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NBA FIGHTS ['90S VS '00S VS '10S].

The NBA is a sport where fights are not allowed. Ironically, it does have a bunch of notable fight incidents. Most of them are fisticuffs, although some players crossed the limit on numerous occasions. We do not support these occurrences. Nevertheless, you can't deny these events add excitement to the game. It is impossible to cover all the fights that occurred in the NBA. Therefore, the article highlights the 8 biggest NBA fights of all time. Have a look at them. 1. Malice at the Palace Malice at the Palace is the name of perhaps the biggest fight in NBA history. It took place between Detroit Pistons and Indiana Pacers on November 19, 2004. Ron Artest, a forward of the Indiana Pacers, committed a harsh foul on Ben Wallace. Right after the incident, Wallace shoved Artest in the face. However, the actual fight started when a fan named John Green threw a Diet Coke cup at Artest. He quickly ran to the stand, and the disastrous fight between spectators and players began. The outcome was as expected, a bunch of lengthy suspensions and fines. People from both ends (player and audience) were charged with assault. The NBA authority then changed multiple rules to ensure proper security between fans and players. Also, they put a limit to the sale of alcohol and other drinks during games. 2. Alonzo Mourning vs. Larry Johnson Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson are 6 ft 10 in. and 6 ft 7 in. respectively. So you know it is nothing but nasty when big tall guys like them engage in a brawl. These individuals confronted each other when a playoff game was going on in 1998. They kept sending shoves and punches to each other. Luckily, none of the hits struck any of the players severely. Nonetheless, it is outrageous how these many punches were exchanged even in a playoff. Playoffs are crucial as they decide which team is going to advance in the next round. Hence, it was quite shocking but also understandable since Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson had bad blood when they were teammates. Another crazy thing about the incident was how Jeff Van Gundy clung to Mourning's ankle in an attempt to break up the fight. Though he was unsuccessful, people were surprised to see his courage to get in the middle of two giants. 3. Bill Laimbeer vs. Charles Barkley In 1990, Bill Laimbeer thrust the basketball straight in Rick Mahorn’s face during a match. Though we do not know how Mahorn felt, his fellow teammate Charles Barkley certainly did not take it lightly. You might have already guessed that the outcome was not pleasant at all. Immediately, Barkley confronted Laimbeer and shoved him acutely using his forearm. Laimbeer replied with punches, and so did Barkley. As it was going on, their teammates started to gather around them, and eventually, the mess reached the bench area. The exchange of punches converted into a fight as soon as all the players joined it. The NBA scene of the 80s and 90s is filled with countless fight incidents. Yet the brawl between Bill Laimbeer and Charles Barkley is the biggest one of all. 4. 76ers vs. Celtics (1984) Despite not being a big fight, the event cemented a place in the list because of the involvement of top NBA players. Mostly we do not see these players engaging in a hostile situation. Nonetheless, it happened, and the year was 1984. A physical foul between Dr. J and Larry Bird caused the fight to begin. They had a bitter history, so it quickly turned into a punching show. Charles Barkley arrived on the spot and tried to separate them by holding Bird. While Barkley was trying to stop Bird, Julius Erving took the chance to land some more punches at Larry Bird. Seeing this, all the remaining players of the two sides rushed to the area. The dispute between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston Celtics got even stronger after the occurrence. 5. Derek Harper vs. Jojo English Commissioner of NBA refers to the chief executive of the association. When a prestigious man like the commissioner is in the arena, it is very unlikely that a fight will occur. Unfortunately, it still happened during a match between the Bulls and Knicks in 1994. When the whistle blew, Derek Harper and Jojo English approached each other at the three-point line. It took merely one shove to trigger the fight. The commissioner was only a few yards away. It could not stop English and Harper from involving in the fracas. Ultimately the fight reached the sideline area. After a body slam, it even got near crowd stands. Players from both teams did not take much time to join the battle. It was obvious since these two teams did not like each other whatsoever. The presence of the NBA chief executive was not enough to prevent the fight in the match.