Streamer and influencer-boxer Nurideen Shabazz, better known online as Deen the Great, found himself in a real-world altercation after confronting a man with deep ties to the UFC.
The incident reportedly took place at a party hosted by former UFC champion Quinton “Rampage” Jackson.
What began as a tense exchange quickly escalated when Shabazz approached Tiki Ghosn – a longtime coach, friend of Jackson, and former UFC fighter – in what appeared to be a heated and disrespectful conversation.
In recent years, clashes between influencers and trained fighters have become increasingly common, with online personalities sometimes attempting to bring their on-camera bravado into real-life situations.
Witnesses described Shabazz as possibly intoxicated as he tried to intimidate Ghosn while cameras were rolling.
But the confrontation didn’t last long.
After a short but aggressive verbal exchange, Ghosn abruptly ended the argument by throwing a powerful elbow strike that knocked Shabazz out of frame.
The streamer eventually got back to his feet and responded with punches of his own, turning the moment into a brief brawl.
The situation was quickly broken up before it could escalate further.
Shabazz was pulled away while Rampage Jackson stepped in to calm both sides and restore order.
Deen The Great just got knocked out by former UFC fighter Tiki Ghosn 😳 pic.twitter.com/OIs3nP5ZGb
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) February 18, 2026
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