[Crimsonrash]

So this question itself feels a little loaded but let's dig in. How nasty is too nasty? Let's make a tier list. Make your own adjustments in the comments, I love the discussion and suck at making tiers lol.

Tier one: the ground level.  These are your basic girl fights. Boxing and wrestling, maybe some mild language. There might be bad blood, but the fighters only want to win, not destroy

Tier two: the catfight tier. The fighters will cuss and call names. There's some dirty fighting and deeper motivation for the conflict.  Fighting over a partner, to establish alpha status, or just pride.

Tier three: the nasty tier. The fighters openly try to attack each other sexually. They trash talk is thick and the fighters don't just want to win, they want to hurt and humiliate each other. There's some competitive r*pe elements amongst the fighters. The motivation is generally possession of a partner, but can be anything that draws on emotion. Fighting over family, work, or personal hatred. These fights end in injury and degradation. Sex fights would generally fall in here.

Tier four: The taboo tier. The stakes are highest here and the fighters are our for blood or worse. Fatalities are on a table, but thats not the limit. The fighters are trying to emotionally destroy each other. Two pregnant women fighting over a common father, one family trying to sexually dominate another, or anything else the mind can conjure

[tr0tz]

Thank you for starting this discussion.

I am into tier 4, but mostly because I am into high stakes, into catfight and no holds barred fights that "really matter". Where both fighters want to leave a mark, want to make their opponent remember this match forever. Remember it seeing the scars in the mirror, their tits marred and showing the damage of the fight. And equally on an emotionally level, as you write.

For that very reason, tier 2 fights can also be high stakes and deeply entertaining for me. Imagine a catfight that isn't very violent, but where the loser has to quit job or where the wife has to file a divorce or so. High stakes where both fighters can't afford to lose. This is nasty, in a different way.

[cflover]

Tier 2 and tier 3

[F4UCORSAIR]

   Tier 1 then 2 for me.

[Maizenblue]

Tier 3 and then tier 2.

Mostly if they are one sided.

[Rocko23]

I think I'm 2-4.

[Bry-]

I want to preface my answer by saying it's about a fantasy world. In a real world scenario, people should feel responsible to stop the fights if it's safe for them and there is a possibility of someone getting seriously injured. For me, the excitment of catfight comes from two factors: 1. The woman's body in different sexy poses. 2. The primality of the fight. So, I lean towards the more violent fights. But there are two caveats.

1- The fight should be fair and consensual from start to finish. There should be two women going against one another one-on-one without any weapons or sucker punches or hurting an already beaten enemy. Any sexual humiliation should be a means to win the fight and not a goal in itself.

2- The other coveat is that the violence of the action should not take away from the sexiness of women's bodies. So I don't like anything like blood, broken bones eye gouging or things of that nature. And of course no fatality. To me, the reason that women fight doesn't matter at all.



If I want to make a tiers for myself, these would be tiers:

1. Match instead of fight. These are fights with strict rules same as MMA, boxing wrestling etc.. These are not fights. These are jobs/hobbies that are dangerous. So any violent present in these matches is like an injury doing package delivery/hiking etc.. I think this is the most boring category that souldn't really be called catfight.

2. The fights were the enemies fight without any specific rules but there are safeguards against the fight getting too violent. For example, people around to stop the fight.

3. Same as 2 but the fight is allowed to finish. The fight stops when either of the girls decide it's over. It could be due to one side surrendering or being neutralized and therefore losing the ability to consent. Note that by the enemy getting neutralized I don't mean when someone gets on top or you are 80% sure that the winner is determined. I mean a knockout, being tied up, or being too badly hurt.

4. Anything goes fight where only the winner decides when to end the fight and might continue after the fight is won without needing the loser's consent. This type of fight contains measures that are not aimed at neutralizing the opponent's ability to hurt you but also torturing them.

5. Fights to death without the possibility of backing out mid fight.


For me the sweetspot is 2 to 3 in my own tier list. Where there is enough violence and primality and goes for long enough that you can determine one of the combatants is better than the other. Also, it is not so bad that you would feel guilt about watching the fight and not stopping it. Frankly, I would say 3 is the best when it comes to seeing the fight. However, it's in a position where it starts to raise some moral questions about not stopping the fight. Ultimately, I think 3 is morally okay. Because both fighters know what they got themselves into and both agree to fight to the finish. But it still feels wrong for some reason. Please let me know your opinion about if it's okay to watch a tier 3 fight and not stop the fight.


My first brushes with catfights were when I was a teenager by movies/TV shows and video games like Mortal Combat. Each time I would like it a lot and it would linger in my mind for a few days. However, the most formative experience was a fight that I witnessed more than 15 years ago. The fight was completely fair and consensual. Both girls very attractive in revealing clothes and both (especially the loser) got exposed. The quality of action was very good with both girls giving it their all. And it ended very decisively with a knockout (the girl I was cheering for won). The reason for fight was also very trivial. I think all of my choices come from that specific fight. You can read about it here: https://www.freecatfights.com/forums/index.php?topic=116712.0

[randomman]

Honestly, I'm a fan of all tiers.  2 and below are confined to fiction, naturally. 

[Kino]

Honestly going through the tier list, most of them i am into but i definitely dislike gore, i have no objection to two women wanting to sexually, physically or emotionally humiliate each other but as soon as it is turns to hurting each other like breaking bones, stabbing etc. Then i am like no stop it.

That being said i have never seen a real life catfight, I've definitely seen woman get into shouting matches and some girls physically hitting each other but before any actual fight starts it is almost always broken up by people.

[Pedromalone]

I do think that both Tier suggestions above kind of mirror each other a bit,   Though I'd like a stab at making my own tier list.

1. Wrestling/Boxing Match/Rules match.  A match where rules are in place before anything starts, while participants are more looking to prove who is the strongest, yet not looking to do any permeant harm to one another. Now there can be stipulations that may lead to humiliation, however.   This category would probably also include sexfights that are geared more towards the sex part.  Usually, one by Pin or surrender, or Kock Down in boxing.

2 Knock out Matches or NHB are matches where one's agreed to having only a few rules or no holds barred. Now usually this still means no weapons or anything. Now these are usually won by someone getting knocked out   I would say that this would be on the safer side of catfights (not looking for blood usually)

3. Typical Catfight would be something where both parties have a real issue with each other, and just seem to go at it.  Now this normally doesn't involve weapons, but has involved clothes tearing to some level, and some blood. This can end if a woman gives up, gets knocked out or is to injure to go on.  Usually these tend to stop before death though.  Death Matches do kind of get included in this if they are not allowed weapons, yet I'd put that at the extreme end of this category.

4. Streat Fights or Medieval matches (If going more for a fantasy setting) this is where weapons can come in (not talking guns here) which definitely makes it more deadly.

Now typically I like matches that range between levels 1-3 on my list, with the match rules being followed if any and not to much blood or broken bones, though I admit that I have read some stories that fall into the other categories as well.  I would also say that if I were to ever to organize a match between two women it would have some rules to follow and I wouldn't be looking for broken bones or blood.

[CoffeeMug]

I'm squarely in Tier 2 in fiction. In my own short stories, I've lately gravitated more toward fistfighting/brawling than catfighting, but I'm writing them more like 80s TV fistfights, where there's lots of punching but no real damage done. I have no interest in reading or writing realistic fighting, where a punch to the face causes a broken nose or eye socket--or brain damage.