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Madison Square Garden warns brawlers of life bans before Lopez vs Stevenson

Shakur Stevenson, left, throws a punch at Oscar Valdez during a WBC-WBO junior lightweight title boxing bout, in Las Vegas, April 30, 2022 John LocherAPBy News AgenciesPublished On 31 Jan 202631 Jan 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2SharefacebooktwitterwhatsappcopylinkSaveMadison Square Garden says anyone fighting at the arena threatens to be banned for life after there were multiple altercations at one of its events.Video on TMZ.com showed two fights breaking out on Friday, when fighters weighed in for the boxing card Saturday night headlined by Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson. One of the videos showed a brawl starting as Bill Haney, father of boxer Devin Haney, was conducting an interview near the stage.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Why have rapper Ghalis Israel comments led to Winter Olympics criticism?list 2 of 4Why is Pakistan backing Bangladesh in its T20 World Cup row with India?list 3 of 4I didnt set out to break records: Pakistans first female MMA fighterlist 4 of 4Why Rodman becoming worlds highest paid female footballer was a rocky roadend of listViolence will not be condoned at MSG across any type of event including, hockey, basketball, boxing, concerts, or special events, Madison Square Garden said in a statement. If any individual is found to participate in violent activity, whether you are part of the event, or a patron, you will be banned for life and unable to attend or participate in any event across all our venues.The news conf

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