The Golden State Warriors’ win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday was marred by a massive brawl breaking out among Dubs fans, with punches being thrown before security moved in.
A video posted on Twitter, now known as X, by Warriors World showed how things seemingly turned ugly at the Chase Center. As the action played out on the court, the footage showed two fans getting into a heated argument.
A man in an all-black outfit initiated the first contact with a man wearing a No. 30 Steph Curry jersey. A punch appeared to be thrown toward the face of the other man, sending him to the ground. He got back to his feet and continued fighting until they were eventually separated by other fans. In another clip, security quickly arrived and escorted them away from the area.
It is unclear what sparked the fight in the first place. It is also not yet known whether anyone has been injured or if any arrests have been made in the incident. Golden State has yet to issue a statement regarding this matter.
Warriors Start Season-Long 8-Game Homestand With a Win
The Warriors climbed above .500 with a 120-113 win against the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Dubs, coming off their worst game of the season, put together a gutsy effort that was enough to beat a Bucks team that had been struggling this season. Golden State didn’t let a little thing like their loss against the LA Clippers stop them from beginning their season-long homestand, which could be a defining stretch for their season.
Steph Curry led the team once again with 31 points, seven assists, and six rebounds. De’Anthony Melton chipped in 22 points, while Jimmy Butler added 21 points on a night where five players scored in double figures.
The Warriors are now 20-18 as they aim to climb back up the standings. The homestand continues Friday night as they host the crosstown rival Sacramento Kings, who are on a six-game losing skid. Tipoff is scheduled for 10 p.m. EST.
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