History Main / CatFight

* In ''Series/LostGirl'', Bo gets into one with ''Zeus'' of all things (yes, [[Characters/ClassicalMythologyOlympians that Zeus]]). It's a cat fight because Zeus has possessed the body of a hot blonde while on Earth, both women are wearing gorgeous dresses including heels, and they duke it out in a decidedly unrefined style on the floor of Bo's home. The whole scene provides a pretty jarring contrast to the power and grace that Bo usually displays in hand-to-hand combat.

* Wrestling/JimCornette believes men make better managers than women because whimpy men tend to be more [[VeryPunchableMan punchable]] and that women who can't wrestle are best for this trope. That said, on shows he has anything resembling an authoritative position, such as Wrestling/{{SMW}}, Ohio Valley, [[Wrestling/ImpactWrestling TNA]] or Wrestling/RingOfHonor, he's made his preference for actual matches between trained women athletes than for cat fights visible. His lamentation being there are simply less of those athletes available since Fabulous Moolah stopped working as a trainer.

* ''Film/Funhouse2020'': Subverted. Ximena and Ula, two attractive young women, end up being forced to fight each other to the death after they've been sniping at each other for days, but the fight is realistically brutal with no [[ClothingDamage stripping]] or hair-pulling as they are given battle axes and the light is turned off to make it more difficult.

* ''Film/Funhouse2020'': Subverted. Ximena and Ula, two attractive young women, end up being forced to fight each other to the death after they've been sniping at each other for days, but the fight is realistically brutal with no stripping or hair-pulling as they are given battle axes and the light is turned off to make it more difficult.

* ''Film/Funhouse2020'': Subverted. Ximena and Ula end up being forced to fight each other to the death after they've been sniping at each other for days, but the fight is realistically brutal with no stripping or hair-pulling as they are given battle axes and the light is turned off to make it more difficult.

* ''Series/TheAvengers1960s'' episode "The Living Dead", between Mrs. Peel and a female guard.

** ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'' and ''Anime/DigimonAdventure02'' both featured fights between Angewomon and (two different) [=LadyDevimon=] near their respective climaxes. Much hairpulling and slapping ensued.
** Izzy in the dub lampshades it: "I feel like I shouldn't be watching this..." In the original Japanese and the Latin-American dub, he instead said "Women are something to be very afraid of, when they're angry!"
** During the first cat fight, Angewomon angrily rebukes [=AtlurKabuterimon=] for trying to help her or catching her when she got thrown around (for which [[SorryIFellOnYourFist he apologises]]), and Angewomon's partner Hikari was actively ''encouraging'' Angewomon to hit [=LadyDevimon=] harder.
** It should be noted that Angewomon digivolves from Tailmon, a cat Digimon. And if we consider the expanded canon, [=LadyDevimon=] can digivolve from the corrupted version, [=BlackTailmon=], making this an almost-literal case.

* ''Film/TheOutlawsIsComing'': After they run out of ammo, the gunfight between Annie Oakley and Belle Starr turns into a knockdown, drag-out catfight in the middle of the street.

* Subverted in the ''Film/TheThreeStooges'' movie "The Outlaws Is Coming", where [[HistoricalDomainCharacter Annie Oakley and Belle Starr]] get into a parodical old-west style knock-down-drag-out fistfight in the middle of the muddy street, rather than a stereotypical cat fight. The extreme, stereotypical ''masculinity'' of their fight is what made it funny, since they were both dressed in long gowns with petticoats.

* ''Film/MysteryMen'' has a scene where two women dressed as Franchise/WonderWoman get into a fight that becomes this. This being ''Mystery Men'', its PlayedforLaughs. Anyways, it's {{down played|trope}} as we don't get to see it, nor them.