Awesome Fights

Mike Tyson posted this motherload of classic fight clips, assembling 10 of his all-time best knockouts. He’s asking for feedback as to which one is best, so it can be featured in Scorsese’s upcoming Tyson biopic starring Jamie Foxx.

The latest short film form LBP Stunts Chicago is a bloody good demonstration of their martial arts and fight choreography skills, as a single kung fu disciple must fight his way up the ladder of challenging opponents.

Clara Darko edited this highlight reel of 60 of the greatest sword and saber fights in the history of the movies. From The Princess Bride to Seven Samurai to Star Wars to Kill Bill, it’s 4 minutes of swashbuckling that builds to an epic crescendo.

Nikolai Vlasenko had an argument with a bunch of drunks who harassed his wife while they were at a bar. The thugs wanted to settle it outside, and Nikolai gamely obliged. Because he’s a professional boxer. Skip to 0:40.

For his latest VFX-filled short, Andrew McMurray mashes up the worlds of these two action RPGs as Vault Boy takes on the mighty Dovahkin. Will a Pip-Boy 3000 and Nuka-Cola trump a sword and a helmet with horns? Tune in and find out!

Nope, this isn’t another Star Wars video clip. Freddie Wong runs into Jimmy Kimmel in the men’s room, and get into an argument about who knows how to tie a tie better. Things escalate quickly from there.

One of the ridiculously over-the-top fight sequences from the 2010 Tamil action film, Endhiran, in which the robotic protagonist takes on an army of thugs aboard a moving train. The roller-shoes bit on the train tracks is priceless.

We have no idea what prompted the violence, but the guy who received the beatdown from Mickey Mouse, Spongebob Squarepants, Scrat the Squirrel and some elephant is going to be nursing his bruised ego more than any physical injuries.

Iranian wrestler Iman Sadeghikoukandeh (in the red shorts) looks like he’s about to lose his footing, as his opponent Rashidov Gadzhimurad has him by the leg. All we can say is you can’t keep a good man down.

Incredible footage of Korean police forces trained in synchronized formations designed to break up and disperse rioters. We’re thinking this was a demonstration exercise, but it’s still impressive – especially once the Molotovs start flying.

A boxer at a U.K. amateur match disobeyed one referee’s orders to stop the illegal hits he was putting on his opponent. Lee Ambler, the referee standing ringside decided to take things into his own hands and DQ the fighter – on the mat.

Whether you think pro wrestling is just a bunch of cheap theatrics or not, you’ll agree how dangerous the sport can be after viewing this edit of the WWE’s most painful moments. Maybe they shouldn’t keep so many ladders around.

A bad coupon led to some seriously bad blood between Peter Griffin and a giant chicken on Family Guy. Stuntwomen Jessie Graff and Tree O’Toole play out the archenemies’ fights to the death in this incredible live-action reenactment.

We’re not sure how this more spiritual version of Street Fighter slipped past us but maybe that’s not necessarily a bad thing. That awesome bonus stage just doesn’t make up for the video quality. See the longer, 12-warrior edition here.

A fight breaks out and everyone must stop shooting selfies to run outside and catch the melee so they can post it to YouTube. Though that’s not exactly what they find when they run outside. We have no idea what we just watched.

A street performer in Australia gets harassed by an annoying heckler and decides to take matters into his own hands when this purple-shirted a-hole pushes his buttons one too many times.

At a recent MMA fight between amateurs Brandon Alexander and Aaron Britt, the fight ends after just 14 seconds – with, uhm, both contenders down for the count. Two men enter, no men leave.

LBP Stunts Chicago team members Brendon Huor and Nate Hitpas go at it Korean style, reminding us that the nation is home not only to Samsung, LG, Hyundai and PSY, but some badass martial arts.

A gravely-voiced Conan O’Brien reminisces about the office Christmas party, where things started out just fine until a fight broke out. Is it just us, or did Conan get shorter there for a minute?

Stop-motion master Counter656 is at it again, this time forgoing his usual mecha theme and instead facing off two of boxing’s greats, Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, in an over-the-top battle.

(NSFW: Language) A scuffle breaks out between riders on the New York subway when a vigilante hero intervenes to break things up. Is it The Dark Knight? Nope, just some guy and his snack food.

Cats will be cats, and sometimes they just need to work things out. But there are times when claws and paws aren’t enough, and they require some bigger weapons. Here, these should do the trick.

Did your Movember efforts last a little longer than usual this year? You may have found yourself on the receiving end of something very similar to what filmmaker Zak Stoltz does in this short then.