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Sunday, September 5, 2010

A fight broke out between spectators at US Open Arthur Ashe Stadium



On September 3rd, at the U.S. Open, Novak Djokovic bested Philipp Petzschner in a game of tennis. While this may be thrilling to some, it wasn't the main attraction at this match. 

A fight broke loose between a younger spectator and an elderly couple.





If you watched the video, you'll understand that we won't be able to fully understand how the dispute started or who started it, but from what we can tell, the younger spectator was making too much noise and the couple stepped in. It's unknown exactly what he was doing or what started the whole argument, but it definitely caught every fan's attention.



The young man can be seen arguing with the woman in a heated debate. Eventually, the woman snaps and slaps the young man across the face. It is now considered assault and battery from the woman. After the young spectator is slapped, he starts to swear excessively and the argument gets louder. The swearing may be distasteful, but it's legal. I give the guy credit for keeping his cool after he's slapped. He laughs it off and the argument continues. 


(Luckily, everyone had their cameras pointed at the
fight instead of the game, allowing us to watch the fight 
from any angle we please.)

The young man tells the elderly couple to fuck off, but they persist in their pursuit to harass the man. Eventually, the loud mouthed young spectator sits down in a failed attempt to end the dispute. The woman continues to carry on with the argument, so he stands back up. The elderly man, who seems to have done nothing throughout the course of the argument, notions his wife to back off, which she does. The young man sits down and begins to sip his beer. The couple start to walk away and the fight is over, right?


No! The old man walks back up to the young spectator and kicks him. The young man stands up and the elderly man grabs his head. At this point, it's hard to tell how it happened, accidentally or intentionally, but the old man falls down two rows of seats.The old man gets up slow, but seems to be fine. While he's reaching down for his hat, his wife is trying to choke the shit out of the young spectator.  Once the woman starts to swing at the young man, he does what any sensible person would do, he shoves her away in self defense. Every white knight in the stadium (whom all have their shirts tucked in) then jumps onto the kid. 

(The elderly man puts his hat back on and seems to be fine.)

Now, security finally steps in and breaks up what has been grabbing every fan's attention for the past few minutes. You don't see it in the video, but the kid is eventually cuffed and taken out of the stadium by the police.



Now, I'm not saying that I don't ever get pissed off or want to hammer someone's face, but this is ridiculous. 
Early in the video, you can see the young man say, "I'm just sitting here." This meant that the couple got out of their seats to confront the young man, who by the way, did nothing legally wrong. Sure, there are times where being morally right or wrong and legally at fault don't coincide, but it doesn't mean you have to pick a fight with someone when there are a ton of other viable options, not to mention that we don't even have enough information to judge who was doing what that started the whole thing. "Oh, well, he was using indecent words in front of a woman!" So what? You know what day and age it is? Suggesting that they should be treated differently is more sexist than you can imagine. Besides, the woman slapped him, and he shouldn't have retaliated? By that, I don't at all mean to send out a message to beat women, but come on. From what we can see in the video, it looks like the woman was starting shit. Just because she's a woman she gets away with it? That couple can be charged with Assault and Battery. 

You saw all of those empty seats right, why didn't they grab a couple of those if the kid was bothering them? Instead, the woman slaps the young man, and it escalates way out of hand. Once again, I have to state that we're not really able to tell what happened before the video, but we're definitely able to tell when it should have ended.


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26 comments:

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  2. You wouldn't think of tennis spectators as the type of people who would break out in a fight. O_o

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  13. ive always loved the fights at games hahaha

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