[jon222]

It seems like catfights are a unique fetish online with a relatively small following. Personally I don’t see how any guy isn’t turned on by this. However I have long thought that the reason why is many just don’t know about catfight producers. In the 80’s female mud wrestling because super popular and mainstream where it was regularly done at clubs. Anytime there is a female fight in public from what I’ve seen guys are drooling over it. Same for wwe, became popular fast. So I think there was more exposure for the industry it would be as popular as say lesbian fetishizes.  Anyone else agree?

[rin753]

It seems like catfights are a unique fetish online with a relatively small following. Personally I don’t see how any guy isn’t turned on by this. However I have long thought that the reason why is many just don’t know about catfight producers. In the 80’s female mud wrestling because super popular and mainstream where it was regularly done at clubs. Anytime there is a female fight in public from what I’ve seen guys are drooling over it. Same for wwe, became popular fast. So I think there was more exposure for the industry it would be as popular as say lesbian fetishizes.  Anyone else agree?

I think almost all guys are entertained by women fighting.  As for those who are sexually aroused by it?  Not more than 10%.

Just a guess.

[snw]

If the girls are attractive it makes a huge difference. With two hot girls competing in almost anything physical has to be stimulating to some degree. Add a little body exposure and some trash talk I don’t see how it can’t be sexual stimulating. One other factor is if you know the girls and the reason they are going after each other as well. Personally it doesn’t even have to be a fight. Arm wrestling or any type of girl vs girl competition that involves who is stronger and more dominant.

[bigbellyjohn]

as fo rme I was turned onto female fighting at a very young age buying such magazines as Nugget &  Cavalier then  getting nto watching female fighting video's and shortly after that seen my first belly punching fight between two fat girls and hooked ever since.And yes it turn me on sexually my ex and I loved to wrestle & belly punch boefre sex it was  great forplay

[creviceart]

I believe practically all men are turned on by two women fighting, especially if the women are sexy. But guys who are looking for female fights and who get excited for any kind of confrontation between two women, I think that's a very low percentage.

[wrestlinhose]

Considering this site exists as a forum primarily for men to discuss and view catfights is an indication many of us get turned on by them.

The number of Irving Claw films several years ago with women fighting along with Bettie Page matches way back when show how this medium has been a turn on to men quite a while. They didn't make those films for the "sport" of two women fighting.

Wrestling magazines since the 70's had sections dedicated to Apartment House Catfights shows there was a market for men to enjoy this action and probably not as a sport.

California Wildcats, ENCWC, Carolina Catfights, Capital Catfights, Crystal Video Magazines, all have an audience and I would suspect its more men than women.

There has to be a decent  percentage of people who want to see catfight action to sustain this industry for well over 70 plus years financially.

The percent of men who admit to being turned on watching catfights is much lower than those actually are. Like those of us who responded to this thread. Lol.

[Kateintense]

If the girls are attractive it makes a huge difference. With two hot girls competing in almost anything physical has to be stimulating to some degree. Add a little body exposure and some trash talk I don’t see how it can’t be sexual stimulating. One other factor is if you know the girls and the reason they are going after each other as well. Personally it doesn’t even have to be a fight. Arm wrestling or any type of girl vs girl competition that involves who is stronger and more dominant.

Totally agree. 98% of straight men are wild turned on by it, 1% are lying if they say they aren't, and the other 1% are a mystery.  and yes..any way a woman tests herself against another woman physically. My guy has turned away from it in most ways because he saw me get really hurt a few times...but I did lots rougher than traditional catfight. Anyway, yeah I agree with the comment above.

[pythonlegs]

Considering this site exists as a forum primarily for men to discuss and view catfights is an indication many of us get turned on by them.

The number of Irving Claw films several years ago with women fighting along with Bettie Page matches way back when show how this medium has been a turn on to men quite a while. They didn't make those films for the "sport" of two women fighting.

Wrestling magazines since the 70's had sections dedicated to Apartment House Catfights shows there was a market for men to enjoy this action and probably not as a sport.

California Wildcats, ENCWC, Carolina Catfights, Capital Catfights, Crystal Video Magazines, all have an audience and I would suspect its more men than women.

There has to be a decent  percentage of people who want to see catfight action to sustain this industry for well over 70 plus years financially.

The percent of men who admit to being turned on watching catfights is much lower than those actually are. Like those of us who responded to this thread. Lol.

Game, Set, and Match for wrestlinhose.  With a couple of additions; 
Catfighting is definitely NOT a sport.  Call it what it is, a fetish! 
And IMHO a believe a catfight is THE closest thing to sex, without the coitus taking place (OMG!  I sound like Sheldon on the Big Bang + the way I do catfighting, I DO want my matches to end in sex!)

keep on fighting, GIRLS!  And if you like "Happy Endings" (Double Entendre intended) cum and fight me!    

[rin753]

California Wildcats, ENCWC, Carolina Catfights, Capital Catfights, Crystal Video Magazines, all have an audience and I would suspect its more men than women.

