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Why Is Cam Newton’s Hat Trending? Inside Huge Brawl at 7-on-7 Football Game

Published 02/26/2024, 10:04 AM EST

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New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton is renowned for his remarkable skills and fashion sense. While promoting a U-18 football event, he was involved in a serious incident, which could have gone from bad to worse had law enforcement not intervened. The event was organized by We Ball Sports and brought youth under-15 and under-18 teams in Georgia and Alabama. Newton, the founder of the C1N program, was one of the event’s founding members and had to be present.

However, things took a turn for the worse when videos emerged on social media of a serious brawl involving Newton taking place. During the event, Newton was grabbed abruptly, which led to the clash. However, what caught the fan’s attention was his trademark hat.

Cam Newton’s hanging hat in the face of misery

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Something that has always been constant is Cam Newton’s ever-evolving hat collection. From wide-brimmed fedoras to flap-topped olive-green numbers, Alberto Hernandez, a master craftsman based in Los Angeles, plays a pivotal role in bringing Newton’s hat fantasies to life. He deserves special praise for protecting Newton’s head area during the fight, which could have turned worse at any moment. The two men shown fighting with Newton were coaches for TopShelf Performance and formerly coached with the quarterback, according to a source with knowledge of elite 7-on-7 football.

During the We Ball Sports event on Sunday, Newton was grabbed from the back, near his hat, which escalated the fight, leading to a physical confrontation. It has been reported that the two coaches who attacked him had previously worked with the quarterback. Newton initially tried to defuse the situation by physically removing one of the attackers. However, the attack continued until the police and security personnel intervened.

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Nehemiah Mitchell, the co-founder of We Ball Sports, expressed disappointment over the incident. He emphasized that all parties involved were promptly removed from the event. TJ Brown of TopShelf Performance also condemned the violence. He affirmed his commitment to addressing the matter internally and asserting that such instances would not be repeated. Newton did not suffer any significant injuries.

The aftermath of the attack on Cam Newton

The tensions that led to the altercation reportedly stemmed from a game between the Under-18 teams of the TopShelf and C1N. It was ignited further by heated exchanges between players and coaches and trash talk. Despite the competitive nature of the event, Mitchell highlighted the unfortunate outcomes of the brawl on the entire event. It ultimately took away the attention from the showcase of young football talents.

Newton’s representatives have been silent since the incident. Media outlets are still waiting patiently for an official statement from the Atlanta Police Department, which has yet to comment on the situation. Newton is a seasoned veteran of the NFL. He rose to prominence as the first overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. Since then he has enjoyed a distinguished career spanning over a decade with the Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots. However, the recent altercation is a recurring question regarding his off-field persona and composure.

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