I'm glad to see the return of Arena Fighter. Thanks to BattlesandDeaths for setting up The Meeting Place for introductions. I'm an enthusiast living in the western US. Below are some areas of interest:



I like to write, and I like reading other guys' stories. I have used the nick Davos in some of my online gladiator bouts. You may have seen transcriptions of my fights with other gladiators posted here and there. It's fun to chat with guys about their favorite aspects of arena combat, worthwhile gladiator movies and TV shows, and combat gear and weaponry. I like to share hot images, film clips, links, etc. from my collection (and add to it.)


Gladiator art is another huge interest. In addition to the fantastic cgi work that exists on the topic, I also like to collect, celebrate and help preserve pre-digital gladiator and ancient warrior images by artists who used pen and ink and/or drew for comic books.



Regarding my favorite arena action, I think caestus fighting is under-represented in our celebration of the arena. Fighting with spiked gloves requires a special kind of fortitude. For sheer aesthetics, of course, a warrior taking a sword through his chest, his guts, or both rates among the manliest of deaths. Pinning a guy down with a trident and shoving the fork into him is also a guaranteed boner. Spears, arrows, and combat knives also definitely have their place in my weapons inventory.



Thanks to all of you in this forum who have posted hot thoughts, sizzling stories and arousing art. I look forward to seeing and sharing more.

Chris grimaced as the three arrows slammed into his powerful, hairy chest. He looked down to see each one embedded, skewering his heart completely. As the pump tried its best to beat, pain overwhelmed his entire being as he felt his heart tugging on each arrow that now pierced his dying heart. He spit up a bit of blood as the light began to fade, his huge pecs bouncing slightly as he toppled backwards. He gasped a few times and then was gone.

You lost. The crowd and the emperor ruled against you. There is no appeal. Accept your fate. Your life wasn't wasted. You entertained many a crowd. Listen to them cheering right now. It's a fitting end for a gladiator.

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I've been hanging around Arenafighter since JJ had his original board. The stories I've posted are are ones I wrote for that board. There was a lot of great work there and someday I'll find the rest of it. Many of you know me as samnitewarrior. I used the nick gladlover on JJ's original site, and switched when he opened the forum. Not sure why I did that. 

As you can guess, I've got a huge Gladiator fetish. I love sword and sandal movies. I think Spartacus was one of the greatest TV series ever. I have ageneral death fetish, and also enjoy shootings and any kind of homoerotic combat. My favorite targets are the belly (navel and lower) and the chest. The hottest arena death is a man who takes a sword  into his chest and through his heart. A beautiful, brave, and manly way to die.

Being bisexual, I also like women in combat. One of my favorites is "Amazon Warriors." It's all women but with the hottest fights you'll ever see. Plenty of action, death, agony, and blood. I'd love it if they came up with a male site like this. These women die with sensual grace that I'd love to see in a man. Death and agony are fairly represented.

I love to RP, but am frustrated with the lack of decent chat rooms. I don't get much of a chance to do this. If your interested, and have a place, let me know.

https://motherless.com/g/simulated_male_snuff/FE013F8

No fighting and a few women here. Wait until you see the guy on the ground. I love the sound when they pulls the sword from his belly.

https://motherless.com/g/simulated_male_snuff/BCBCAFD

Two against one ...

https://motherless.com/g/simulated_male_snuff/BCBCAFD

This movie is about women gladiators, but it has a few great scenes that will interest you.

https://motherless.com/g/simulated_male_snuff/244F2A4

How better to spend your free time than cavorting barechested in the sun carrying a shield, sword or trident while clad in a subligaculum? This thread is a modest tribute to contemporary reenactors of the gladiatorial experience. Their diligent attention to historical accuracy and their embrace of the masculine appeal of the deathfight combine to raise historical awareness and to raise the elevation of appreciative cocks.

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More photos of international reenactors of the Roman arena experience.

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