Commuters watched in disbelief as a violent bust-up erupted on a Tube train before spilling onto a busy station platform.
Footage shows three young men exchanging punches and kicks as stunned passengers looked on during the evening rush hour.
The clash left one man topless and another with his shirt ripped to shreds as members of the public and transport staff attempted to intervene.
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The drama unfolded at Earl’s Court Station in Kensington, West London.
The incident took place on Tuesday (16 June) evening, as reported by Need To Know.
Video shows several Transport for London (TfL) employees gathered around the train doors as they tried to bring the situation under control.
One man, wearing blue shorts, stood on the platform while the other two remained on board the train.
A member of station staff could be heard telling them: “This train will not move with you on it.
“We’ll sort it out.”
Another passenger urged the pair to leave the train, which had been held at the platform because of the disturbance.
One frustrated commuter could be heard saying: “Sorry mate, we all have places to go.”
Passengers watched as their journeys were delayed by the altercation.
The footage later sparked a flurry of reactions online.
One person said: “Public transport safety is important for all passengers.”
Another person added: “Look at the filth London has degenerated into.
“Fights and degeneracy literally everywhere you look.
“Can’t even ride the train in peace.”
One other person said: “Public transport is always better when you take the public out of it.”
One person added: “Call the police? He’s running from the other person for his own safety.
“TFL sort your staff out. They are trying to turn a fight into a death. Shocking.
“They should be keeping them apart and calling the police.”
Another asked: “What happened?”
TfL and the British Transport Police have been approached for comment.
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