[LQQKING4CATFIGHTER]

      What made DWW events the best was having different teams with Czech, Hungarian and sometimes BSA and Beatrice teams at the live events.   The biggest rivals was the Czech and Hungarian teams. Every time they had a match Vs one another, there would be many fighters on the edge of the mats cheering on their teammate and yelling out tips to help her win.

[jdppin]

That is one of the things that made Dww so exciting.  Not only did you have young fit women at an age with strong hormones but you also had ladies representing different countries which further contributed to the competition.  I often wonder if the young ladies participated in private competitions in hotel rooms after the camera lights went down?

[DS79]

Yeah, there was a good tension between czech and hungarian girls at DWW events.
unfortunately I was never there live.

But I also asked myself whether the girls didn't get into each other outside of the event or whether there was a good sponsor who got an exclusive fight without rules in the hotel room that evening.

I've seen a fight between a Polish girl and a Russian woman before, and there was a similar rivalry.

[Horny-Jew]

The DWW fights get me horny as hell. 

[presenterfan]

I agree totally that international matches add an extra incentive and passion to the fighters.   As well as team event I've enjoyed memorable, fiesty encounters between English vs French, English vs Austrian, Austrian vs German, English vs Swedish, Hungarian vs Swedish. Scottish vs Italian,  Belgian vs german..   The list goes one but no matter where the ladies come from they all revert to hair pulling at some point.  I also find it thrilling to see women excited when watching women fight.

[LQQKING4CATFIGHTER]

It wasn't really like that, to be honest. The Czechs, Hungarians and BSA women had very little interaction off of the mat, in fact it was almost comical how the Czechs, in particular, steered clear of the BSA women.
I found some of the international matches a bit dull because the Czechs and Hungarians fought to different rules so getting them to wrestle to an agreed code led to some tentativeness on occasion. I remember Antscha having a good match (against Monika I think) that drew a crowd but a lot of the time they were sunbathing around the pool if they weren't wrestling.
It was more interesting to watch the hints of rivalries among the Czech women (the Hungarians all seemed to get along with each other). Eva & Denise, Monika &: Barbara, Laila & Antonia. It added to watching their matches post-event to know they didn't get along so well.
I do know of two Hungarian girls who wrestled each other at an event 'after hours' but they were good mates. You wouldn't have got a Czech and Hungarian girl fighting against each other without being paid.

  It's true that the top Hungarian Wrestlers like Antscha and Viktoria did not Catfight and would not be around for the Catfight matches, but when a Czech Wrestled a Hungarian both sides had many coaches yelling advice to their county woman. Antscha told me she hated to lose to Czech girls at the events. The teams did not eat near each other because didn't like one another.
  As for the BSA, they had striking skills so the other girls of course know if pissed them off irl fight, they would punch or kick them out cold.
  I guess I'm only talking about the Wrestling Tournments as those had all the girls at the event involved and more of a team feel.  The Catfights were more catfighter vs catfighter and didn't matter where she was from.

[presenterfan]

International matches always have an edge and if there are several matches in the challenge, ladies from both teams are always vociferous in their support. The photo shows Festelle ladies against visiting Belgium ladies.   It was held in a small venue but companions jammed in the doorway to encourage the combatants.