Antonio Brown Involved in Violent Brawl At Adin Ross’ Miami Kickboxing Event + Claims He Was Jumped In An Attempted R*bbery
Antonio Brown Involved in Violent Brawl At Adin Ross’ Miami Kickboxing Event + Claims He Was Jumped In An Attempted R*bbery
Antonio Brown had a wild Friday night—walking out of Adin Ross’ Brand Risk kickboxing event in handcuffs after a serious brawl.
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The NFL star got into a serious scuffle outside the Miami venue, was pulled to the ground, kicked his tackler, then tried to flee. Next thing we know, he’s being walked to a police vehicle. Though detained, he returned 20 minutes later. Brown tweeted he was “not arrested,” claiming he was jumped by “multiple individuals” trying to rob him. Despite g*nshot rumors, AB later appeared on Adin’s livestream, seemingly unharmed.

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