Kansas City Chiefs lost their second straight game 38-20 at home to Buffalo Bills during which the X-Factor fan got knocked out during a fight
Another disappointing performance by the Kansas City Chiefs left the home fans disheartened. Not just that, famous Chiefs fan ‘X-factor’ got into a heated brawl with a fellow KC fan who appeared to knock the former fan out during the first half of Sunday night’s game.
How the events of the Kansas City fans fighting each other unfolded
A video has been making the rounds since Sunday which shows X-factor messing around first by throwing a water bottle which eventually lead to him getting beaten up as his favourite team also struggled to defend themselves against the Buffalo Bills.
The altercation took place during the first half of Sunday night’s game where Kansas City Chiefs lost their second consecutive game to Buffalo Bills (36-20).
As seen in the video, X-factor seemed unconscious right after getting hit in the face by the other KC fan. There has been no update about either of the two fans getting arrested for their behaviour. Let’s just hope X-factor is doing okay.
Right beside me lol just missed the KO pic.twitter.com/TD41AoMIro
— Miles (@MilesNieder) October 11, 2021
X factor got knocked out at the chiefs game tonight. #kcchiefs #chiefsfans #hethrewbottleofwaterfirst pic.twitter.com/1nfiJSUhlU
— Chiefs John (@ChiefsJohn) October 11, 2021
Know Who is ‘X-factor’, The Kansas City Chiefs Super Fan
Ty Rowton, famously known as ‘X-factor’ is one of those fans who is absolutely crazy about the Kansas City Chiefs. He has even said so that he has been a fan of the Chiefs ever since he was in his mother’s womb.
Already a member of the NFL Hall of Fans, Ty Rowton’s name is definitely going to go into the Guinness Book of World Records as the greatest KCC fan ever.
How was the ‘X-factor’ image created?
Ty talked about how he first started painting his body half red and half yellow in 1992 when he and his dad were first separated from watching a game of the Chiefs together ever since he was 3 months old. So when Ty got his first season tickets in 1992, he painted his body red and yellow in order to get on TV so that his dad, who was not with him at that time could spot him and hence he could recapture the feeling of the father and son watching it together.
Speaking about a vision that he had in the shower once, Ty Rowton believes that his purpose is to lead all the Chiefs fans to the ultimate Promised land- the Super Bowl.
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