The screen gives partial information
Chicken Jockey Tung Tung Sahur Fight is described as a side-scrolling beat 'em up. In that format, the current view can hide what lies farther along the street. Before moving toward the edge, inspect the opponents and open space already visible. A clear patch on one side of the character may be more informative than an unexamined push into a new section.
Keep one action understandable
When learning the actual controls, try to distinguish movement from the action used to engage an opponent. Issuing several unfamiliar inputs together can make it hard to tell which one changed the scene. Once a particular action is understood, relate it to the position of a visible opponent. Do not assume a combo system, a grab or a defensive action from the genre label alone.
Review the encounter's shape
After a busy moment, ask where opponents were relative to the character and which direction remained available. That description can guide another attempt without inventing enemy statistics or a guaranteed tactic. The excerpt cuts off during its character introduction and provides only generic controls. This note therefore offers an observation exercise for the stated scrolling-battle setting, not a verified roster, a move list or a tested route through the game.
Use the visible boundaries of a street battle to understand your immediate options.