Viral video shows wild fan fight during Warriors-Bucks game

While the Bucks and Warriors fought it out on the court Wednesday night, two fans in the crowd at San Francisco’s Chase Center had a battle of their own.

In a video that has since gone viral on social media, two fans at the Golden State-Milwaukee game are seen exchanging wild punches before being separated by other fans in the area and security.

The incident appeared to occur during the fourth quarter of the game, as the Warriors held a 112-99 lead with just over five minutes remaining.

The clip shows a Black man wearing a black long-sleeved shirt arguing with a white man wearing a No. 30 Steph Curry Warriors jersey. The man in black appears to get aggravated and pushes the Warriors fan, who then retaliates by grabbing him by the shirt and landing several overhand punches as he holds him down.

A man wearing a grey quarter-zip jumps into the fray, attempting to hold back the Warriors fan, which seems to be successful – for a short while apparently.

In a second clip, the man in the Curry jersey jumps in again, throwing more punches at the individual in the black ensemble.

A nearby woman wearing a grey sweatshirt unsuccessfully attempts to hold back the Warriors fan and nearly gets struck by him in the process.

Arena security then arrives on the scene to intervene, escorting the Warriors fan out of the section. As he is led up the stairs both fans continue to gesture at each other and exchange words, but it’s unclear what was said.

The exact reason behind the brawl is unknown and it’s unclear if anyone was seriously injured or disciplined over the incident.

The Warriors haven’t commented publicly on the fan fight, either.

What happened in the game?

On the court, Curry put on an excellent display of offence in the 120-113 victory.

The 11-time all-star put up 31 points, seven assists and six rebounds as his team improved to 20-18 on the season.

The Bucks, who were led by Giannis Antetokounmpo’s 34-point, 10 rebound effort, fell to 16-21 as rumours about his future in Milwaukee continue to swirl.