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Rushed by Arman Tsarukyan, Fan Wants Dana White’s ‘Blessing’ to Not Sue UFC

Published 04/17/2024, 1:07 AM EDT

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MMA fan Obed Ardon attended the UFC 300 as he attended his first UFC live event in Las Vegas. Nevertheless, it turned out to be an unforgettable experience for him as he flipped off Arman Tsarukyan, while he made his way to the octagon. According to the viral videos online, the victor from UFC 300 had attempted to punch the fan. Meanwhile, Ardon says that there was no physical altercation during the incident and he confessed to provoking the fighter.

The fan also apologized to “Ahalkalakets” while sneakily requesting something from UFC CEO Dana White. Let’s see what went down and what finally happened.

Fan who picked a fight Arman Tsarukyan makes a demand of Dana White in order not to sue

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According to a post on X by Championship Rounds, Ardon supposedly never wanted to sue Arman Tsarukyan or White. Instead, he requested something else. This news comes via The Bloody Elbow where the fan said, “To answer Dana White’s comments about suing: I will not sue, that never crossed my mind. Thank you, Uncle Dana, for blessing us with an amazing 300 card… and can you bless me and my brothers up with tickets to UFC 303?”

The UFC buff also mentioned that it was his first time attending a live UFC event. He even reiterated that he was glad that the incident did not get out of hand. Furthermore, the UFC fan made it clear that he was at fault for flipping Tsarukyan off. Nonetheless, he did ask for a favor from the UFC head honcho and requested tickets to the upcoming Conor versus Chandler fight.

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Dana White had previously spoken about this altercation between the fan and the lightweight star. He had expressed concerns about a lawsuit but that doesn’t look likely to happen after Ardon’s recent comments.

White addresses the incident

During the post-fight conference, the reporters asked the UFC head honcho about this incident. He calmly stated, “Yeah, you might not want to hang over the things and grab people when they’re walking out. We’re probably gonna get sued. We’ll deal with that on Monday, too.” Arman Tsarukyan also addressed the same and declared that he wanted to punch the fan back.

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He further stated, “So, like, no one shows me ‘fu*k you,’ no matter who you are, I’m gonna punch you in the face. You can like show me fu*k from two hundred meters then I won’t be able to punch you but when you are like close to me. It’s automatically you know I’m from like from Russia don’t do that please or I’m gonna go to prison in the US.” Nevertheless, the UFC 300 spectator took on the responsibility for his actions and laid out his suggestion to make things right between all parties.

The Russian secured a decisive victory against Charles Oliveira and this could lead to a fight against lightweight champ Islam Makhachev. After Tsarukyan’s victory against the Brazilian, Makhachev even congratulated the fighter on X with a promise to meet inside the Octagon. The stakes in the lightweight division continue to grow and Conor McGregor’s next fight could also ensure further developments. Nevertheless, what do you make of the UFC fan’s request to Dana White?

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Tanushree Bhowmick is a Bodybuilding Writer at EssentiallySports. Her Master's degree in English literature is reflected in every carefully crafted sentence she writes. A lifelong fan of action movies, Tanushree has a keen interest in covering Arnold Schwarzenegger’s newsletters.
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