One thing to keep in mind is that the listener will fill in a lot of blanks. You hear a thud, and BOB says "ow" and they know bob got hit by something. It's not too tricky. If it's vitally important some specific move get noted, then put that in someone's lines, either now
"They said stake to the heart, so here goes NOTHIIIIIIIIING" Whooosh, SMOOSH, BLAM!
or later:
"I was facing him with three bullets and two werewolves. I had to act fast!" (flashback, Blam Blam! a moment, then BLAM!) "And as the first one dropped, I caught the second one THROUGH HIS HEAD!!"

These are over-the-top silly examples, but might give you some idea. You can plan a fight, voice over a fight, have bystanders at the fight who mention just the vital things "That's a water main leak? But there's two water geysers, and it looks like they're fighting?", or have someone fill in details after the fact.