess I've never actually seen one in person.  I saw a few close calls in school, but no actual fights.  Things were different then.  There was no internet or social media, so no one could make widespread comments about someone else like girls can today.  Also, fights between girls were more of a rarity than today, at least in my mind.

I distinctly remember a conversation my friend had with his girlfriend in high school.  This would have been in the late 60's.  She was telling him about some other girl she didn't like, and how the other girl had talked about her.  My friend told her, the next time she opened her mouth, to hit her.  His girlfriend replied, "but nice girls don't fight."

I know girls fought back then, and always have.  But it wasn't as common back then.  So I never had the opportunity to actually see two girls fight.  I heard about a couple of catfights that were supposed to have been fantastic, but I was never in the right place at the right time.

Sorry for the long winded reply, but I guess my fascination started the way so many of you have mentioned, via TV and movies.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #10 on: September 03, 2014, 05:27:45 PM »
The reason the Mission Impossible fight made such an impression was that the woman Barbara Bain was fighting was Mary Ann Mobley a former Miss America.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #11 on: September 03, 2014, 06:42:33 PM »
My dad was big into wrestling and I watched with him. Around that time I noticed the wrestling mags which were showing pictures from "apartment wrestling" bouts. I got hooked on that instantly.  Then Wendi Richter came around and I was in more. Next was GLOW and Sherri Martel in the AWA followed by Madusa Micelli and Magnificent Mimi.  The rest is history.
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« Reply #12 on: September 03, 2014, 11:13:14 PM »
There were two things that happened that began this for me.  It was when I was about 12 (in my 50's now) and I saw my friend's mom playfully wrestling with another woman at the beach.  The woman pinned her easily and I remember being turned on by it.  A couple weeks later there was woman's wrestling match on TV.  Don't remember who it was but it was between a blonde and a brunette and the brunette really dominated the match.  Again, I can remember being turned on by it.  This probably explains why I like one-sided matches.  Drilling down further I like it even more when a smaller chested woman dominates a large breasted woman.  Again, this probably comes from the beach encounter I witnessed, my friend's mom had a big chest.  Don't get me wrong, I like them all but I prefer one-sided battles.  I don't like blood or punches to the face.  If I had to choose attire it would be either bra and panties or one-piece bathing suits.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #13 on: September 04, 2014, 09:28:33 PM »
Thanks Cavegirl for the name of the woman Barbara Bain fought on the old Mission Impossible episode.

Now that I think about it, there were several movie and TV catfights that really got my attention, but as I mentioned in my prior post, when I see them now, they really weren't that great.

I think one reason those old TV/movie fights turned me on was the way the women fought.  With a couple of exceptions (Emma Peel in the old Avengers series, for example), most of the catfights back then featured hair pulling, body to body contact, entangled legs, etc.  For me, those things are the real turn on of seeing a catfight.  But in more recent years, martial arts fights seem to be the standard method of fighting.  To me, the fights just don't have the same "arousal" quality as they used to.

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Re: First interest in fighting.
« Reply #14 on: September 08, 2014, 07:24:33 AM »
Well Wasteland, it's quite obvious that great minds (and old minds) think alike.  Growing up in the same time period my experiences were virtually identical to yours.  I don't recall what flipped my switch in regard to FvF, because my interest in it pre-dates puberty.  I can recall my parents hollering at me as a little guy (maybe 4 or 5) to come into the living room because two women were going to fight on TV.  So I was clearly too young to consider keeping it a secret.  That came later.

My first real recollection is of two roller derby honeys going toe to toe one afternoon on our old black and white TV.  I always loved the women in Roller Derby, and their roll around, hair pulling catfights were very exciting -- more wrestling than fighting.   Gerry Murray, Annis Jensen, Mary Youpelle,  Toughie Brashun, Anne Calvello and Judy Arnold were the early black and white scrappers.  In the late 60's and early 70's it was Joanie Weston, Lydia Clay, and Roller Games had Judy Arnold, Veronica Gonzales, Toni Tagg, etc.

Like you, I discovered that 50's westerns were a good source of catfights, and so were the B-movie, black and white, teenage delinquent genre.  Girls in the Night, Girls Town, Untamed Youth, Teenage Devil Dolls, Deliquent Daughters all had good catfights. 

I still much prefer these older catfights to the modern ones which are either slugfests or martial arts fights.  I think that Two Days in the Valley ushered in the new style of women's fighting.  As hot as the two women were in the movie, I am not a particular fan of that fight or most of the subsequent ones.

Real catfights have never done anything for me either.  I recall seeing my first real catfight in the 7th grade.  I was more repulsed that aroused.  Seeing these two not-so-bright, not-very-good-looking girls humiliate themselves in front of the school was not all that cool.  I remember just walking away, confused that while I really liked this stuff on TV, it wasn't all that great in real time.  As a veteran teacher, I've found the same to be true in all of the countless fights that I've had a part in stopping.  Now maybe if the two girls had decided to wrestle in my backyard, I would have liked it. 

The question that I might pose for those of us whose interest pre-dates puberty is: What event caused you to realize that your interest in catfighting or female wrestling was sexual?  Like I stated earlier, I had no idea that there was a connection.  Then one evening, as a young teenager, while watching Emma Peel (Diana Rigg) fight with a villaness on an episode of The Avengers, ....it.......just......happened.  All of a sudden all the dots connected.  I didn't know what to think.  That concern lasted for about 30 seconds, then I started searching the TV Guide for movies or TV shows that were possibilities. 

Now decades later, here I am.