Fights

The video we posted showing a man fighting another outside of Blue Martini in Miami is not Yasiel Puig.

TMZ Sports previously reported the video showed Puig based on representations made by people present at the club. But we have now determined he is not in the video.

Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband tried to take a locksmith into custody -- after fighting with him over a $700 bill -- but police had to be called to back him up.

Prince Frederic von Anhalt tells TMZ he'd hired the locksmith to fix a door in Zsa Zsa's bedroom, but was floored when the guy said it cost $700! The Prince refused to pay and the two got into a heated argument.

Check out the video ... Prince von A. says he doesn't stand for "za dirty language" in front of Zsa Zsa, and that's why he tried to make a citizen's arrest. Didn't go so well, and when real cops arrived ... the locksmith had left the property.

Stitches says Game's crew may have knocked him out cold, but he's the real winner in their war.

The rapper went on "TMZ Live" Wednesday and told us the beef all started with a wonky tweet, that led to the violent nightclub confrontation ... which then led to more violence the next day.

Stitches may have gotten his ass kicked, but all the noise has made his star rise to new heights.

But ... he has an ominous warning for anyone who messes with him again.

The Game can finally settle his beef with Stitches without risk of ending up in jail -- he has an offer to step into a boxing ring ... and Stitches has already signed on the dotted line.

Damon Feldman is promoting the celebrity boxing event and tells us the fight would be 3 rounds, each being 90 seconds long. After the Miami K.O. of Stitches ... Feldman thinks there's enough interest that the purse could be as high as 7 figures.

Game has said the fact he's on probation is why his pal Wack 100 stepped in to take down Stitches the first time, but a celeb boxing match would keep him on the right side of the law.

No date yet for the fight, and no word if Game will bite.

It's hardly a rematch since Stitches barely got a step in, much less a punch -- but we're told he's taking the opportunity seriously, and might hire ex-champ Bernard Hopkins as his trainer.

He'll have his work cut out for him.

Marque Lynche -- the former Mouseketeer found dead in his apartment -- got into a bizarre fight with an NYPD officer ... just a few months before he passed away.

The ex-Mouseketeer and former "American Idol" semi-finalist illegally jumped a subway turnstile back in August and when cops approached him ... he lashed out, punching one of them in the face and smashing him in the head with a bottle of soda.

Lynche was charged with assault. There's no mention of drugs or alcohol in the police docs.

The Brazilian who got the beatdown from Kid Ink's security after charging the stage is now demanding a face-to-face apology from the rapper.

18-year-old Junior Parriera said he'd give Ink a pass and not sue for getting clocked by a security guard at Sunday's show in Sao Paolo IF the rapper made a personal apology.

Ink obliged by posting a pretty sincere message on his Instagram ... blaming the heightened security at his show on the recent Paris terrorist attack at the Bataclan, and singling out Junior.

The apology didn't really work ... Junior went ahead and filed a police report. He tells us he thinks the apology was a media stunt and doesn't even think Ink wrote it.

Stitches should change his name to Punches -- the rapper got slugged less than 24 hours after The Game's manager laid him out, and now there's video.

A source close to the rapper says the people delivering this smackdown were all current or former members of Stitches' crew. We're told one guy thought Stitches was setting him up to get robbed -- so he arranged a meeting last Saturday at a Florida barbershop.

When Stitches showed up, it was on. You can see in the video ... he tried to run, but ended up catching a few solid shots to the face. Remember, he was just coming off a night in jail and the K.O. at the hands of Wack 100, Game's manager.

No one brags about an ass whupping better than Stitches.

Stitches is clearly vertically challenged ... hitting the pavement for a second time in just a couple of days.

The rapper posted this video, bemoaning his latest run-in. As everyone knows, Game's manager, Wack 100, knocked him out cold Thursday night after Stitches came to the club looking for a fight.

He says he's going to snort his own pain remedy ... which could get him 3 to 5.

Porsha Williams attacked a woman during a recent 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' shoot because the chick brought the wrong dude to a holiday party.

We're told cameras were rolling when Porsha's good friend Jami Ziegler floated into the shindig on the arm of a man, and something about that man pushed Porsha over the edge.

Sources say Porsha first tried to get Jami booted from the party, but she left on her own. We're told Porsha followed Jami outside, shoved her to the ground ... then started punching and pulling hair.

The fight was broken up quickly enough that cops weren't called, and there were no serious injuries. We're told cameras even missed the action, so ... someone's getting fired.

