All articles tagged with #brawl
During a joint Giants-Dolphins practice, a heated brawl erupted with Giants QB Jameis Winston punched by a Dolphins player and several others pulled off the field; coaches warned that punches would trigger ejections as both teams prepare for Saturday's preseason game.
A Dallas Cowboys–New Orleans Saints joint practice in Oxnard escalated into a chaotic brawl as players exchanged punches, helmets were thrown, and Saints tight end Brock Rechsteiner delivered a Suplex on Cowboys safety Jalen Thompson. Cowboys rookie Donovan Ezeiruaku was removed after punching, and Saints center Erik McCoy launched a Cowboys helmet. Coach Brian Schottenheimer called the session 'unfortunate' and said it disappointed him as the teams move on to other joint practices in the NFL training-camp cycle.
A mass brawl erupted at the Wisconsin State Fair during its closing hours, leading to seven arrests. One police officer was struck but there were no serious injuries to officers or fairgoers, and officials said the violence was limited to the final hours of the 11-day event, with no gunfire reported.
A mass brawl broke out during the Wisconsin State Fair’s final hours, with dozens of attendees involved and a police officer struck. Seven people were arrested as security and police from multiple agencies responded; officials said the disturbances were isolated to the closing hours and not representative of the event’s overall safety.
Two women say a lap-sitting dispute at Steak 48 in Beverly Hills sparked a chaotic brawl captured on video, with hair-pulling and punches erupting in the dining room; one woman was briefly handcuffed by police before being released as horrified diners watched.
At the Steelers' penultimate training camp practice, tempers boiled over in the camp’s biggest fight after Robert Spears-Jennings knocked down Max Hurleman, triggering a mass scrum that involved Lance Mason, Jaheim Bell, and DeShon Elliott; Elandon Roberts’ return added intensity while Mike McCarthy’s no-tackle, thud-tempo approach kept practice calmer overall, setting up a high-energy final practice on Monday focused on offense-vs-defense compete periods.
The Watertown Red and Black were briefly expelled from the Northeastern Football Alliance after a semifinal brawl but were reinstated late Wednesday and will face the Southern Tier Stallions in the NFA championship on Saturday; Lockport had been lined up to replace them before the reversal, and coach George Ashcraft expressed disappointment as the team prepares for a road game and Thursday practice.
Prosecutors in Fort Wayne, Indiana, announced no charges will be filed over the May Tim Hortons drive-thru altercation that preceded the death of 75-year-old Anita Grayson. They determined Grayson’s escalation — striking a shift manager — was not justified, and the manager’s response was defense of a colleague. The coroner ruled the manner of death undetermined, citing an acute exacerbation of congestive heart failure in the setting of the fight, with no finding of natural, accidental, or homicide.
Day 4 in pads showcased several standouts (Mike Evans, Marques Sigle, Romello Height, Osa Odighizuwa, Sebastian Valdez, Nick Martin and Jacob Cowing) as the 49ers leaned into a deeper pass rush and sharper route-running, while Deebo Samuel’s signing remained unofficial and Nick Bosa wasn’t practicing. The not-so-good moments included Dre Greenlaw nearly starting a penalty-worthy fight, Fred Warner sparking a teammate scuffle after Tonges contact, De’Zhaun Stribling’s red-zone struggles, Trent Williams leaving early with an apparent throat/jaw issue, and Brock Purdy’s passes having less zip despite good decision-making.
In a TBT alumni semifinal in Wichita, the Kansas alumni (JHX Hoops) and Wichita State alumni (AfterShocks) fought multiple bench-clearing skirmishes, leading to nine players being ejected in the first half and both teams finishing the game with six players per side. After Frank Mason’s game-winning three for JHX, a postgame melee injured Kansas’ Jacob Hanna and a staff member, with videos surfacing across social media. JHX Hoops advanced to Lexington for the alumni championship, where suspensions could be imposed under TBT rules, setting up a rematch of the 2012 NCAA title game.
In Greenville’s High-A action, 6'5", 260-pound Red Sox prospect Justin Gonzales belts a towering homer, then slaps Hub City Spartanburgers catcher Cal Stark after a slow trot, sparking a benches-clearing brawl. The piece highlights Gonzales’s size and power, the dramatic altercation, and ties it to the organization’s overall fight spirit as Boston’s system rides momentum from its 15-game big-league win streak.
A wild hair-pulling brawl broke out between two concertgoers near the stage during Hilary Duff's Lucky Me tour return show at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, Los Angeles. Video posted on X shows the fight with hair-grabbing, slapping and others jumping in before security was able to separate the rivals and escort one person away. The incident occurred on the first night of two shows, with Duff's ongoing tour marking her return to the stage and continuing across North America, the UK, Mexico and beyond, amid a Y2K-inspired fashion moment among fans.
Magic's June 29, 2026 bans and restrictions cover multiple formats: Standard, Pioneer, Modern, Vintage, Historic, Alchemy, and Timeless show no changes; Legacy bans Candelabra of Tawnos; Pauper bans Seeker of Skybreak for a fast Hawkeye's Bow combo; Brawl bans Force of Will, Subtlety, Wash Away, Time Warp, and Temporal Manipulation. Next update is August 10, 2026. The announcement highlights Standard's continued diversity and Four-Color Control's rise, and notes an upcoming Pro Tour while formats are monitored for future adjustments.
Six American cruise passengers from Colorado were fined a combined $52,725 after a brawl at Nassau’s Cruise Terminal on June 8. The group faced charges including assaulting a police officer, disorderly conduct, obscene language, resisting arrest, and property damage, and all pleaded guilty while claiming intoxication. Fines ranged from $150 to $16,600 per person, plus $5,375 in officer compensation. The incident occurred in the port area and at the Tourism Police Station; it involved injuries to officers and damage to property, but it is unclear which cruise ships or lines were involved. There were six ships in Nassau that day, from four lines, while the vast majority of beachgoers sailed without incident.
Khamzat Chimaev dominated Dillon Danis with a sub-50-second tech fall at RAF10, but when Danis held on after the bell, Chimaev kicked out and a chaotic brawl ensued with teammates rushing the mat; the referee restored order and ruled Chimaev the winner.