Two men were left wounded and bloodied after a broad daylight knife fight on a Harlem street Friday, according to wild video obtained by The Post.
A 63-year-old and his rival, 35, were filmed circling each other, knives drawn, in the middle of the road near Frederick Douglass Boulevard and West 120th Street around 4:30 p.m., while passersby barely blinked.
The pair can be seen lunging and swiping their blades at each other several times before the clip cuts out.
When police arrived on scene, they found the older man with a stab wound to his left arm. He was taken to Harlem Hospital in stable condition, police said.
The younger man was stabbed in the neck and rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital Morningside, also in stable condition, according to police.
Photos from the scene show one of the victims in a blood-soaked shirt with a bandage around his neck being loaded onto a stretcher by ambulance crews.
The other victim, whose shirt was torn open, had a tourniquet placed around his blood-covered arm by emergency workers.
Neither man had been charged as of late Friday.