As for what set off Porsha? Word is she's got bad blood with Jami's guy, though it's unclear why. We reached out to Porsha, no word back yet. But warning to 'RHOA' cast -- someone's still got quick hands.

WBC heavyweight king Deontay Wilder is calling out new champ Tyson Fury ... saying his post fight serenade to his wife was total EAR TRASH ... and promising to REARRANGE HIS FACE.

Wilder checked in with the crew on the "TMZ Sports" show on FS1 -- and told us he's gonna beat Fury so badly, his wife is gonna wanna leave him.

"I'm gonna destroy him."

The smack talk is great ... Wilder even drags Fury's mom into the mix -- good times.

Stitches, the rapper who tried to fight The Game, was stopped by off-duty cops before his confrontation with the rapper ... because they believed Stitches was going to do a drive-by shooting.

According to the Miami PD report, off-duty cops observed a white Porsche driving outside the club several times before the incident occurred. At one point, cops say they saw the car slow down in front of the club -- just as Game was exiting -- and roll down the windows "as if occupants were preparing to perform a drive-by."

When the off-duty officers stopped the vehicle, they say Stitches and his crew pushed past them and went to confront Game ... and that's when the fight broke out.

Police say they searched the vehicle later and no guns were reported found ... but a small amount of marijuana was. Stitches was booked for resisting an officer without violence, marijuana possession, and a couple of outstanding warrants.

If basketball doesn't work out, Jahlil Okafor could always bring his talents to the octagon ... so says UFC star Frankie Edgar who tells TMZ Sports he was impressed by Okafor's fighting ability.

Edgar -- who's gearing up to fight Chad Mendes at "The Ultimate Fighter" finale on Dec. 11 -- says he watched the footage of the 76ers star fighting in Boston ... and says dude's got real talent.

"He's gotta use that range a little more, poke that jab a little better," Edgar says ... adding," He's got a future in it."

Check out the clip ... Edgar also says he's keeping a close eye on the McGregor vs. Aldo fight next weekend -- because he champing at the bit to fight the winner.

One of The Game's rivals is gonna need some stitches after getting KO'd outside a Miami Beach nightclub ... by Game's manager, according to witnesses.

The rapper's name happens to be Stitches (appropriate) ... and he's had beef with Game for a few months now. Things boiled over in front of Story Nightclub Thursday night when Stitches couldn't get in ... he claims Game told security to block him.

Stitches waited outside -- which he documented on social media -- and when Game came out, it was on.

The video tells and shows the whole story. After Game's manager, Wack 100, popped Stitches ... it appears with one punch -- cops showed up and tased Wack. Both Stitches and Wack got arrested.

The man who was KO'd in the 2nd Jahlil Okafor street fight claims it was the NBA star who knocked him out ... and now he's threatening to fight back in a HUGE lawsuit.

The man behind the allegations does not want to reveal his I.D. -- but his attorney, Michelle Newton, tells TMZ Sports he's a 27-year-old executive assistant who lives in Boston.

We know the man was knocked out cold during the melee at Storyville nightclub last week -- but it was unclear from the footage if Okafor was his assailant.

But the victim's attorney tells TMZ Sports they're POSITIVE it was Okafor -- and he needed 10 stitches to close the gash on his eye after Jahlil knocked him out.

Newton says a lawsuit is now on table -- though they have NOT filed any paperwork yet.

"We're always interested in resolving any matter prior to ligation," Newton tells us .... "Should we be unable to reach an agreement [with Jahlil], civil litigation is the only available option."

Translation -- settle or we'll see you in court.

There's more ... Newton says her client has experienced pain and embarrassment as a result of the fight.

Jahlil Okafor fought at least 2 PEOPLE during his violent night out in Boston last week ... and TMZ Sports has the new footage which shows the NBA star on the attack.

L.A. Dodgers star Yasiel Puig is adamant he never laid a hand on his sister at a Miami bar last week ... claiming they did get into an argument, but things NEVER got physical.

Puig's good friend Alex Vega tells TMZ Sports he was with Yasiel that night and admits things got heated between the Puig siblings, but Yasiel swears he never touched her.

As we previously reported, bar staffers tell us the entire incident was captured on surveillance video -- and it shows Yasiel slapping his sister's hand and pulling her hair.

But Vega says Yasiel says there must be some kind of mistake -- because he's certain he never touched her.