Dymond vs Ruby

Dymond and Ruby bring a very different kind of energy to Phat Pharrah’s Katfight Korner in this rough and competitive hotel room catfight. While many of the women featured by Phat Pharrah were glamour-model types looking to test themselves in an exciting catfight, Dymond and Ruby already knew exactly what it felt like to compete. Both women were boxers, accustomed to standing across from an opponent, trading strikes and pushing themselves physically. Catfighting gave them an opportunity to step completely outside their normal discipline and see how those competitive instincts translated into a much less structured fight.

From the opening moments, it is obvious that neither woman has come along merely to pose for the camera. Dymond and Ruby immediately begin exchanging hard face slaps, each trying to establish herself before the fight quickly turns into a physical battle for control. Their boxing backgrounds may make striking familiar territory, but once they lock up in the clinch, the match becomes something completely different.

Both women wrestle aggressively around the hotel room as they attempt to drag and force one another down. Hairpulling becomes one of the most effective weapons in the fight, with Dymond and Ruby grabbing handfuls whenever they can to control each other's movement and gain leverage during the scrambles. Slaps continue to fly whenever enough space opens between them, ensuring that neither fighter ever gets much opportunity to relax.

The rules also allow punches to the body, and this is one area where the two boxers are naturally comfortable. Both women make use of their striking experience, working punches into the body whenever the wrestling exchanges create an opening. That combination of boxing, rough clinch fighting, hairpulling and slapping gives this Phat Pharrah’s Katfight Korner matchup a noticeably different feel from a traditional wrestling contest.

What really makes Dymond vs Ruby interesting, however, is the attitude of the two women. The action is aggressive and extremely competitive, but it never feels driven by genuine dislike. These are two fighters who enjoy testing themselves, and once the catfight begins, their natural competitiveness takes over. Neither wants to be the woman who gets physically overwhelmed by the other.

Fast paced, physical and filled with constant exchanges, this hotel room catfight is a great example of what happens when two experienced combat-sports competitors leave the boxing ring behind and try their hands at the much rougher and less predictable world of competitive catfighting.