a fight involving 2 or more people

"Queensbury Rules"

Queensbury rules is a form of fistycuffs, not in order to comply with Queensbury rules the fists must not extend and must remain higher than the elbow at all times.

NOTE: Fistycuffs doesn't actually include any form of physical contact whatsoever. Just the act of circling one another should be enough to send any English gentleman into the grave.

Fistycuffs is an expression used only by filthy Englishmen, meaning a fight, (usually incorporates lots of whooping, saying 'what ho' and 'have at you'.)

The act of dueling someone using an older Irish fighting style where the fists are clenched, knuckles facing outwards and legs spread wide one in front of the other with a slight bend.

an act of violence. usually a fight, or in minor cases, an argument between two or more people.