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exchange of blows

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See: battle, fight


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She said she does not want to comment on the exchange of blows by candidates but pointed out that "such incidents are quite natural in elections.
There was an exchange of blows during which the defendant punched Mr Clancy a number of times, before running back into the pub.
Immediately James came towards them, and that was when there was an exchange of blows.
 
 
 
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