Shocking video shows couple in Brazil giving two motorbike bandits more than they bargained for during attempted robbery

This the moment a Brazilian couple engaged two men in a WWE-like brawl that thwarted a carjacking attempt.

Surveillance video footage showed the suspects riding a motorcycle and making a sudden u-turn when they spotted the woman walking out of a home in the southeastern city of Uberlândia.

The woman makes her way to the vehicle, where her partner is waiting inside the car.

The perps then speed up and park their bike in front of the couple's car, where they shock them by opening the driver's door without knowing that the incident, which took place in May, was about to escalate to a point of no return.

A pair or carjackers approach a couple in Minas Gerais, Brazil before they were pummeled and forced to flee

A man beats down one of the two carjackers that surprised him and his partner in May

The woman's partner steps out of the car to confront the bandit and chases him before he slams him to the ground and punches him.

The man then turns around and kicks the suspect's accomplice, knocking him into a wall.

He then returns to fight the other carjacker while his partner gets entangled with the perp's cohort.

After pummeling the thief, he turns to his accomplice and joins the woman in beating him down.

A woman slapped and punched one of the two men who tried to carjack her and her partner just days after they had purchased their vehicle

The four-minute brawl continues and one of the carjackers appears to beg the woman for mercy as she slaps and punches him.

A shirtless, barefooted neighbor is seen walking out of his home after hearing the commotion and comes to the aid of the couple. When one of the suspects gets on the motorcycle to escape, he delivers a jab that sends him crashing to street.

He finally picks the motorcycle up off the ground and hops on to escape, but is hit multiple times.

The couple told Brazilian news outlet G1 that they had recently purchased the vehicle after a local singer had gifted them the money.

While they were not harmed in the fight, Minas Gerais Civil Police chief Leandro Araujo warned that they should have kept their composure and not fought the two suspects.

'The general advice in cases of assault is not to react, even if you believe the criminal is not armed,' Araujo said. 'You may be mistaken or surprised by an accomplice. If possible, avoid sudden movements and try to remain calm.'