Ring Brawler Mugs

"... and come out fighting, boys."

"Oh dear...I don't think negotiations are going too well..."

'I'd better make a note of your blood group...'

Round 2 (office meeting being conducted like a boxing match).

'This isn't Armageddon... it's a bar brawl on a Saturday night. Let Pestilence read the map.'

"It makes sense when you see the second painting with the lego."

Our super-heroes bravely battling a brutally blustery day!

Poetry debate

Musical Fight

'I fear we may have strayed from the agenda somewhat.'

"Don't mess with that guy. He's a real hardwood."

'A fight has broken out between Dr. Who fans and Star Trek fans. No hurry, the likelihood of anyone getting hurt is very small.'

Boxing Trainer: 'And watch out for this fella. He has a huge Left Hook.'

'Tech stocks rose on news 'old economy' stocks were down...reversing the rise in 'old economy' stocks when techs were down.'

'You've got him worried - he's afraid he's going to kill you!'

'Look at it this way...you're like a big pop star! The hits just keep on coming!'

'Such petulance!'

Handbags at dawn. A typical bout of fisticuffs on the rugby pitch.

'I must warn you, I'm an army boxer.'

Ballerina Vs. Martial Artist

"You started a fist fight in a bar, eh? We'd better cut you back on the male hormones."

Umbrella fight.

"Who you calling a candya**?"

'I don't understand - he's just as strong as ever.'

(Carl's Sports Bar) - 'Hockey Sucks!!' - Although Earl had made good on his dare, it would be weeks before he could eat solid food again.

"I'm sorry-this is literally my first rodeo."

A smiling woman wearing boxing gloves

Department Battles

'We work hard and play hard in this company.'

'Next time, I go in the bar to ask directions!'

'I should have won that last fight.'

Happy Hour, 10 minute breaks for fights.

'Yes, I see your point...We may have to raise the rings...'

'I'll be glad when this guy's large muscles cause him to tire badly during these late rounds.'

'Well, the toughest part of the fight is over . . . getting though the hostile crowd.'