Girls Throwing Punches for Space to Play Basketball on West Dallas Court as Dog Runs Away Amid Chaos

The video clip posted by a South Oak Cliff High School graduate, LaRue ViZions, showcased the words being exchanged, voices rising, and players pointing toward the other group.

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A heated moment was created while girls were playing basketball at the West Dallas Court.

Recently, an afternoon game at an outdoor basketball court in West Dallas turned into a scene of chaos when a group of girls started throwing punches over space to play.

As per the witnesses, a group of girls was playing a half-court game when others arrived and started the fight.

The video clip posted by a South Oak Cliff High School graduate, LaRue ViZions, showcased the words being exchanged, voices rising, and players pointing toward the other group.

Within moments, the argument heated up and turned into a full-blown fight.

Several punches landed as others on the court and the sideline rushed to break things up.

Shoes squeak on the pavement as players scatter to avoid getting caught in the scuffle. The clip also showcased a dog sprinting away from the court.

Several social media users took to the comment section and raised their concerns regarding the fight.

Stormi Omayebu, who works at Home Health Care Aide, commented,

Lol 😄 you said look at the dog 🤣🤣🤣

Stormi Omayebu

Tommy Jones, a graduate of James Madison High School, wrote,

Bad ass kids🤣🤣🤣🤣

Tommy Jones

Keith TwinGatez Hasty, a graduate of East Texas A&M University, said that the incident was funny.

This is sooooo funny

Keith TwinGatez Hasty

Ashlee Love wrote,

I can’t f**king see how ima fight

Ashlee Love

However, the fight appeared to last less than a minute before groups started to separate, though the tension remained unresolved.

Some girls were further captured exchanging heated words as others checked their phones.

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