Abstract: A method of playing a board game that simulates physical combat between two players uses game equipment including: a game board having a board surface indicia recognizable as a fighting ring with at least two separate fighting areas, the fighting areas each are closed circuits of spaces wherein game pieces are moved and a majority of the spaces define a specific fight action. Fight cards are used to keep score by marking each fight action that a player identifies when moving to a square during each turn. Once it is determined which fighting area is to be used, each player rolls a die in turn and moves around the board which resembles a ring. The player that is able to mark the most fight action squares on his card wins the game. Other features of the game board moves allow changing from one fighting area to another and an instant win.