Pistons Fan Charlie Haddad Who Stepped Up To Ron Artest is Trending

A new docuseries offered a fresh perspective on the infamous 2004 melee that changed the shape of basketball as we know it. The event is now simply known as the Malice at the Palace. One fan who played a major role in the fight is once again taking some punches.

Pistons fan Charlie Haddad has found himself trending almost twenty years after the incident in Auburn Hills.

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See all the tweets below:

My favorite part about the new Malice at the Palace doc is the beyond-repair bum fan Charlie Haddad who thought it was a good idea to run on the court that night.

And still, to this day, thinks he was in the right. pic.twitter.com/SBqbjvjj5f

— ProCity Hoops (@ProCityHoops) August 10, 2021

Charlie Haddad tried to run up on Ron Artest and was confused why Jermaine O’Neal almost took his head off lmfao

— MF GLOOM (@IncredibleFulk_) August 10, 2021

Yo I’m watching this doc on The Brawl and Charlie Haddad is for real the biggest punk in the world

— Ethan Talks Pacers, Fever, Etc. (@KriegerSports) August 11, 2021

Charlie Haddad, I’m glad I have a name to the face. I’ve always hated him. Why were you on the court?

— Bandz (@im_thecharles) August 10, 2021

Just finished watching the Malice at the Palace documentary and tell me why Charlie Haddad is still playing victim???

— 𝐄𝐚𝐫𝐧 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐑𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐬 (@EarnYourRanks) August 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/JacobCastle42/status/1425084190614245381

does charlie haddad have a twitter

— AJ Hudson (@AJHudson0) August 11, 2021

Jermaine O’Neal should get another chance to beat up Charlie Haddad.

— Charles J. Moore (@charles270) August 11, 2021

2 more observations:

1. This prosecutor is amazing. Completely flipped the narrative from the player's fault back onto the fans.

2. This Pistons' fan Charlie Haddad is a cry baby

— Cory (@realcorykinnan) August 11, 2021

just finished the malice documentary, and i hope John Green and Charlie Haddad find bugs in their cereal tomorrow

— mama doozy (@thejohnparkison) August 11, 2021

Ah yes, how dare they not give Charlie Haddad and John Green a fair shake! pic.twitter.com/tjHAH6Bc8k

— Tron Carter (@TronCarterNLU) August 11, 2021

#MaliceAtThePalace was insane. I feel like I’m watching for the first time.

Charlie Haddad deserved that punch.

— crystal. (@lifeascrystal) August 11, 2021

And I hope every bar Charlie Haddad walks into, everyone threatens to call Jermaine O’Neal

— Luke (@LukeA89) August 12, 2021

Just finished watching Untold: Malice at the Palace and it was eye opening. Great documentary! 👏 But it was hilarious how Pistons fan Charlie Haddad kept trying to paint himself as a victim. 🤣 #maliceatthepalace #Netflix

— Jo 🌻 (@jmlost108) August 10, 2021

I liked it. Couldn’t help but laugh when that Charlie Haddad guy tried to play the victim. Like bro you walked down on the court and flexed Ron Artest, you deserved to get punched out. Felt like a JO redemption story tho. Our fans were wrong, Pacers were wrong. No one was right.

— Trevor Green (@_TrevorGreen) August 11, 2021

Charlie Haddad from the Malice at the Palace is a a sucker

All the TV pundits during that time were suckers too (Most are probably still suckers)

— Nader Ihmoud (Abu Jenin) (@NaderIhmoud) August 11, 2021

I’m watching Malace at the Palace doc and I’m thinkin this dude was the dumbest MF that night 😂💀 pic.twitter.com/1j7BAkSVGb

— Jay-G (@jay_jg61) August 12, 2021

charlie haddad deserved that punch https://t.co/b0c2kJIjSx

— Jackie (@luxmachina) August 11, 2021

The Netflix Untold doc was decent. Not up to 30 for 30 standards, but good nonetheless. Mostly it just reminded me that Charlie Haddad was an asshat and still appears to be

— William Furr (@WillFurrNBA) August 11, 2021

Just finished the Malice at the Palace doc. Shoutout to Ron Artest, man. Dude battled (battles) some serious mental health issues & seems to have gotten proper help to fight his demons. He was by far my favorite part of the show. Charlie Haddad & John Green are pieces of trash.

— Zack (@zrich412) August 12, 2021

The documentary was released on Tuesday on Netflix. If you watched it, you probably feel like all these tweets are warranted.

The guy is a punk.

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