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Arman Tsarukyan’s UFC 300 walkout took an unexpected turn…
When he engaged in a physical altercation with a fan in the crowd!
Prior to his bout against Charles Oliveira on the main card, Tsarukyan threw a punch at someone in the audience – delivering an overhand right as he made his entrance.
Check out the incident on the video below:
Another angle of Arman Tsarukyan punching a fan on his way to the cage 😳#UFC300 #UFC #MMA pic.twitter.com/LT9HRF9a5Z
— Championship Rounds (@ChampRDS) April 14, 2024
Once inside the octagon, however, Tsarukyan delivered an impressive performance against the seasoned veteran Charles Oliveira.
When asked what happened, Tsarukyan answered:
He showed me “F*ck you” [sign] and he wanted to punch me and I wanted to punch him back.
That’s it.So guys, no one show me “F*ck you.”
It doesn’t matter who you are, I’m going to punch you in the face.You can show me “F*ck” from like 200 meters, I’m not going to punch you.
But when you’re close to me, it’s, like automatically, I’m from Russia.Don’t do that, please, or I’m going to go to prison in U.S.
Dana White spoke about Tsarukyan’s actions as well:
You might not want to hang over the things and grab people when they’re walking out.
These guys are all f*cking hyped up.I’m sure we’re probably going to get sued.
We’ll deal with that on Monday too.
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