Here are some premade ideas in no particular order. Every option has a list of outfits that could match the scene, but otherwise any outfit from the gallery works of course!
Generic fight club description
**Here's a description of a default common fight club that would be applicable to most ideas below.**
The fight club is an illegal underground fighting organization supported by powerful crime organizations.
The rules are quite simple - no holds barred, the fighting area (ring, cage or pit) is considered a complete no-laws zone. Fights continue until a loser is pinned for the count, with nothing else stopping the fight, not even KO or death of a fighter.
The club earns money from taking a percentage from crowd's bets (which happen throughout the fight, not only on who wins, but all sorts of things), from selling drinks and drugs, and from selling various VIP benefits. 50% goes the club, 50% makes up the prize pool, with 5% of that going to the loser, and the rest to the winner of the fight.
It happened too fast!
A female fighter signs up for a match in an underground fight club, with no limits and no holds barred. The pay is good, and there are plenty of ways to submit if things start getting too rough - tap outs, verbal submission, getting out of the ring.
But her opponent unleashes on her so much and so fast that she does not even realize what's happening. She keeps trying to fight back, her mind not being ready for losing so quickly, so she keeps trying to fight back until it's too late.
"Too late" basically means she can not submit any more, as that opportunity is taken from her by the opponent by one of the following:
- She is knocked out or already dead
- Her arms can be broken or dislocated so she can not tap out and her jaw can be dislocated as well preventing her from saying the words to submit
The 10 Minutes Cage.
A fight club that has some special rules. A cage opens. Two or more fighters come in. The cage is locked.
No rules. No limits. No regulations. No laws.
10 minutes later the cage opens, with no way to open it sooner except to cut through the automated gate. Whatever happened in the cage - stays in the cage.
Whoever walks out first can claim the prize pool, if any.
The Island
(Loosely based on Epstein Island)
There is a privately owned island in the middle of nowhere - small enough and far enough away that nobody cares what happens there. Yet it's governed by people powerful enough to make sure nobody looks too closely.
The island functions like a small town, housing around two thousand residents and a much smaller number of "talent." The talent lives in their own section, separated from the residents' part. They're here for various reasons - some believe they can win big money through MMA or wrestling-style fights, others think it's a reality TV competition like Fear Factor, and still others are simply… coerced into participating. They often house small parties a night before one of them is invited to the arena, because they believe they go there, get paid whatever they managed to win, and are sent back home to spend all those hard earned money.
Only when they step into the arena do they discover the truth: the challenges aren't what they seem. What appears to be an entertainment show is actually something much darker.
The residents get off on watching young, confident girls being pitted against impossible odds in a central arena. Sometimes they're matched against opponents too strong for them, but occasionally against each other. The losers don't walk away - they're killed during or shortly after the fight, with sexual violence occurring regularly as part of these events.
But that's not where it ends. If you visit any store in the residents' area, shelves display various cuts of meat, meat products, sausages, jerky. All neatly packed, with labels. At first glance it may look like a normal meat store, until you look closely at the labels. They contain names and photos showing exactly which talent this meat came from, complete with a QR code linking to their fight footage and other information. This island has another purpose: its residents are cannibals who turn the freshly killed "talent" into meat products.
Martial Artist Humbled
A female martial artist is very cocky and confident about her fighting skills, possibly boasting about it in some underground fight club. Then someone says they are going to take her up on it - they have no fighting training, but can beat her. She laughs at them, but agrees to a fight, fully thinking she's going to prove she's right.
As you might expect, she ends up proven wrong in the most horrible way. She might not learn from this lesson, but everyone watching will.
🍌 Banana Match!
Wait, hear me out! 😂 (You can also refer to it as Extreme Exhibition Match)
The idea is simple: to truly appreciate the scale or power of something, we often need a point of reference for comparison. When you spot an object, it's tough to gauge its size without something familiar nearby. Online, there's that classic "banana for scale" meme - using a banana, something everyone knows, as something to eyeball the size to.
