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* ''GIJoeTheRiseOfCobra''. The scene where the Baroness and Storm Shadow are driving to the Eiffel Tower in order to attack it and fighting with the Joes as they do so.
* ''RaidersOfTheLostArk''. The running battle between Indiana and the Nazi convoy that's trying to get the Ark to Cairo. Indiana chases after it on a horse, eventually boards the truck and fights everyone involved.

* Midway through [[OngBak Ong Bak]], Tony Jaa partakes in one of these. Naturally, he is trying to avoid confrontation, but as soon as he gets cornered, he lays a serious beat down on any of those dumb enough to attack him.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}}'' Thundera's "[[{{Ridiculympics}} Games]]" in their [[TheThunderdome thunderdome]] take this format: a race between two {{Catfolk}} competitors climbing, swinging, jumping and running up a giant tree to to ring a bell at its top, where [[BloodSport violent]] kicking and punching in order to knock a competitor out of the tree are entirely acceptable methods of getting ahead. Young Prince Lion-O challenges Tygra to a match only to suffer a particularly humiliating RingOut, landing in a pool of water below.

* In the [[TournamentArc Davy Back Fight arc]] of ''OnePiece'', Zoro and Sanji do this as they attempt to reach Tonjit so they can tag him.

** In ''SonicAdventure2'', the final battle between Sonic and Shadow is a chase along an abandoned space station. The preceding levels are even called Final Chase and Final Rush.

* You'll probably have these in the ''{{Assassins Creed}}'' series.
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* In the [[TournamentArc Davy Back Fight arc]] of ''One Piece'', Zoro and Sanji do this as they attempt to reach Tonjit so they can tag him.

* In ''{{Thundercats 2011}}'' Thundera's "[[{{Ridiculympics}} Games]]" in their [[TheThunderdome thunderdome]] take this format: a race between two {{Catfolk}} competitors climbing, swinging, jumping and running up a giant tree to to ring a bell at its top, where [[BloodSport violent]] kicking and punching in order to knock a competitor out of the tree are entirely acceptable methods of getting ahead. Young Prince Lion-O challenges Tygra to a match only to suffer a particularly humiliating RingOut, landing in a pool of water below.

* The climax of the second half of ''{{Bunnykill}} 5'' involves [[spoiler:Dust, in full-on RoaringRampageOfRevenge mode after the PsychoSerum incident that led to him killing Snowball, having an awesome one of these against Smoke, one of the two bad guys responsible for the incident, involving Dust leaping from vehicle to vehicle, mowing down or shanking mooks in his way, and battling Smoke in his damaged helicopter gunship with machine guns and rockets, and ultimately having a one-on-one duel.]]

* The climactic battle between Aang and [[BigBad Fire Lord Ozai]] in ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' was this on both sides, at various times.

If this is seen as a video game mechanic in a FightingGame, that is FreeFloorFighting.

* In ''{{Thundercats 2011}}'' Thundera's "[[Ridiculympics Games]]" in their [[TheThunderdome thunderdome]] take this format: a race between two {{Catfolk}} competitors climbing, swinging, jumping and running up a giant tree to to ring a bell at its top, where [[BloodSport violent]] kicking and punching in order to knock a competitor out of the tree are entirely acceptable methods of getting ahead. Young Prince Lion-O challenges Tygra to a match only to suffer a particularly humiliating RingOut, landing in a pool of water below.

* In the [[TournamentArc Davy Back Fight arc]] of ''One Piece'', Zoro and Sanji do this as they attempt to reach Tonjit so they can tag him.

* The climactic battle between Aang and [[BigBad Fire Lord Ozai]] in ''AvatarTheLastAirbender''. It's fun to watch a CompleteMonster [[OhCrap running scared.]]

* The climactic battle between Aang and Fire Lord Ozai in ''AvatarTheLastAirbender''. It's fun to watch a CompleteMonster [[OhCrap running scared.]]

* In ''SoulEater'' this is how the fight between [[TheUndead Sid]] and [[{{Samurai}} Mifune]] goes (while essentially snowboarding without the boards no less).

* The beginning of [[StarWarsANewHope Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope]]. Princess Leia's starship is trying to get away from Darth Vader's Star Destroyer so she can give the Death Star technical data to the Rebel Alliance.

An XMeetsY cross between a ChaseScene and a FightScene. At least two combatants are battling in a normal way, but their fight takes them on a journey as well. This could be because one or both fighter is trying to get to a specific destination, or maybe because they're just trying to ''get away'' from the beatdown they might be taking.

* Morpheus and Trinity's fight against [[EvilAlbino The Twins]] in TheMatrix Reloaded.

* ''TotalRecall''. Benny drives Quade and Melina to the Last Resort as Richter and his partner follow in their car, with both parties shooting at each other.

* The climactic battle between Aang and Fire Lord Ozai in AvatarTheLastAirbender. It's fun to watch a CompleteMonster [[OhCrap running scared.]]
* Any of the FamilyGuy fights that pit Peter against the giant chicken.

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* BatmanUnderTheRedHood has several. The Red Hood always runs from Batman until their final encounter, usually fighting the whole way.

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