O.P. word of advise. Ignore the first page and you'll be well on your way to watching shows that have that little thing known as substance.

Bleach is honestly pretty far down there in terms of quality, character development and storyline, the only shows that are around that bad are the other mainstream shonen garbage that keeps getting shoved down the masses' throats (FMA, Naruto, KLK, etc.)

By fighting I'm assuming you mean martial arts so I'd second the recommendations of YuYuHakusho and Ranma as well as recommend Fist of the North Star, Nina Scroll, and DBZ abridged.

There are a few more really good shows out there as well but that list should keep you busy for a few months.

Lastly, remember Sub > Dub. Every time. No exceptions.

Naruto is pretty good bra, its just the massive fillers that hold it back.

If combining the headache inducing 'oh my god he's using XYZ uncounterable move!' *20 minutes passes* 'omg he's using the one move that counters the uncounterable move!' Crap that Kenshin started and tossing in kids who call themselves ninjas but are louder than infantry fresh out of basic... losing my train of thought just thinking about it.

If that's considered good. What isn't?

Fist of the North Star. Watch it to see where all fighting anime got their roots

As far as movies go, Ninja Scroll

Oh yeah and how could i forget my toon's namesake - freakin Ronin Warriors!

The latest fillers are some of the best in the entire series! They basically show in detail; the events that lead up to the Uchiha massacre, and Danzo's involvement in it all. They started with Kakkashi's time in the ANBU, how he met & befriended Tenzo (aka Yamato) and Itachi.

Normally I'd never vouch for fillers, especially in Naruto, but this latest set is something I've always wanted to see. I'm sure most other fans of the series would agree.

Funimation dubs are pretty good actually. Typically those on Netflix give you both Japanese and English dubs and subtitle options, so you can decide for yourself.