brawl(He was badly wounded in a drunken brawl and died four months later in the hospital. — Его сильно поранили в пьяной драке, и через четыре месяца он умер в больнице.)
dance(Once in a while we have a dance, even with a black eye. (Bobby Orr with Dick Grace, Orr on Ice). – Время от времени у нас случаются драки, заканчивающиеся даже синяками под глазами.VLZ_58)
fisticuffs(You will be hard-pressed to find a player denouncing the league’s new rule changes, whether they are in favor or not, because the results have been positive. Perhaps the lone drawback has been the lack of fisticuffs, an aspect that always has been a fan favorite. VLZ_58); altercation(VLZ_58); waltz(It was 2-2 entering the third period, and all hell broke loose in the fifth minute. Four fights and a waltz occurred simultaneously, and players then began changing partners. – После второго периода счёт был 2:2, а на пятой минуте третьего началась массовая драка. VLZ_58); exchange of pleasantries(Один из эвфемизмов "fighting". VLZ_58); brouhaha(Один из эвфемизмов "fighting". So many things have changed since 1987. For instance, today's disciplined Canadian squads wouldn't think of blowing their shot at a gold medal by getting into a full-fledged brouhaha, regardless of the rights or wrongs of the situation. VLZ_58); gathering of the clans(Эту фразу произносят комментаторы, когда на помощь двум дерущимся игрокам выскакивают их одноклубники. Mike Emrick (Hawks-Caps, 011013) VLZ_58); exchanging pleasantries(Rupp and Nichol are exchanging pleasantries near the benches and White skates over, as does Moen, and the gloves fly. VLZ_58); tilly(VLZ_58)
