Fights

27-year-old Huerta -- who was once featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated -- was in front of a bar in Austin around 2 AM on Saturday morning ... when some other people began fighting. Roger was near the scuffle ... when he saw one of the men involved punch a female who was standing near the ruckus.

Once Huerta sees the woman collapse to the ground -- he instantly tries to confront the attacker saying, "You just punched a f**kin' girl."

Moments later, Huerta takes off his shirt ... slams his hat to the ground ... and rushes after the man.

Chaos ensues and people scramble after the fighters, blocking the camera -- but seconds later ... a shirtless Huerta can be seen finishing his attack on the other man ... who is sprawled out on the street.

People rush in to aid the bloody man on the ground -- who eventually gets off the pavement -- as Huerta walks away from the battle ground.

Austin PD tells TMZ that officers were called to the scene -- but so far, no arrests have been made.

Witnesses say Foxy was visiting someone at a luxury high-rise on 43rd Street when the fight broke out. A source tells us that Foxy was throwing down with several people in the lobby. It's unclear at this point what sparked the brawl.

We're told it took more than 10 people to break up the fight, and the NYPD eventually showed up on the scene -- but Foxy fled before the officers arrived. No arrests were made.

According to a source, one of the people Foxy fought with was her manager. When we called her manager she would only say, "No comment."

Sources directly involved with the incident tell us the bouncer was fired strictly because of the way he handled himself on Friday morning ... when he approached Greg from behind and choked him until he passed out.

As TMZ first reported, cops responded to a call early Friday morning that Greg -- who became famous for knocking out Suge Knight in 2008 -- was threatening employees at Wonderland nightclub in Hollywood. Greg was eventually arrested for unrelated outstanding warrants.

After seeing the footage today, officials are now investigating the bouncer who applied the choke hold -- as well as Greg, who shoved one of the bouncers.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ cops were called to Wonderland nightclub in Hollywood around 2:00 AM Friday morning -- after the choking incident.

We're told the caller told cops that Greg had been making violent threats toward club employees.

When officers arrived to the scene ... they noticed Greg had some outstanding warrants from previous incidents ... and arrested him near the club.

We're told Greg informed cops that he had been attacked earlier in the night -- but it wasn't until this morning, when investigators first saw the video of the incident, that officials could identify the other parties involved.

We're told officials are now investigating the bouncer who applied the choke ... and they're also investigating Greg for shoving one of the bouncers.

** Warning: This footage contains explicit language and violence **

The footage -- first posted on Friday by HoodNews.org -- shows Greg conducting an interview for some sort of Internet show in front of Wonderland in Hollywood ... when a bouncer knocks into him from behind.

Clearly upset, Greg aggressively confronts the bouncer -- when ANOTHER bouncer rushes in from behind and puts a death grip around Greg's neck ... until he passes out.

When Greg wakes up, he tries to find the man who attacked him ... even throwing punches at one point.

It went down at about 2:10 AM, just outside of Guys & Dolls nightclub in West Hollywood.

The video shows a couple of guys fighting, followed by gunshots.

The man who was killed died at a nearby hospital. KNX radio is reporting the victim was a valet at the club.

Two others suffered gunshot wounds -- their condition is unknown.

Kashou claims in the suit -- filed Friday in L.A. County Superior Court -- he was minding his business at the popular West Hollywood restaurant/bar The Abbey, when a table of fans recognized him. Kashou says one of the men at the table, Arturo Trejo-Perez, scoffed, "Who the f**k are you?" Kashou says he said humbly, "I'm nobody, I'm just the waiter," and then walked away.

But it didn't end there. Kashou says a few minutes later, he was at the bar when Perez came up to him, beer bottle in hand, and asked, "Did you even f**king win?" ... then poured beer over Kashou's head while screaming, "You are nothing but a lowlife has-been reality show loser." Then, according to Kashou, Trejo-Perez smashed him in the face with the bottle.

According to the suit, Trejo-Perez was eventually arrested, but only after repeatedly punching Kashou.

Platinum rapper Too Short was arrested for battery last night after he allegedly tried to beat up three bouncers in Boise, Idaho.

According to the Boise Police Department, Short and another man are accused of punching, kicking and pushing three security guards at a concert venue ... after the guards allegedly tried to stop Short from bringing "underage females backstage and into his dressing room."

Cops say "underage" means under 21 ... not under 18.

Short was arrested and booked for three misdemeanor counts of battery ... while the other man was hit with two counts of battery.

We're told there was not enough evidence for the LAPD to go forward with the case.

TMZ broke the story last week ... Bridget Hardy had accused Jaleel of punching and slapping her.
Jaleel -- best known for playing 'Steve Urkel' on "Family Matters" -- denied there was any incident.

Jaleel's attorney Philip Cohen tells TMZ there were questions about the accuser's "credibility and timing" in this matter -- partly because she waited several weeks to report the incident.

Pucci's father tells TMZ the actor -- who's had roles in movies like "Fast Food Nation," "Fanboys" and "Brotherhood" -- was the victim of a random act of violence on July 3 outside of his friend's house in Belmar, NJ.

We're told four unknown men were walking past Pucci when one of them suddenly attacked him -- knocking him out cold and breaking five bones in his face.

We're told the mystery assailant took off on foot and was never captured -- and Pucci has since had a titanium plate put in his face.

Sources familiar with the police report tell us ... the alleged victim claims White allegedly punched her in one of her breast implants while they were driving on Pacific Coast Highway two weeks ago, with an infant in the car. We're told, she claims when they got home White allegedly slapped her, and pushed her into a toilet so hard it broke the tank.

Sources connected with White's baby mama, Bridget Hardy, tell TMZ Hardy is in fact the alleged victim. We're told she did not report any injuries.

The alleged victim filed a report with the LAPD Tuesday. The investigation is ongoing.

A rep for Jaleel tells TMZ, "There was absolutely no battery ... no abuse ... and the incident never happened."

Carrie Malec is suing the pair -- along with MTV and Viacom -- over a fight that allegedly occurred in a Miami nightclub on May 6, this according to the NY Post. The lawsuit could have a huge impact on season two -- Malec wants to make sure the episode which shows the fight never makes the air.

Young -- and a posse -- hit up MyStudio nightclub in Hollywood last night ... without incident.

As we previously reported, Vince was issued a citation for punching some dude in the face at a Dallas strip club last month ... after the other guy talked smack about Young's college team.

It all went down Tuesday night at something called Sam Tripoli's "Naughty Comedy Show" at the Improv in L.A.

We're told the "Racist" talked some smack to a porn star who was at the club -- so Roddy called him up on the stage ... and then proceeded to bash his head into a piano, whip him with a belt, and choke the living daylights out of him.

Here's the **SPOILER**

Turns out -- the whole thing was set up ... and not just the fighting. The "Amazing Racist" is just an "act" that comedian Ari Shaffir does in order to "film people's reactions."

We're told officers arrived to the scene after somebody called police and reported a "dispute with a neighbor" that was going down in front of the Kardashian home.

We're told no arrests were made and no one was cited.

Sammi from "Jersey Shore" is officially in the clear after allegedly popping a girl twice in the face at a Miami club last month -- but it's only because she got the hell out of Dodge in the nick of time.

The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office tells TMZ, the case of Sammi's fists of fury is closed -- because "as a matter of policy, we do not file charges involving misdemeanor crimes when the accused is beyond [our] jurisdiction."

But here's the rub ... if Sammi ever shows her face in Miami again, she could face battery charges.

According to the State Attorney, "This case could be revisited if and when the accused returns."