In fighting, there can be a similar concept. Two hulking battle-hardened champions clashing might not reveal their true raw power scale. It may appear mundane. Two Godzilla-sized monsters slugging it out is only impressive if you can see the skyscrapers nearby. That's why pairing them against someone more average and regular in skills and size lets onlookers have a point of reference for their true power. To understand the true scale of their power and skill. Like a banana for scale.
This scene idea is about one such fight: a solid but average female fighter matched against the club's champion as the night's opener, a warm-up. He's told to unleash everything, no holding back, so the crowd can witness the champions' sheer power. That way, when the real contenders square off later, everyone can truly appreciate the true scale of what's happening in the ring.
She's offered a hefty pay for this, and is instructed to also unleash all of her strength, speed and skill in this fight to do everything in her power to win, but she knows they dont really expect her to. They even offer a much larger pay if she manages to win! But the power difference is so dramatic, that she does not even survive the match. Whether by accident, or on purpose (maybe they did not want to pay her that much?) - this is not the kind of club that would be bothered by some regular pretty-face fighter meeting her end in battle. They would rather either laugh at her, or consider it an honor to die in such a way, and move on to next fights.
Home Video \ Streaming
A video production company specializing in SleeperKid's World style videos - private fights recorded on video and sold, but with a deadly twist. Can be just that - advertised as SKW's next fight, except it's a cover, and girls dont come out of this one alive.
Lured In
A male champion in a legitimate fighting organization (think UFC or WWE) leads a double life as an underground fight promoter. He cultivates relationships with some of his most devoted female fans, presenting himself as charming and supportive. Under the guise of offering them "five minutes of fame," he invites them to participate in a free sparring session - promising gentle coaching and a controlled environment.
For weeks or even months, he mentors them, providing training advice and building trust. On the day of the scheduled match, the unsuspecting fan enters a small, dimly lit local fight club. The moment the bell rings, the champion unleashes brutal, unforgiving assaults, leaving no room for mercy.
The crowd - composed of high-paying spectators - witnesses the horrific one-sided beating until his victim is left battered and broken… and worse. This ruthless act fulfills two purposes: it indulges his twisted need to dominate someone far beneath his skill level, and it nets him a substantial side income that dwarfs even his legitimate career earnings.
Underground Beatdown: Champ Crushes Tricked Rookie
Subject: New Bout Opportunity - Your Kind of Fun
From: ringmaster@shadowpits.net
To: [Redacted]
Hey Champ,
Got something lined up that'll pack the house and line our pockets. Fresh meat just walked in – goes by Lauri. She's got that street spark, thinks she's hot shit after scraping by in some low-rent clubs. Told her it's a straight mixed scrap, bumped pay for the gender twist to sweeten it. She bit hard, chasing the rush and the cash. Doesn't have a clue it's rigged for a wipeout.
We want a show. Crowd eats up a big dog crushing a mouthy pup. Make it brutal, draw it out a bit for the bets. No mercy, just pure demolition. She'll walk in cocky, snarking off like she owns the ring. You handle the rest.
Your cut: 25k flat, plus 20% of the gate. Could double if the punters go wild. And no limits - beat her, kill her, rape her, whatever gets the crowd going.
In or out? Hit back by midnight. Spot's the usual warehouse drop, Friday.
R
Settle the Score
Subject: Upcoming Bout - Settle the Score
From: The Ringmaster <shadowring@darknet.onion>
To: [Redacted]
We've got a loose end that needs tying up. That bitch Lauri's been sniffing around our turf, running her mouth and thinking she's hot shit after scraping by in some low-rent pits. She crossed the wrong people - spilled some details that could've brought heat. Time to make an example.
You're our go-to for this kind of cleanup. Set up a match against her. We are luring her in with the promise of a fat purse - telling her it's 50k winner-take-all, no rules, high-stakes thrill she's been chasing. She won't know it's rigged for you to end it. Dumb cunt thinks she's tough from knocking out drunks and strutting in underground circles, but she'll bite on the money and the rush.
