Teenager Who Fought Katt Williams Speaks Out: He sucker punched me! [VIDEO]
17-year-old Luke Wash is speaking out, after his video fighting Katt Williams exploded this week on social media. As previously reported, Katt was recently recorded fighting a teenage in Gainesville.
The teen (Luke) tells Daily Mail that he and the comedian were playing soccer before the brawl broke out.
He said Williams was ‘chilling on the field’ and then joined in the game, before throwing the punch. He explains,
We were playing a game of soccer and I just thought it was a soccer game, but stuff happens in sports. He took me over to a secluded area and asked me to hit him and I was like, “I’m not just going to hit you. You want to square up?” And then he sucker-punched me so I did what I did. I tried to shake his hand and he was like, “back off me little boy”. I don’t know if he was sour but it is what it is’.
Here’s footage of the fight.
And here’s footage of Katt playing soccer before the incident.
Reportedly, the comedian is now being investigated by police over the fight. Katt has yet to speak out about the incident.
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