There has to be a decent  percentage of people who want to see catfight action to sustain this industry for well over 70 plus years financially.

You contradict your own point by listing companies that have all gone out of business.  And there are many more that have gone belly up..  It's a niche industry catering to a sliver of the population.

[jdppin]

I'm not sure all guys are turned on by the violence of a catfight but I wager most are turned on by an aggressive wrestling match between 2 women.

[Mikebt]

Personally, I've always loved catfights but I get turned on the most when it's a real catfight with rules. Something like suitefights where the women start fighting in lingerie and then end up naked for real. Just seeing a woman get dominated by another woman has always been a turn on for me.

California Wildcats, ENCWC, Carolina Catfights, Capital Catfights, Crystal Video Magazines, all have an audience and I would suspect its more men than women.

There has to be a decent  percentage of people who want to see catfight action to sustain this industry for well over 70 plus years financially.

You contradict your own point by listing companies that have all gone out of business.  And there are many more that have gone belly up..  It's a niche industry catering to a sliver of the population.

I think liability is the biggest reason many of these companies went under. If you watch some of those old Crystal Films videos, there was literally no rules and any time you punch someone in the head it could lead to severe injury.

[AaronL]

I think the percentage of straight guys who get sexually turned on by two attractive women fighting is probably close to 100%. The smaller percentage, for whatever reasons, is those of use who pursue it through videos, stories, etc.

[DKBfb1]

I cannot understand any (straight) men not getting excited by watching a catfight. There are some exceptions though I guess. I would have loved even just once in my otherwise mundane existence to have had two hot girls rolling around tearing at each other’s hair over me. I have always wanted that more than anything, and always will. And I always will be frustrated 
I suspect that the true percentage of guys who have it as a sexual fantasy might be hard to say with any certainty. I think (even now) that civilized society still regards catfights as kind of taboo. Maybe I’m wrong but I believe that is a reason why our fetish doesn’t appear to be so widely recognized in the mainstream or ‘normie’ world. Still, I also guess it’s in the high 90%+.
Then there’s the added complication of guilt. I don’t think many guys want to see women seriously hurt. I know I certainly don’t. But then fighting is violence and violence inevitably means at least someone must be getting hurt. Right? So, if that is the problem is there a solution?
Back in the day I know I struggled badly with guilt. My nagging conscience did introduce feelings of shame which held me back.
Possible solutions:
1.   A consensual fight between two girls who agree to accept the associated risks.
2.   Or another alternative is a convincing, yet fake (therefore theoretically safe) catfight.
3.   Or a mix of 1 and 2?
I prefer Option 3 because you can have the girls really fighting, within well understood parameters, and an act of some kind to add highly charged sexual drama to the incredible spectacle.

[wasteland1952]

Rin, I respectfully disagree with you as to the percentage of guys who get sexually aroused by watching women fight, although it might depend on the generation of the guy who is watching.  I think the percentage of old timers who are aroused is higher than younger guys.

Guys like me, old geezers who are baby boomers grew up watching women and girls fight differently than they seem to do today.  Back in the "good ole days," the fights you would see on tv, in the movies, or even in real life were catfights; girls pulling hair, kicking, biting, scratching, and rolling over each other on the ground.  Very rarely did clothing ever get torn to the point of seeing bare breasts or exposed panties, but the thought that you might get to see it added to the excitement factor.  It was and still is a huge turn on for me, and yes, sexually arousing.  I honestly can't explain why I am excited by seeing girls fight, but I am.  Perhaps I would be a good research subject for some PhD psychologist candidate working on their doctorate.  Any takers?

Nowadays, girls fight more like men.  When girls do fight, they punch and if they start to pull hair, the crowd yells at them to stop it.  If they fall to the ground, some nitwit in the crowd inevitably pulls them apart, so they can stand up and start again.  This type of girl fight is not a real turn on for me, but it seems it is what guys of the younger generation want to see.  This is what I mean when I say I think it might depend on the age of the guys as to whether it's a sexual turn on or not.

As for the demise of catfight production companies, I think a major factor in the disappearance of some of them is the fact that anyone wanting to see a catfight nowadays only has to look at youtube, and other social media sites.  It's free as long as people continue to post them.  So why pay to see something you can see for nothing?  I'm not justifying it, I'm just saying I think it's a major factor.  If guys like to  see two models rip off each other's clothes, and watch them roll around on the ground topless, then the production companies that produce that kind of stuff will always have a place in the market.  But for outfits like Crystal that produced actual fights between women, I think the fact that almost everyone on earth has a phone, and records fights as they happen, and posts them online, is a major reason they are no longer around.

[rin753]

I think the percentage of old timers who are aroused is higher than younger guys.

I reject the notion that the number of guys with a fetish can be altered in the general population by changes in the pornography and media which address it.  My guess is that the percentage of guys who are sexually aroused by women fighting has not changed in thousands of years.

If you didn't have this "hang up" by the time you reached puberty, you just ain't gonna catch it.

And thanks for your thoughtful post.  You made some interesting points.