On Sunday night, while their team was playing in the background at SoFi Stadium, a couple of Los Angeles Chargers supporters turned on one another and began whaling on one another’s faces with the fans fight video in the stands viral
Fans started fighting during the Chargers-Chiefs SNF Game.
A man wearing a Joey Bosa shirt appears to have initiated the brawl by throwing a few punches at a man sitting in the row below him, according to a video acquired by The SportsGrail. It is still unknown to us what started the fight, but after the initial strike was delivered, another man entered the argument, and chaos ensued.
Chargers Fans Fight Each Other In The Stands During Game vs Chiefs, Brawl Video Goes Viral
Fortunately, the parties left on their own without any additional trouble, according to one witness, who also claims that no police nor stadium security personnel ever showed up to assess the issue. The supporters undoubtedly suffered from bruised knuckles, hurting faces, and broken pride as a result of Patrick Mahomes’ remarkable comeback that allowed Kansas City to defeat Los Angeles, 30-27.
For around 30 seconds, at least three males dealt knockout punches before other spectators intervened to stop the action. Fortunately, the parties left on their own without any additional trouble, according to one witness, who also claims that no police nor stadium security personnel ever showed up to assess the issue.
The supporters undoubtedly suffered from bruised knuckles, hurting faces, and broken pride as a result of Patrick Mahomes’ remarkable comeback that allowed Kansas City to defeat Los Angeles, 30-27.
Victory lap #KCvsLAC@PatrickMahomes | @tkelce pic.twitter.com/mQyuFxBKI8
— NFL (@NFL) November 21, 2022
Los Angeles Chargers were defeated by Kansas City Chiefs.
The star tight end caught all three of Patrick Mahomes’ touchdown passes during Sunday Night Football, with the last one coming with 31 seconds left to seal a historic victory over the Chargers.
Justin Herbert led the Chargers (5-5) with 23 of 30 completions for 280 yards and two touchdowns. Mahomes ran for 23 yards on four attempts and completed 20 of 34 throws for the Chiefs. Kelce caught all three of Mahomes’ touchdown passes, giving him a total of six catches for 115 yards.
Kansas City increased its winning streak to four and currently leads the division entering into the season’s closing stretch after improving to 8-2.