In the ring, destroy her. Smash that cocky face, snap her limbs, choke the life out till she's a bloody mess on the mat, I don't really care how you do it. No mercy - leave her dead as a message to any other wannabes. Do it right, and there's 100k in it for you, plus whatever spoils you want from her stuff. There will be mostly all our guys in the crowd, so whatever happens in that fight, will stay there.
Hit back if you're in. Location drops 48 hours prior. No traces.
- R
The Underworld
More of a setting that scene idea…
The Underworld is an illegal underground fighting organization owning a chain of fight clubs, where fighters come to compete in brutal, no-holds-barred matches. It has no limits on the amount of violence or depravity that can happen in the ring or cage, and they often encourage it, as this is what the crowd craves and pays big money for.
Fighters in The Underworld are a mix of cast-offs, criminals, and thrill-seekers willing to do whatever it takes to win. Many have fallen on hard times and see this as their last chance to earn a fortune quickly. Others have darkness inside them that's best left unleashed in the ring, against willing participants. And some naive souls get lured in by promises of getting rich after just a few fights, assuming the worst won't happen to them.
No one is forced to fight here per se, but there are many ways fighters can get convinced, coerced, or tricked into it. For anyone with real fighting skills, The Underworld offers prizes far beyond what any other venue provides, so there's no shortage of participants.
To keep things interesting, The Underworld often changes up the rules - adding new themes or conditions that always up the ante. In a place like this, it's survival of the fittest… and most ruthless. Only the strong will be left standing.
Managers of The Underworld have a lot of ways of monetizing the brutality and depravity of the fights, not just by increasing ticket sales next time, but at the moment as well, for example, but not limited to: live betting, micro bets, alcohol and stimulant sales, upsales, VIP interventions (Ultra-wealthy patrons in soundproofed booths can pay exorbitant sums mid-fight to influence the action), etc.
Ultimate Million Dollar Championship" (UMDC) [Classy, Showy, Hentai-ish, WWE-esque]:
"The Ultimate Million Dollar Championship is a real no limits fight between men and women. If a female contestant defeats her male opponent, she will receive a prize of up to a billion yuan! As long as fighters use the weapons they were born with, any fighting method is legal. The victor will determine the loser's ultimate fate! Female contestants seeking to win the massive cash prize must be prepared to accept enormous risks."
Based on one of my favorite ryona comics "Billion Fight" ( https://e-hentai.org/g/98781/f625322eb7/ ) this idea pure erotic hentai-inspired fantasy which is still somewhat dark and grimy, about a rich and high paying fight championship taking place in an alternate version of our world.
Masked Fights
A dark and twisted form of fighting entertainment where fighters wear masks. But it's not just done to honor luchador traditions. This is also done to cover up any deaths that happen during these fights. It creates an illusion that fighters just return even after the most brutal matches, when in reality - they just find someone with a similar figure and skin tone, and give them a mask of the fighter who died.
Some fighters don't even know it's not a new mask. And if they ask questions, they can always tell them that the previous 'actor' who 'played the role of this character' decided to quit due to personal reasons. If the 'new actor' does not believe them, they can go as far as to "admit" they may be gone due to injuries. Which is something that is expected from any sport, especially one like this, so newcomers generally dont question it any further…
In this end all of this is just a facede to operate the most brutal fighting league in the world, with full contact fights, with brutal drops and throws often performed for real, and champions often continuing to ragdoll their opponents long after they're incapacitated.
Vacation fight
A girl on vacation stumbles upon a fight club, and after having one too many drinks she thinks it would be fun to join in. Not knowing local language, however, she misses the fact that these fights have no limits and are often to the death.
