Street fighting refers to physical confrontations that occur in public spaces, often involving two or more individuals. These fights can arise from various conflicts, including personal disputes, gang rivalries, or social tensions. Unlike organized combat sports, street fighting lacks rules and regulations, making it unpredictable and potentially dangerous. Participants in street fighting may use a range of techniques, including punches, kicks, and grappling. The environment can greatly influence the outcome, as factors like terrain, crowd involvement, and available objects can play a role. Due to its chaotic nature, street fighting often leads to serious injuries or legal consequences for those involved.