Legit

Question

What does "legit" means in spanish?

"It's a very, very legit and dangerous fight for both sides,"

Answer 1

"Legit" (colloquial abbreviation) for "legitimate" (or "lawful") so I guess "legítimo(a)".
Actually, the English sentence is rather strange.

Answer 2

I agree with samdie that the English sounds strange, not grammatically, but logically. It's hard to imagine a fight that would be called both legitimate and dangerous. My guess, though, is that the writer means that the fight is very real and dangerous.

More context might help us give a better answer.