Debts have to be paid
Laurissa's boyfriend\\father\\trainer\\agent\\brother (pick one) owes a large sum of money to a local gangster. He's been trying to pay it back in various ways, but the gangster is not happy with his progress. Laurissa is an amateur fighter, and one day she receives an offer she can't refuse, a debut in a new for her fight club with very appealing prize and promises. Her loved one is also invited to the show, now knowing what he's about to witness. Only once everyone is there does the gangster (or one of his most brutal thugs) walks into the cage against the girl, and the fight begins. A fight designed to teach a lesson to her loved one and everyone watching - you either pay your debt with money, or with blood of someone you love.
Refusing to follow the script
It's an underground illegal fight club, but the fights here are loosely scripted just like in wrestling. Who wins, who loses is determined by managers, agents, club owners to maximize payouts, or to boost someone's confidence.
Tonight I am supposed to fight against someone much larger and meaner than me, with a record of brutally destroying their opponents. It's settled that I should win the match. However my opponent (you) does not like the idea of being defeated by someone like me. They agree to it, and may even think they are ok with it. But when the time comes to fight you realize you dont give a damn. You cant let someone like me defeat you. So you not only defeat me, but do it as brutally as you can and kill me.
Bloodsport inspired
Much like in the good old Van Damme movie "Bloodsport", our main heroine (yours truly) learned that her brother was killed in a tournament known as The Kumite. She tries to avenge his death, and for that she has to train hard and find her way into the tournament. Things are complicated by the fact that her brother was fighting in the male league. Due to the nature of the tournament, they do not offer a separate mixed gender league. But she manages to convince the board to let her compete in the male league, and she even manages to win however many fights is required to win to get to the one who killed her brother.
Unfortunately for her, she fails to defeat him and suffers much the same or even worse fate.
Neo-Gladiators
Modern version of the classic gladiator entertainment but without slavery (alternative modern world, or near future).
Anyone can sign up to become a gladiator. Each gladiator must find himself an Agent\Manager. Each agent can oversee many gladiators. Agents are responsible for nurturing gladiators, organising their training, paying them, and finding proper matches. Their goal is to find a way to match their gladiators with such opponents in such a way to maximise their income while minimizing risks. But of course not every agent is a good or fair one. Some can send their fighters to certain loss or even if they see benefit for them in it.
Much like with Roman gladiators fights can have different rules. Some can be to death, others not. But in either one of these situations crowd's and referee's decision can override these rules. If a fight was not meant to be to the death but loser got killed then it's up to the referee or higher-ups to decide if the victor has to be punished in any way or form, if at all. No government laws protect fighters while they are in the arena.
Beauty and the Beast
A very dangerous but well paying challenge, where "Beauties" (cute girls) are matched against "Beasts" (huge strong males or literal beasts), where girls get 50 000$ PER MINUTE of just staying inside the ring\arena with the beast and 500 000$ if they knock their opponent out or it. "Beasts", on the other hand, only get 100$ in prize money (if any at all), but have no limits on what they can do to "Beauties", none at all…
Girls can submit at any time to stop the fight and get the money they earned so far, but they have to spell out "I SURRENDER" in full and loud enough for referee to hear it.
Details
The arena accepts two types of contestants: Beauties and Beasts:
- Beauties are exclusively cute females, mostly human, though anyone exotic looking is accepted as well.
- Beasts are big and strong, usually anthros, though there are some extra strong humans in there as well. Sometimes they even manage to get an actual monster… or two.
There are three types of fights:
- Beast vs Beast. Both contestants get a basic payment. Winner gets a prize on top of it. No naughty stuff, just serious combat. Most of the time.
- Beauty vs Beauty. Both contestants get a basic payment. Winner gets a prize on top of it, IF she humiliates her opponent in front of the audience.
- Beast vs Beauty. The Beast only gets half a basic payment if he wins the fight. Making it easy buck, though some may argue that with the time the whole thing takes it may not have best time\earnings ratio. The Beauty always receives a serious payment, even if she loses, and a massive bonus if she manages to beat the Beast. However, if she loses, there are no limits to what the beast can do with her, which most Beasts consider a good 'bonus' to their otherwise unsatisfactory payment.
