Ryan Reaves is known for being a tough, physical player. So when he dropped the gloves with Arizona Coyotes forward Bokondji Imama on Sunday night, fans were expecting an intense fight. But what followed was perhaps the most boring fight in NHL history.Dave McCarthy@DaveAMcCarthyWorst tilt of all time Ryan Reaves smile almost like he seemed embarrassed about how bad it was twitter.com/hockeydaily365…Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights@HockeyDaily365After a big hit in the corner, Ryan Reaves and Boko Imama get in the least eventful "fight" in NHL history#mnwild | #Yotes414After a big hit in the corner, Ryan Reaves and Boko Imama get in the least eventful "fight" in NHL history#mnwild | #Yotes https://t.co/gJTXRikeqzWorst tilt of all time 😂 Ryan Reaves smile almost like he seemed embarrassed about how bad it was 😂 twitter.com/hockeydaily365…Both players got into a fighting stance, but it took a full 28 seconds before they made physical contact with each other. Eventually, Imama threw a big punch, but missed and fell face first into Reaves' chest. The lackluster display left fans disappointed and unimpressed.The game, however, wasn't a total bust for Minnesota Wild fans. Shortly after the Reaves-Imama debacle, Marcus Foligno engaged in a spirited fight with Liam O'Brien and got the better of him. Youngster Mason Shaw also got in on the action. There were a total of three fights in the first 25 minutes of the game.While Reaves didn't make much of an impact during the fight, he was all over the stat sheet in other ways. He scored his second goal of the season in the first period and picked up an assist on Connor Dewar's second-period marker. Despite Reaves' contributions, Minnesota fell 5-4 to the Coyotes in overtime.Fans took to Twitter to share their opinions on the lackluster fight, with many expressing disappointment and boredom.Will@Will36695278@HockeyDaily365 What a joke . I've seen 6 yrolds fight better .2@HockeyDaily365 What a joke . I've seen 6 yrolds fight better .NY Rangers@geralx237@HockeyDaily365 Look how he opens up, Boko is lucky not to get knocked out, should call up Reeves thanking him9@HockeyDaily365 Look how he opens up, Boko is lucky not to get knocked out, should call up Reeves thanking himRon Morris@thewop2@HockeyDaily365 Reaves was asking if he really wanted to do this, Inama looked scared.2@HockeyDaily365 Reaves was asking if he really wanted to do this, Inama looked scared.Vinny Mads@mads_mads19@HockeyDaily365 Should be suspended for hyping it that much5@HockeyDaily365 Should be suspended for hyping it that muchCurley.@curleycircle@HockeyDaily365 Reeve's would have demolishes him@HockeyDaily365 Reeve's would have demolishes himlodriguez@LRitco@HockeyDaily365 Stop this square off shit. 55 seconds of 2 guys doing absolutely nothing. Throw a punch or sit down.3@HockeyDaily365 Stop this square off shit. 55 seconds of 2 guys doing absolutely nothing. Throw a punch or sit down.Arnold Slick@KevinHussey4@heatdaddy69420 You gotta give Ryan Reaves credit for knowing when not to waste his time.1@heatdaddy69420 You gotta give Ryan Reaves credit for knowing when not to waste his time.Kathryn Brightbill 🖋️ (Parody?)@KEBrightbillRyan Reaves and Boko Imama should be ashamed of themselves, that was barely a slap fight twitter.com/BallySportsNOR…Bally Sports North@BallySportsNORNice try, youngster. 🥊#NHL // #MNWild1049Nice try, youngster. 😆🥊#NHL // #MNWild https://t.co/GIyQR6ZQBFRyan Reaves and Boko Imama should be ashamed of themselves, that was barely a slap fight twitter.com/BallySportsNOR…Here are some actual NHL fights from this weekThe NHL has seen its fair share of physical altercations this week, with two major brawls occurring during games.The first incident took place during a game between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the New York Rangers on Sunday. In the second period, a collision between Jacob Trouba and Alexander Nylander ignited a massive brawl.Players from both teams became involved in the altercation, causing the referees to halt the game for several minutes. After the situation got under control, the game resumed. The Penguins ultimately came up victorious, defeating the Rangers by a final score of 2-1.The second brawl occurred during a game between the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Vegas Golden Knights on March 9. In the third period, Pat Maroon and Keegan Kolesar engaged in a physical confrontation that quickly escalated into multiple fights involving several players from both teams.The situation proved difficult for the officials to control. A 10-minute misconduct penalty was issued to five players from each team, including Maroon.These incidents serve as a reminder of the physicality and intensity of the NHL, where fights can break out at any moment. While the league has taken steps to reduce the frequency of fighting, it remains part of the game and is often used to send a message or spark a team's momentum.