A Lovely Entrance Outfit

I've recieved word from one of my scouts in Jakarta that the ladies have gotten a bit more daring and creative with respect to their entrance outfits for topless apartment and club matches. Here, a buxom lass shows off a spectacular one piece that she wears for her introduction, and then removes to wrestle in her lime green g-string underneath.

Uniform Prototype for World Cup Catfighting Championship, Part 3

The series of testing possible outfits for the World Cup Catfighting Championship continues. Previous reports as to this important endeavor can be found here and here.
I'm not a big fan of the "sparkly" briefs that Emma is wearing as Maia crushes her with a standard body scissors. Perhaps Emma's outfit would be more fitting for a match held at night, where the glitterly letters would shine under the lights.
As long-time readers of this blog know, Maia's principal strategy is to wrap her legs around her opponent and squeeze the bejeezus out of her opponent. As was the case in her match against Gaia, it seems to work against Emma as well.
In this second match, Artemis appears to be wearing the same outfit she wore previously in her match against Maia, although here she is wearing the top as well.
Sila, who is taking the brunt of the action, wears a neutral colored two-piece so that the test can solely focus on the Brazilian color combination against the blue mat on a bright day. The tests are not only to judge the outfits (here, we can see the bikini top won't work where the ladies will be required to cover their breasts), but to also determine technical issues, such as the best mat color and how to light and film the action.
Artemis adjusting her outfit after scoring a submission by body scissors.

Camel Toed!!!

As I've previously pointed out, one of the unexpected delights of a one-piece suit is the always delightful Camel Toe Effect. Here, we see the barefooted Rene showing off the lovely Isabella's mons through her electric green suit.
A slightly closer look for those of us who want to get "up close and personal" with the action. By my count, this shot caters to the following interests: (i) Fully booted wrestlers, (ii) Barefooted wrestlers, and (iii) Camel Toed wrestlers. What a trifecta!!!
What is perhaps most amazing about this photo is that Isabella appears to be wearing a regular suit, not one of those specialty Japanese ones designed with the CT in mind. Below, Isabella looks despondent after getting displayed by Rene.

Uniform Prototype for World Cup Catfighting Championship, Part 2

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To Boot or Not to Boot

Since I'm exploring the thread of wrestling women's outfits, it should come as no surprise that I would consider the wrestling boot (without, it is to be hoped, falling into the "foot fetish" chasm from which no escape appears possible). Of course, a wrestler can go barefoot, but that just gives her opponent another avenue of attack. While the lady in black didn't make that mistake, she did chose to wear some form of wrestling slipper that her opponent was able to remove, with the obvious intention of working over her toes. (You can see the pink slippers off to the left, just below the curtain). To follow up on my prior post on the beauty of the one piece suit (and the thoughtful comment), I note that the lady in black fills out her conservative suit about as alluringly as possible.
I discovered the German Mat Club early in my fascination with women's wrestling, and perhaps that's why I'm particularly partial to ladies wrestling nude or topless while wearing calf-high wrestling boots. The shoes not only protect the ladies' feet and toes, but their attire lends a seriousness of purpose to their efforts. As an aside, you might want to check out a great blog that explores a variety of issues related to our interest, particularly how folks first got interested in this form of competition -- http://femwrestlingfan.blogspot.com/.
By the way, I can only seem to find grainy video transfers of German Mat Club (GMC) matches. If anyone knows where there are better quality photos, please let me know.
Here, we see a lithe Japanese lady using her wrestling boot to assist in her offense. But since I'm focusing just on the style of footwear, I note that it's not really to my taste as it doesn't look like the tradition wrestling boot that I'm used to. It just looks too clunky and almost like she's about to go skiing or something.
But my real complaint is with UltimateSurrender's choice of footwear. While I have to give them kudos for explaining that they changed from barefoot to sneakers because the ladies were suffering too many foot and toe injuries -- and for recognizing that nothing is as important as the wrestlers' health and well being -- the selection of an aerobics sneaker just doesn't doesn't do it for me. Since the ladies need to wear different colored bands (and, in a huge mistake, straps of fabric around their upper arms, but I may deal with that in another post), why not have them wear different colored wrestling boots?

The Disadvantage of Wearing a One Piece Suit

Inspired by a thoughtful and loyal reader (hint: comments are always appreciated), I've been thinking about how a wrestler's particular outfit might change the outcome of a match. In these photos, we see that the shoulder straps can be pulled down to trap a wrestler's arms. With her arms so constrained, she is unable to defend against her opponent's attack. So much the better that, in each case, the opponent issues a nipple or breast attack.

In Praise of the One Piece Wrestling Suit

Although I suscribe to the view that, all other things being equal, the highest form of erotic wrestling takes place when the ladies are tussling in the nude, one shouldn't dismiss the opportunity to watch women wrestling in one piece suits. For example, the silver one piece in the above photo produces the wonderful "camel toe" effect.
Since a "camel toe" sighting is unfortunately rare, the most obvious benefit of the one piece is that it allows for the fabric to be high cut around the legs and hips. Although the Japanese seem to have perfected this sort of outfit, it's nice to see that the folks at wrestlinglounge.com aren't too far behind (pun fully intended).

Uniform Prototype for World Cup Catfighting Championship

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Casper the Modest

I know that it sounds ridiculous to even suggest that a woman who lets her breasts get attacked in a staged catfight could be called modest. But on close examination, you can see that she's actually wearing a g-string under her light violet panties. When you click on the photo, you can see the white band of her g-string in the open space on the side of her panties.
In this photo, it's beyond obvious that Casper's wearing a black g-string underneath her sheer panties. I've always found it very interesting that different girls draw the line at what they are willing to do to further our favorite pastime (or at least to make a buck). While many ladies would no doubt appear naked in the ring before allowing themselves to be subjected to all manner of breast attacks, Casper obviously draws the line elsewhere. While I would no doubt like to see Casper galavanting about in a g-string, her adherence to her own set of principles only further elevates her in my eyes.

Look On Who We've Got Our Hanes On Now

I've always thought (or to put it more bluntly, fantasized) about how great it would be if lady wrestlers and catfighters could somehow convince businesses to sponsor them. So just as a race car driver is covered in logos, and a golfer or tennis player may wear patches that display a company's name, a wrestler or catfighter's limited clothing could incorporate a sponsor's logo. Here, the ladies from BoutTimeStudios wearing the tank tops appear to be sponored by Hanes. (You'll have to click on the picture to see it clearly; "Hanes" is on the lower left of their tops).