In a street fight, survival often trumps style. The goal is not to win by points or show off your technical prowess, but to incapacitate your opponent quickly and create an opportunity to escape. Street fighting is chaotic, and anything goes. Knowing how to use "dirty" tactics can make a huge difference when you're faced with an untrained or unpredictable attacker.

Conor McGregor, the former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion, is no stranger to controversy. The Irishman has captivated the sports world with his rise to superstardom, but his off-the-cage behavior has often overshadowed his accomplishments inside the octagon. The latest incident, involving McGregor allegedly striking a man twice in an Ibiza nightclub, is just another chapter in a long list of public escapades that have raised eyebrows and questions about his future

Ah, the age-old debate: Roofer vs Electrician, who would come out on top in a street fight between a roofer and an electrician? Both of these blue-collar warriors carry the weight of a heavy tool belt and the pride of their trade. But when it comes to a street-level brawl, only one can claim victory. Today, we’re not going to talk about the fundamentals of roofing or the high-voltage wizardry of electrical work. No, we’re diving straight into the real question: who would win