UFC Fans Get In Outrageous Brawl, Man Launched Several Rows: VIDEO
Fans attending UFC 302 got into a massive melee in the stands.
The big fight event went down this past weekend in New Jersey, and generated massive attention. Republican leader Donald Trump made his first major post-conviction public appearance, the fights were great and the energy was off the charts.
However, it seems like a few fans got into the moment just a bit too much.
UFC fans get in wild brawl.
A truly shocking video shows a brawl breaking out after two UFC fans traded some words. OutKick readers aren't strangers to seeing some wild fight content.
Not at all, but this one is next level. One of the guys fell back several rows after landing a punch, and it was off to the races from there. The man gathered himself, got back up, landed an absolute powerhouse hit and sent the other guy flying down the stands.
Give it a watch below, and hit me with your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
What an absolute turn of events. It looks like the guy who threw the first punch was going to go down for the count after falling backwards.
Not so fast, my friends. He got up and opened a can of whoop ass that you rarely see in internet brawls. Judging from how he landed his blows and squared up, I'm guessing the guy who won has had some training.
The dude with the longer hair who got pieced up like a kid never appeared to have a shot. If you're in a fight and the other guy falls and you let him get up in return, then you don't deserve to win. It's that simple.
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UFC fans get in monster brawl at UFC 302. (Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)
Don't mess with strangers, folks. You have no idea what they might be capable of, and this video is a great example of why fighting is so dumb and risky. Having said that, I did enjoy it, and I'm sure many of you did too. Let me know your thoughts on the melee at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.