Chaos in public places in the United States (US) has almost become a trend, and every now and then, a video of a chaotic scene goes viral. In that series, a recent video of four men fighting at the Chicago O'Hare International Airport has been shared on the internet. 

The incident, which looked like straight out of a WWE match, occurred on Thursday (Dec 12) and left people on social media laughing hard. 

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'WWE fight' among four men at Chicago airport with 'wet floor' sign boards

Massive brawl at Chicago O'Hare Airport went viral; four men clashed using wet-floor signs as weapons. Police responded, but no arrests were made.

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After the video went viral, the men were identified as the workers from the concession stands at the airport.

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Viral video: ‘Wet floor’ signs as weapons, massive scuffle broke out at Chicago airport

A fight at O'Hare Airport involving travelers and an employee escalated into a chaotic scene. Participants used ‘Wet Floor signs and other objects as weapons in the December 12 incident. Chicago police reported no arrests, and details about the fight's cause remain unclear.

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Security footage shows a WWE-style fight breaking out at Chicago’s major hub A shocking altercation at Chicago O’Hare International Airport has captured national attention after footage emerged showing four concession stand workers engaging in a chaotic brawl, wielding wet floor signs as makeshift weapons in scenes reminiscent of professional wrestling. The Terminal 3 showdown The incident, which unfolded in the American Airlines ticketing area …

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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, there’s a time and a place for everything. While I don’t necessarily agree with people hurting others for any reason, I can understand particular instances where violence is necessary. Unfortunately, no matter where in the world you are, an airport is never the right place to start a fight; not just that, but to start a fight using makeshift Wet Floor sign weapons to beat each other up with. Fortunatel…

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A group of travelers and one employee threw punches, grabbed hair and whacked each other with “Wet Floor” signs in

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Chicago travelers whack each other with ‘Wet Floor’ signs in wild caught-on-video brawl at O’Hare Airport

A group of travelers added more stress to others heading to different destinations when they started an all-out brawl in one of the terminals at Chicago O’Hare International Airport last week.  The incident happened at the famous Chicago airport on Thursday, Dec. 12, when three men, including one airport employee, teamed up against one man in the American Airlines Terminal Three. Footage of the brawl showed the men going after the individual use…

'WWE fight' among four men at Chicago airport with 'wet floor' sign boards

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