Wicked Gladiators
Some wicked and perverted near future\modern fantasy gladiator style entertainment, where they pit girls against stronger male\shemale\herm\anthro\monster opponents. Girls get a prize equivalent of a million dollars if they at least knock their opponent out. Their opponents get to do whatever they want to the girls if those lose. But in the end only a handful of girls managed to win those unimaginable riches, the rest ending up beaten, broken and raped at the best, and murdered at worst. (In case of our RP I'd prefer to include the murdered part!)
Laurissa is one of the girls who signed up for this challenge, thinking she has a chance to win, and hoping that if she loses at least she wont end up dead.
Wicked Gladiators Extreme
For those girls who think that one million dollars is not enough there's another option, a 5 million dollar one. What's different about it is that if in previous verson whether they are raped and\or killed depends on what their opponent's wants, here they don't have a choice. If they are killed they are raped by their opponent or the executioner or the crowd. And then they are executed, and their corpses are turned into fuck toys (GloryHo style).
Mob and mafia dealings
There are many reasons for fights. Some fight for money, some for glory, some participate in tournaments, some are in debt. And sometimes it's a way for mob and mafia and other gangster types to settle their business affairs this way. Pit your best fighters or even your own bodyguards against each other and whoever wins takes over others' business. So there's often a lot more at stake than just lives of fighters.
In our case Laurissa can be a sexy escort\bodyguard for some mafia boss who sends her into a fight with his and someone else's business at stake. This scenario also perfectly goes with a 2v1 against a stronger opponent, with Laurissa being paired together with Maria as two bodyguards\escort\fighters.
Trucker stop
A fight club at the trucker stop, a place where truckers can stop for the night, fuel up their trucks and bellies, have fun with some girls for money, and other ways to rest and relax before, during or after a long journey. It's a bit dirty, with beer stains here and there, filled mostly with large trucker type guys, some girls servicing them foods and drinks, hoes, girlfriends and maybe a random girl or two.
Laurissa is one of those girls who is just extremely cocky and overconfident, so much that she ends up challenging a much larger guy (or two) for a fight to prove something or settle a conflict. Well, it gets settled allright!
Underground Fight club
A generic underground fight club. No official rules or limits, fights end in all sorts of way, in a friendly manner, knockouts or sometimes it gets too rough… And those are usually the times when the crowd is loudest and pays the most.
Anthro Superiority: Fight gone wrong
In this world anthros are superior and have more rights than humans. Laurissa has a match scheduled in amateur fighting\wrestling club. She enters the ring, plays for the crowd of humans. She's supposed to fight a human opponent. Her opponent enters, but then doors burst open and a group of buff big anthros storms in. They push everyone away, bully humans. Then they have an evil glint in their eyes when they see Laurissa, and one of them enters the ring, throwing her opponent out of it, and telling everyone that it's him she's supposed to fight now. He promises her that if she wins they will leave her and this place alone and won't come back. If she loses, however, he will invite his friends into the ring for them to have their way with her, dead or alive.
The Enhancer Drug Experiment
There is a new enhancer drug being marketed to the armies of the world that is supposed to improve soldiers by improving their reaction, strength, dulling pain, improving their endurance and also dulling emotion, and completely removing compassion, mercy and pity. Ultimate fighting machines.
Drug manufacturer decides to show it to different army and merc leaders in the world, and they decide to put on a show for it. They gather fighters from all over the world and split them into 2 teams - regular and enhanced, and let the scores of the tournament speak for itself.
Suffice to say the 'regular' team gets absolutely obliterated with no mercy.
