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“Matrix with a subway showdown featuring Neo V Agent Smith”

“Captain America 2, the elevator scene.

Also, makes for a great meme these days.”

“Ip Man versus 10 black belts”

“John Wick Libary Fight (also would’ve accepted the knife fight in Parabellum).

Really pretty much every fight scene in the John Wick franchise is worthy.”

“Darth Maul versus two Jedi in Phantom Menace. So many great saber battles in the franchise, but nothing ever lived up to this sequence.”

“Lethal Weapon as Martin Riggs and Mr. Joshua fight in a lawn”

“The local news teams have an all-out battle for supremacy in Anchorman”

“Drunken Master 2 with a booze-infused final fight”

“Raiders of the Lost Ark as Indy meets his match in a true brawler”

“Hero — The honorable lake fight scene”

“Inigo Montoya vs. Man in Black, The Princess Bride”

“Eastern Promises the sauna brawl.”

“Kill Bill Vol. 1—The Bride against the Crazy 88s”

“Tombstone as Doc Holiday duels with Johnny Ringo…”

“…Say when…”

“Kingsman: The Secret Service — The church massacre”

“The Way of the Dragon With Bruce Lee squaring off with Chuck Norris.

Need I say more?”

“Warrior including a final battle of brothers”

“Roadhouse, Dalton Fights Jimmy

Honorable mention goes to any fight featuring Wade Garrett”

“Oldboy, the corridor fight scene”

“The Avengers Age of Ultron with Hulk versus Iron Man in a Hulkbuster suit.

And for the record, every Hulk V Thor fight in the franchise is completely worthy of being on this list, before anybody shouts at me. Agreed.”

“Rocky Vs Drago – Final Fight.

Apollo Creed fights were incredible as well, but something about this one was so over-the-top (no pun intended). Not to mention, the film features the greatest training montage of all-time.”

“The-Bourne-Identity pen fight scene.

John Wick might use a pencil, but nobody wields a pen like Jason Bourne.”

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