Wild Brawl Erupts Between Players and Fans at Indoor Football League

It’s fight night.

This past Saturday night with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter of the indoor football game between the West Texas Warbirds and Dallas Prime, a wild fight broke out between both teams. The fight lasted around ten minutes. Videos shows players fighting with coaches and fans.

The  Sheriff’s Department has stated no arrests were made, everyone got out safely and there are no reports of anyone being hurt.

Watch below:

Maybe the most shocking thing from Saturday night’s indoor football brawl:

Someone in a red hat and blue shirt uses a metal chair to strike a visiting player in the head.

As you can see in one of the longer videos I posted, his teammates then go into the stands and fight fans pic.twitter.com/Rdi43bxGnY

— Jakob Brandenburg (@Jakob_BburgTV) July 17, 2022

Full video: https://t.co/mN3qWobujv

— Jakob Brandenburg (@Jakob_BburgTV) July 17, 2022

“What happened at the conclusion of (Saturday night’s) game was embarrassing,” said Leif Kurtis, president and managing partner of the West Texas Warbirds during a Sunday afternoon press conference. “Regardless of anything that was said on the floor, we do want to apologize to the people of Odessa for what they witnessed last night, and to the people of the Permian Basin as well. This incident is not indicative of how our organization operates. We are confident that after all the appropriate investigations are completed, details will be better known.”

Kurtis said they are looking into possibly changing the way the teams access their respective locker rooms without crossing over and limiting access to fans near the field.

The investigation is ongoing.

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