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Before I became a producer I was catfight fan for many years just like you guys.  As a fan, one of the things that use to really irritate their hell out of me was those exciting catfight DVDs that turned out to be less than real as promised in the website vendors literature.  It's all too easy to be taken in by sexy images that promised so much and delivered so little.

So how do you spot the signs?
A good way of spotting whether a catfight DVD/clip is going to prove less than authentic is to take time when studying the images. Pics can tell you so much about a fight DVD/ clip. If the company is claiming to be genuine, then in the fight pics, there should be facial expressions that cannot be faked, contortions to the body caused by violent movement, and of course read marks/scratches. Take a look at the image below.  Observe both the motion and the red marks –

http://www.catzreview.com/img/CATZ_6%20472%20copy.JPG

Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with choreographed catfights just as long as the producers make it clear to the purchaser exactly what it is they are purchasing.  Fantasy can very often be more exciting than reality.  With real, you must be prepared to except some imperfections.

Now speaking as a producer, I prefer to film my fights in such a way as the fan can imagine he/she is there, watching the fight live.

Genuine catfighter’s, such as SusieLee is a good honest person to talk to about the genuine article and can be found at - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/susielee_catfights/

This is all about giving you the knowledge in order to help you spend your hard earned money wisely.

Gianni (Catz Review)

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Thanks cfking for your contribution.

This pic demonstrates what Nigel was trying to say



Gianni

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real fights =

hair on floor at end
wild slap marks on the body
general silence from the girls as they fight their hardest
squeals of pain and shock now and then
lots of sweat

men with hard ons

Tasteful

[petelv]

Gianni ,  Thank you for this topic.

pete

[TheWatchman504]

I would say Red swollen skin messed up hair and a little blood from a busted lip or a scratch mark somewhere would prove it.

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I would say Red swollen skin messed up hair and a little blood from a busted lip or a scratch mark somewhere would prove it.

Thank you guys for your contribution.  I would not do boxing unless I had a proper ring.

Yes it would but punching is not allowed so this will have to suffice -
having said that I think Hurricane would have preferred the punches!

[stevedinva]

Yes if there is hair on the floor after a catfight, and red slap marks or scratches on the girls' tits face, arms legs, stomach etc. black eyes, blood for  cut lips or nose...all of that provetat they are real catfights. And yes my girl SusieLee figts real catights for sure !!

Some signs for me...

When a girl slows down so the other girl can get her on her back...
Holding back a slap...
Fake moaning...
Their hair is in the same place after 10 minutes of fighting...
What are they doing the 30 seconds after the fight ends. re they tired? Pissed?
Face slapping to me is a real sign of a tru catfight.

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Each to their own.

Gianni

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I agree with both.  Oh my God, I'm showing my age!  I won't mention companies, that would be unfair as things are very different nowadays in most cases.

Gianni

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Pics that show the action in graphic detail, clip previews free for the customer to view before they decide whether to part with their hard earned cash.

You must be as old as me Dan! lol

Gianni

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lol

The US saloons must have been pretty interesting places in those days!  Unfortunately definitely before my time.

Gianni

[Bear]

I've always believed that you can ascertain a lot just through the photos on display at the website or on the product's cover.  Phony grimaces, phony strained muscles are dead giveaways.  When the hair is flying and 1 to 4 feet are off of the ground and you can tell that the pic is a true "caught in the action" kind of photo, then you know the video is likely to be good.  The fact that producers now have snippets that you can preview makes things even better. 

Like you guys, I remember purchasing videos through mail order and being thoroughly disgusted with the product -- and damn mad at myself for falling for the pitch.  I found that I did better by taping movie catfights (either from TV or from a video), then making one long compilation tape rather than wasting money on the hope that I'd get something good in the mail.  Now it's just the opposite.  I don't bother with making my own tapes because there's so much good material available. 

The times they have a changed -- and way for the better. 

[CATZREVIEW]

I've always believed that you can ascertain a lot just through the photos on display at the website or on the product's cover.  Phony grimaces, phony strained muscles are dead giveaways.  When the hair is flying and 1 to 4 feet are off of the ground and you can tell that the pic is a true "caught in the action" kind of photo, then you know the video is likely to be good.  The fact that producers now have snippets that you can preview makes things even better. 

Like you guys, I remember purchasing videos through mail order and being thoroughly disgusted with the product -- and damn mad at myself for falling for the pitch.  I found that I did better by taping movie catfights (either from TV or from a video), then making one long compilation tape rather than wasting money on the hope that I'd get something good in the mail.  Now it's just the opposite.  I don't bother with making my own tapes because there's so much good material available. 

The times they have a changed -- and way for the better. 

Couldn't agree more.
This is a very graphic image -

http://www.catzreview.com/img/CATZ_6%20542%20copy.jpg

Very difficult to fake.