Tie Domi vs Cam Russell

Darcy Tucker vs Mathew Barnaby

April 5, 2000

Another one from Darcy Tucker. Watch as he takes on one of the NHL's worst runts.

Darcy Tucker vs Luke Richardson

Darcy Tucker Tribute

At his retirement, the fans made this great tribute to Darcy Tucker showing his best goals, hits and fights.

Tie Domi vs Flyer Fan

Classic Tie Domi moment where he instigates a fan into fighting. Tempers Flare!

Colton Orr vs Eric Boulton

April 18, 2013

Wade Belak vs Colton Orr

December 16, 2006

Here is a fight from nine years ago, with in my opinion, two of Toronto's best fighters of all time.

Wade Belak vs Jeff Cowan

December 23, 2002

Wade Belak vs Andrew Peters

In the 2000's, Wade Belak was one of Toronto's toughest enforcers. As you can see, he really knew how to throw his weight around. Unfortunately, Belak took his own life on August 31, 2011 after suffering many years from depression.

R.I.P Wade. You will always be remembered as one tough Maple Leaf.

Wendel Clark vs Rick Tocchet

November 19, 1986

Once again, another great fight with Wendel Clark. He is not afraid of anyone no matter their size, as you can see here. Big or small, he will drop the gloves if it means protecting his teammates.

Jay Rosehill vs Travis Moen

October 1, 2009

What is almost as good as a fight between Toronto and Ottawa? A fight between Toronto and Montreal, another one of the Maple Leafs' biggest rivals.

Jay Rosehill

Rosehill is one of Toronto's more recent enforcers, and definitely ranks as one of their toughest players of all time. He played with both the Toronto Marlies and Maple Leafs from 2008-2012. In this video, he fights Milan Lucic from one of Toronto's rival teams, the Boston Bruins.

Tie Domi vs Chris Simon

March 3, 1996

Tie Domi vs Eric Cairns

February 7, 2002

Tie Domi vs Chris Neil

June 3, 2003

Now nothing is better than the Battle of Ontario. Nothing. Here is a classic fight between Toronto's tough guy and Ottawa's tough guy.

Toronto Maple Leafs vs Atlanta Flames

April 10, 1979

If you have ever thought that hockey line brawls were only a recent thing in the sport, then you would be wrong. Toronto Maple Leafs especially, have been in some of the best line brawls of all time, including this one which dates back to 1979.

Felix Potvin vs Ron Hextall

Here is one of the best Maple Leafs goalie fights of all time. A tribute to "Felix the Cat"

Colton Orr vs George Parros

February 18, 2013

Colton Orr vs. Mike Rupp 

January 26, 2013

If you are a true Maple Leafs fan and you love hockey fights, then this is your player. Watch some of Wendel Clark's greatest moments on the ice.

This is one of the BIGGEST hockey fight rivalries of all time. Between Tie Domi and Rob Ray!

Here is one of the many Maple Leaf line brawls! Maple Leafs vs. Blackhawks. December 23, 1989

Here is an example of how bad attitudes in hockey can lead to the most entertaining fights, as Wendel Clark shows his frustration towards the Montreal player.

Shayne Corson

Shayne played for the Toronto Maple Leafs from 2000-2003. As a leaf, he played alongside his brother in-law, Darcy Tucker. Together these two showed their great chemistry, from really making Toronto stand out as a physical team. 

Darcy Tucker vs Boston Bruins

If there are ever any doubts of the little guy being able to take on the big guy, then this video is one to see. Darcy Tucker hammers Zdeno Chara into the boards and starts a brawl. There is a reason why Darcy Tucker is ranked one of the top Toronto Maple Leaf fighters of all time.

Tie Domi vs. Donald Brashear

Here is another one of the classic Maple Leaf fights involving Tie Domi and Donald Brashear, being one of the biggest rivalries in the NHL.

Bryan McCabe

McCabe played with the Maple Leafs from 2000-2008 where he demonstrated the ability to score as well as the ability to go toe-to-toe with some of the leagues toughest. He was well known for his quick slap shot from the blue line while playing in Toronto. Along with Tomas Kaberle at the other side of the blue line, they put up some of the most points out of all the defensive pairs throughout the NHL. He also had a ridiculous signature hip check that sent players flying, and when they took offense to it, he knew what to do with his fists. 

Tie Domi

Tie was a Leaf for 10 seasons, and was the acknowledged enforcer on a team that included tough customers like Wendel Clark, Kris King, Shayne Corson, Darcy Tucker, Gary Roberts and Wade Belak. In his time in Toronto, he garnered 2,265 penalty minutes, the franchise record. He also set a franchise record with 365 minutes in 1997-98.

But lest one think Domi had little to offer, he did manage to score 84 goals (8 game winners) and 196 points in his time as a Leaf. He scored more than 10 goals three times, and had career highs in goals (15) and points (29) in 2002-03. Controversial as some of his antics were, Domi provided an element of toughness that helped the Leafs of the late 1990s and early 2000s find success.

Colton Orr

Orr Played with the leafs from 2009-2014 and in that time led the team with the most fights. In that time he dropped the glove 66 different times. He took on some of the biggest guys in the game, John Scott, Brian McGrattan, and Milan Lucic just to name a few.

Wendel Clark

Clark came into the league swinging, and refused to back down to the league's toughest players, racking up 227 PIM during his rookie year. Clark quickly gained a reputation for hard-nosed hockey, showing little regard for his opponents or himself. His most famous check is perhaps his hit on unsuspecting St. Louis' defenseman Bruce Bell. Coming from opposite corners, Clark caught Bell with his head down, and the devastating hit left Bell unconscious. Many legendary hits followed during his career, leading to his famous nickname, Captain Crunch.

Early in his career, Clark fought all the league's toughest players, quickly gaining a reputation as a feared pugilist. Despite his size, Clark more than held his own against much larger opponents, showing a ferocity seldom matched throughout the league. Clark's list of opponents is a relative who's who of his era's NHL tough-guys: Craig Berube, Joey Kocur, Bob Probert, Dave Brown, Rick Tocchet, Mark Tinordi, Garth Butcher, Marty McSorley, Mike Peluso, and John Kordic.

Darcy Tucker

Tucker was the kind of player who didn't take any crap from anybody. He scored big goals and got involved in big scrums. While not putting up huge fighting numbers, Tucker had his share of brawls and usually came out on top. One of his biggest rivalries was with the pest Sean Avery.

Dave ‘Tiger’ Williams (1974-80)

The NHL’s all-time career penalty minute leader spent the first 440 games of his career in a Maple Leaf uniform.
Tiger Williams was drafted in the second round in 1974 by the Maple Leafs, and played a game similar to later Leaf Wendel Clark. He could hit, he could fight, and he could provide offense.
Williams was not simply an enforcer to protect guys like Darryl Sittler and Lanny McDonald. In fact, Sittler and McDonald were capable of protecting themselves in many situations.