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This is the shocking moment a man squared up to an alleged chainsaw-wielding attacker with just his bare fists.
Unbelievably, the 63-year-old homeowner only suffered a cut to his head and bruising following the fight outside an apartment block in Australia.
The fight broke out after he was allegedly attacked by one of two men seen acting suspiciously outside the residential area in Annandale, Sydney.
Shocking video footage shows one of the suspects holding the power tool - which was switched off - and lunging multiple times towards his victim.
The homeowner can be heard shouting: "You want a piece of me?" while throwing a series of defensive punches.
Residents told local news sites that they approached the men because they had been acting suspiciously.
Justin Clarke and Jayson Nichols, both 21, were arrested after they were spotted by officers in a nearby hotel, according to Seven News Australia.
Another suspect is still on the run, according to New South Wales police.
The violent brawl was caught on CCTV and filmed by bystanders.
It's been reported that the altercation began after the three men walked up a two flights of stairs and entered an apartment yesterday evening.
Clarke and Nichols both appeared separately in court today.
The police prosecutor told the court that the men thought they were entering a brothel, but only had a gift card for an Australian retail stores as a means of payment.
A fight broke out after they were confronted by the homeowner and his wife.
They were chased downstairs by the pair, before one of the suspects grabbed a chainsaw from a nearby garage.
Video footage appears to show Clarke attacking the resident with the power tool, although it was not turned on.
A lawyer for the defendants said the pair had been forced to defend themselves.
But a judge agreed with a prosecutor, who deemed the incident "extremely serious" and a "terrifying assault".
The men, who are said to have a history of violence, have been held in custody. Their requests for bail have been refused.
They will reappear in court on February 13.