Prison Tournament (inspired by Death Race)
A special prison where you have an option of entering a tournament to fight for your freedom if you win enough fights. How much fights you need to win depends on your sentence. It could be just 1 fight for some minor charges, or it could require winning dozens if not hundreds of fights before you can go free, if you're sentenced to death. (In this scenario Laurissa will most likely be there for a minor charge, and her opponent is on a death row, and she got very unlucky to be matched against him\her. But open to other iterations of the idea.)
Fight room
A simple idea for a fight. Two fighters enter a closed off room, with nothing in it but two doors on opposite sides and cameras all around (contents and appearance of the room can vary per scene). To win they merely need to walk through the opposite door first. It is enough to knock your opponent out or just wear them out to walk through, but naturally as there are no rules, a lot of the bad guys exploit it and go a lot further than that, killing their opponents just to make sure.
A horrible mistake
Girl's boyfriend\father\trainer\agent\brother (pick one) signs the girl up for a fight by mistake. Either he was supposed to sign up himself but somehow something got mixed up, or more likely he chose the wrong kind of fight or wrong kind of fight club. Instead of a regular kind of amateur fight she's instead signed up for a no limits kind of mixed gender fight. And he has to watch how his girlfriend\daughter\trainee\sister gets beaten, raped and killed, utterly destroyed in front of his and crowd's eyes, and he is powerless to stop it.
Mortal Kombat
Your regular Mortal Kombat tournament with OC characters.
Modifiers
These can generally be applied to and mixed with any of the scenes listed above!
Horde Challenge
Laurissa may have some booster implants in her body that can give her certain buffs: increased strength, stamina, durability and possibly even some special powers. This may be perfect option if you'd prefer Laurissa to last longer and take more or harder hits before going down, and may give extra reason for a girl to be confident and even step into a fight against someone much stronger than her in the first place. Implants can be damaged or ripped out to take those extra buffs from her, or she can be defeated and raped and killeded with them all still intact, whichever you find more appealing.
Thanks to c/bloom dragonfire for the idea!
Ladder match
A ladder match is a match in which a specific object (usually a title belt, a contract or a briefcase with cash) is placed above the ring—out of the reach of the competitors—with the winner being the first person to climb a ladder and retrieve it. The ladder may be used as a weapon. (No limits otherwise. You can either just push your opponent aside and rush to the ladder and grab the win object. Or you can take your time killing off your opponent before casually climbing the ladder and declaring your victory)
Casket match
The casket match (originally known as the coffin match) has a casket near the ring, with the objective of the match being to trap the opposing wrestler in it.
Restrictive collar (aka Death Necklace)
In this kind of fight challengers wear special collars around their necks which kill you if you leave the fighting area or when you are declared loser. The means of killing can be different - explosion, garroting, poison injection or something else.
Details about extra features they offer or any other collar related details can be discussed for each scene.
Restrictive collar (aka Death Necklace) - WITH A BUTTON
This is a direct variation of the previous option, but in this one collar also has an activation button on it's back. Which means that fighters can press it during a fight to kill their opponent, and have to take extra care to not expose this button to their opponent.
This can make it more believable to have scenes where characters are unevently matched, like a girl fighting a huge minotaur. She does not have to overpower him, she needs to reach the kill-button.
Booster Implants
A fight where you start with one opponent but every few minutes new opponent can join the stage. Meaning that if you can't disqualify them fast enough you will end up facing multiple opponents at once. In case of our RP this is a perfect setup for a Gangbang style RP, where a girl thinks she can pull this off but inevitably gets overwhelmed by increasing number of opponents, and a fight turns into just some beating, using her like workout equipment and eventually killing her.
Background details
Some background details that can be incorporated into the backstory
Tournament contestant's life
While most of my scenes focus around things that happen in the ring, in my head there is life outside of the ring as well. For a big tournament background RP (as opposed to one off underground fight clubs) challengers come from all over the world, and they may spend weeks if not months living in some kind of space provided by the tournament's organizers. I like to imagine it being some kind of hotel-like place, with a large gym where fighters spend most of their time working out and getting ready for their fights.
(some more food for thought here here)