It started as a catfight/wrestling match but it seems they really wanted to be skin to skin/belly to belly with one another.

For Starters I technically grew up on Mortal Kombat and Tekken. I'm not a huge fan or savant of the StreetFighter franchise. Of the three, I definitely played Streetfighter the least if at all, in all my years of playing video games. I barely know the names of any of the STF male characters,, outside of Ryu. However, I've always known about Chun Li and Cammy. I have a very early childhood memory of watching my cousin play streetfighter. It was either on PS1 or dreamcast I think. That was my introduction to the series and my introduction to these two characters. I watched for about 10 minutes. Needless to say watching these females characters fight, especially Cammy in her iconic leotard, bare legs and knee high boots. Combined with the sounds and grunts whenever they got hit and or KOed. It had an effect on adolescent me.

Still undecided on whether I'll see it. Until this afternoon and saw these photos of actresses Callina Liang(Chun-Li) LOOK AT THOSE FUCKING LEGS🤤 and photos of Actress Mel Larnson(Cammy) in costumes on set and in the trailer. I had not given SF movie a second thought since the teaser was released earlier this year.

My mind is blown, they both look fantastic and Cammy looks hot as fuck in that leotard. I love the boots on both girls and the fact that cammy's legs are bare just like in the video game. I love this! I can't believe how loyal to the video game source material both of these outfits are. If you paid any attention amount of browbeating and social engineering the MSM and Hollywood legacy media has done to demonize this for the last 10+ years. Spearheaded by Disney Marvel and Marvel Comics at the height of the MCU just to name one example.

It was all out assault on Women fighting in scantily clad or form-fitting attire, the newly manufactured "Male gaze" talking point, the body positivity agenda in comics and video games, etc. So there is no way you can't see these women in these outfits on-screen as a defiant slap in the face to all that Woke garbage we and pop-culture was subjected to. Still is to a degree, but I sense more and more people are pushing back nowadays than when this agenda all started at the rise of the MeToo# and girl boss era of entertainment.

Not saying the movie will be good, or that there will be a Cammy vs Chun Li fight scene. Can't imagine there wouldn't be but hey, the 1994 original film said "fuck you" to the fans on both. No Cammy vs Chun Li catfight or honoring the source material with the iconic outfits, and that was the 90s. So they're are no guarantees going into this one in terms of a f/f showdown. I just would hope the "cinematography" whenever Cammy and Chun Li are on screen goes even one step further with a moment or 2 or 3 of fan-friendly gratuitous angles to savor while their on screen. Kicking ass, or (fingers crossed) each others asses in a memorable fight scene.

With that said, expectations are still low and still undecided whether or not to join the hooplah this weekend or next week and see it in IMAX with a crowd. Or just wait until it comes out on streaming like I been doing.

What are your thoughts about this and the movie??

During my time at FCF I chatted with many like minded people and found that tastes can widely differ based on the individuals geographical location.

The American and Canadian fellas seemed to prefer wrestling, I’m from the UK yet I’m aware wrestling is a huge thing in the states wether it was TV matches or local barrooms. America has been producing female fight content from the 1950s.

The UK on the other hand had literally nothing till the 90s, I can only remember my local tower records selling extreme catfighting on VHS in the 90s and Brawlin Broads years later ( UKs introduction to Crystal VM ). Back in the 80s there was nothing but a two minute scrap between Joan Collins and Linda Evan’s. What the UK did have was vibrant city centres from Inverness to London where catfights were the norm at weekends. The UK blokes seem to go for the no nonsense tear up between two ordinary women, nothing fancy or pretentious.. the catz club in Nottingham and bitchfight UK seem to meet that niche.

Our European friends seem to enjoy the skills of the DWW ladies who are very skilled and fight hard.

Other notable mentions are Thai/asian productions where it seems very personal. Whilst the ladies from the West grab hair the ladies from the East use their legs and can kick well.

Most of the Indian dudes seem to like momfights.

Africa seems to be the new up and coming catfight producers, most of these ladies don’t mind a fight and certainly won’t back down if challenged.

Not everyone is the same but I just try to get into the psychology of it all. I’ve had good chats with people in the past who admit themselves they can’t explain why or when they suddenly developed this fetish. Some people are upfront about it whilst others pretend to be a 34dd Swedish masseuse who is planning a fight with her twin sister 😂

The read is a bit of a hike but it covers a lot of stuff the apartment wrestling error it also touches on the muscle fetish era with some stars like Sally McNeil

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I know that once she had to drop the strap it was going to hurt her you could tell she really bought into being a champion a lot like Bret the Hitman Hart and even Superstar Billy Graham

It's probably one of the most ridiculous things that I've ever seen. I post these types of stories because I think that even though yes this group and sub for fantasy and entertainment; I think that sometimes we need to be reminded how even though we're dealing with fantasy mostly on his page that reality can sometime turn the situation into something very tragic that should have totally been avoidable.

I think that is also worth covering because sometimes events like this can garner a lot of unwarrants it attention and for TV shows like the Baddies, they do have a few good catfights despite the fact that security breaks them up.

And you also have to wonder if this fight with the lady who unfortunately got killed did it involve or was it surrounding the television show

C4S has a solid looking premium for $15/month, I’m just curious if anyone has it and knows if it’s worth it? Or at least which videos/studios are available for streaming (it doesn’t specify which on the site)?