Moment fight breaks out at Benidorm pool with brawler tossed into water as England football flags are draped by loungers
The chaotic scrap unfolded at the Spanish holiday hotspot as shocked tourists looked on.
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A widely-shared TikTok video shows the punch up involving a group of men in swimming shorts and others dressed in black and white.
The man in black is pushed into the swimming pools, but quickly emerges and starts throwing punches.
Another wearing white is also involved in the mass scrap.
As more and more people join in with the shocking brawl, the man in white ends up being thrown into the pool himself.
He pushes another man into the pool once he emerges from the water.
Meanwhile, the man in black brawls with other people around the pool.
As the camera pans around, groups of stunned tourists can be seen watching the shocking events unfold.
An England flag can be seen in the backdrop of the fight with the words "Ash's Stag 2025".
However, it is not known whether any or all of the brawling men were Brits.
It is also not clear why the fight broke out and who was involved.
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The viral video has been viewed more than 300,000 times on TikTok at time of writing.
Social media users have shared their dismay and amusement at the clip.
One commenter said: "How embarrassing.. say no more it's Benidorm."
Another user commented: "I'm frequently called a snob because I refuse to set foot in Benidorm.
"I'm English and these lot are an absolute embarrassment and I wouldn't waste my money going anyway with these lot there."
But another added: "Within the space of five mins half hearted riot kicked off and then ended best pals love that."
A fourth called the group the "worst fighters I've ever seen".
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