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Many catfights in cartoons, movies, and beer commercials end with at least one of the participants missing several articles of clothing. Catfighting is also a popular subject amongst pornographic films depicting multiple women in sexually suggestive and combative situations. In the 1970s, prurient interest in catfighting lead to the popularity of several women in prison films.

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Catfighting has also recently been experiencing a boom in the form of payable entertainment. There are many different forms that now exist. Catfighting media displays forms from the more recent extreme catfight aspect, in which punching and kicking are included with the stereotypical array of woman fight tactics, such as scratching and the pulling of hair.

Such stereotypical displays of anger are frequently demonstrated on the daytime television talk show The Jerry Springer Show.

The Classical Catfight -  The combatants extend their arms out in front of them, using their hands in a slapping motion that comes from elbows and wrists. Head is turned back, exposing one cheek and protecting the other.

Last Modified: July 22nd, 2008
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