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Fighting refers to a physical confrontation between two or more individuals. This can range from a brief scuffle to a prolonged and intense altercation. The motivations behind fighting are varied and can include self-defense, anger, competition, or the defense of territory or resources. Different cultures and societies have developed various methods and traditions for engaging in combat, some of which have evolved into formal martial arts or sports.

In a biological context, fighting occurs among animals for reasons such as mating rights, dominance within a social hierarchy, or the acquisition of food. These encounters can be ritualized, with displays of aggression and intimidation playing a significant role, or they can be outright physical battles. The outcome of an animal fight often determines survival and reproductive success.

Human fighting can be categorized into different types. Brawl is a general term for a disorderly fight involving several people. A duel is a prearranged combat between two individuals, often fought with weapons, and historically governed by strict rules of honor. In contrast, a street fight is typically spontaneous and lacks formal rules or structure. Organized fighting, such as boxing, wrestling, or mixed martial arts, takes place within regulated environments with specific rulesets and safety measures. The study of fighting, particularly in its historical and cultural contexts, can offer insights into human behavior, social dynamics, and the evolution of conflict resolution.