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* The ''[[Masters of Horror]]'' episode "Pick Me Up" has Wheeler, a serial killer truck driver, V.S. Walker, a serial killer hitchhiker. The eventual winner? {{spoiler|The serial killing ambulance driver duo who pick them up at episode end.}}

* Invoked at least once a season on ''[[Deadliest Warrior]]'': [[The Mafia]] vs. the [[Yakuza]] {{spoiler|the Mafia won}}; the [[The Troubles|Irish Republican Army]] vs. the [[The War on Terror|Taliban]] {{spoiler|the IRA won}}; the [[The Vietnam War|Viet Cong]] vs. the [[World War II|Waffen SS]] {{spoiler|the SS won}}; the [[The Cartel|Medellin Cartel]] vs. [[Ruthless Modern Pirates|Somali pirates]] {{spoiler|Somalis won}}; [[Saddam Hussein]] vs. [[Pol Pot]] {{spoiler|Hussein won}}; and [[Sociopathic Soldier|Hernan Cortez]] vs. [[Ax Crazy|Ivan the Terrible]] {{spoiler|Cortez won}}.

* In [[Covert Affairs]] Annie Walker trys to provoke this when, instead of assassinating the terrorist she is hunting, she tells him that his father(the head of the organization) had ordered his girlfriend killed.

== Print Media ==

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== Pro Wrestling ==

* Though less common than Face vs. Face, and FAR less common than Face vs. Heel, sometimes happens in pro wrestling, ~~particularly~~ when [[Vince Russo]] is at the helm. Making one a success can be difficult though, since one of the cardinal rules of any match is that the audience should be rooting for ''someone''. One major example would be [[The Corporation]] Vs. The [[Ministry of Darkness]] feud, where both sides were portrayed as bad guys.

* Though less common than Face vs. Face, and FAR less common than Face vs. Heel, sometimes happens in pro wrestling, pa rticularly when [[Vince Russo]] is at the helm. Making one a success can be difficult though, since one of the cardinal rules of any match is that the audience should be rooting for ''someone''. One major example would be [[The Corporation]] Vs. The [[Ministry of Darkness]] feud, where both sides were portrayed as bad guys.

** Though in the end those two groups would merge together to form the Corporate Ministry, and it was revealed [[Vince McMahon]] was the mastermind behind both stables all along. It still works as not every member was in on the plan, though those members left prior to the merger and [[Heel Face Turn|turned face]]. Though even in the Corporate Ministry there was fighting within the group, especially between [[The Undertaker]] and [[Triple H]].

* On [[WWE Raw|Raw]] 1/24/11 [[The Nexus]] was confronted by The Corre and later the leaders, [[Wade Barrett]] and [[CM Punk]] faced each other with the loser and his group out of the [[Royal Rumble]].