#fighting

#fighting

"We were kind of expecting [the fights] at the start of the game, and [our players] did a great job. They gave us momentum. On the next shift that we actually started playing hockey, Vinnie (Lettieri) and I went out there and just fed off the energy that the boys gave us, and we got one early."

Yeah, I don't know,

Jeannot, who entered the game with 53 goals and 435 penalty minutes in his career, and Anderson (154 and 582) fought for about a minute while teammates on both benches banged their sticks against the boards in approval. The Bruins forward landed several blows before his Canadiens counterpart went to the ice, drawing a big roar and a chant of "U-S-A!" from the TD Garden crowd.

Omar El Dafrawy showcased his skills against Daniele 'The Cyborg' Miceli in the main event, highlighting the competitive nature of the welterweight MENA tournament.

Choinski made his octagon debut at UFC 316, facing Mederos on short notice, but struggled against the leg kicks and technique of his opponent.

I don't think I can ever be a person who loves fighting as a non-winner. I'm so connected to winning, it's probably not even healthy.

Lacrosse is our national sport, they fight. Hockey's our national sport, they fight. How could you not love fighting in Canada? Don't take our kindness for weakness in Canada, boys.

That fight was five rounds against one of the best guys in the world. It was probably one of the worst training camps I've ever had.