[rocky1]

What is your best tactic to get the other woman to submit to you in a catfight. Is it face slapping, face sitting, hair pulling, breast mauling, or something else. Also, it appears to me the loser often is the woman who just runs out of steam first, and not really the better fighter. Am I correct in this statement, or not. Like to hear your comments. Thank you.

[mauler maureen]

Great question. It's no secret that the most sensitive and tender area of the female anatomy is her genitalia. With that knowledge, why on earth would you waste time and energy attacking any other part of your opponent's body? Go straight for her womanhood.............maul, claw, pinch, twist, pull, kick or bite. The results will put you in control of the battle.

[Tanya_Blade]

Usually I try to punch in the face, it's a very good way to send a bitch to the ground.
Grabbing the hair and kicking in the face with the knee is also a very effective trick.  I once knocked bitch out this way.
Sometimes I punch in the tits, but I only do this when my opponent is already badly beaten and cannot counterattack me

[Stunning Steph]

It depends entirely on the situation. Everyone has a different pain threshold and are more or less sensitive to certain things, there is no one best way to get someone to submit. In my experience it's not just about the physical pain you can dish out, it's often about the psychological element, at what point is the pain you are enduring no longer worth it? At what point do you feel that whatever you do you can't beat your opponent?


Losing a fight isn't just about reaching a breaking point in terms of pain when you literally can not take any more it's about at what point you believe you're better just cutting your losses. I can't speak to how effective foot smothering has been to Zeina but it's a good example of my point.


That said if you're going to force me to think of the quickest way to get someone to submit then I'd have to say that I imagine hanging someone upside down off of a very high building must be reasonably effective... or a gun... I imagine a gun could be helpful.


As for whether or not the person who wins a fight is the better fighter or the person with more stamina, well sure stamina is important in a fight but so is fighting ability. If you had the fighting ability of Ronda Rousey then you can probably win a fight against your average every day person in about 30 seconds so stamina isn't even going to come in to it. There are a lot of factors in play when it comes to how a fight goes and stamina is one of them but I wouldn't say it's the most important thing.


I don't know if you've ever been in a fight but whilst it can be exhausting the adrenaline rush you're going to get is going to give you a big burst of energy, in my experience I've been buzzing for a good 15 minutes after a confrontation.