‘WingedC’ seemingly got into it with Curtis Millender following Karate Combat’s event in Miami.
Patricky Pitbull withdrew from Karate Combat 61 after suffering a cut as a result of a street brawl with his opponent Shahzaib Rind.
The event still went ahead on May 2, with Larissa Pacheco producing a devastating finish in her long-awaited return to competition.
However, the moment of the night that drew the most attention came when ‘WingedC’ produced a controversial stunt that led to some aftermath at the fighter hotel.
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‘WingedC’ says Curtis Millender ‘sucker punched’ him in the fighter hotel following Karate Combat 61
Streamer ‘WingedC’, who won his Karate Combat debut in February, caused a split reaction when he interrupted a fight at Karate Combat 61 on Saturday night.
The matchup between Curtis Millender and Claudio Ribeiro had to be paused after ‘WingedC’, real name Malcolm Schuyler, walked across the pit while pretending to be blind.
Schuyler went on to post videos from the fighter hotel after the event where he called Millender out for assaulting him.
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Various parts of the footage saw Schuyler taunting Millender for assaulting him, displaying where his blood had dripped on the hotel lobby floor, and the police arriving.
Millender, who was stopped by Ribeiro, previously competed five times in the UFC Octagon, where he faced the likes of Belal Muhammad and Thiago Alves.
“Keep walking, go! You really assaulted another dude over the fact that you lost,” Schuyler shouted at Millender. “I lost too, brother! The only person you’ve got to blame is yourself.”
“Bro came up behind me and sucker punched me,” he claimed. “Our job is to get attention. If you’re at least going to do some s— like that, put it on camera. Come on now.”
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