Ive always found local newspaper reports a good source for learning of catfights. Here is an example from Scotland.
A mother breached social distancing rules to meet an enemy in a playwark at midnight for a "square go", watched by a circle of five other women.
The 37 year old arranged the fight with the other woman, who was not named, because she had issues with her teenage daughter.
Around midnight, officers on foot patrol became aware of a number of females shouting in a nearby park. Five females were in a circle watching two women who were squaring up and starting to throw punches while making threats. When police tried to intervene the 37 year ols resisted and had to be taken to the ground. She continued kicking at police as she was put in the police van.
In court she admitted resisting arrest and plead guilty to statutory breach of the peace. Her defence pointed out it wasn't a one sideed thing.
There was an exchange of text massages.
Both agreed to meet.
They knew what was going to be going on.
Stopped before it got started but the fact two mature women agreed to meet for a fight and 5 other excited women went to watch, is very thrilling.
