US EditionEx-Lions RB Seen Brawling with Close Friend at Houston Poker Spot
HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, JUN 19 – The altercation stemmed from a poker hand dispute and involved alcohol, with both men sustaining facial injuries but no police involvement, TMZ reported.
- Adrian Peterson, a former NFL running back, got into a fistfight with a close friend at JokerStars, a social club in Houston, Texas, on May 27.
- The altercation followed a disagreement over a poker hand during a card game, which escalated despite alcohol not being the catalyst for the fight.
- The two men exchanged words and punches, both sustaining bloody facial wounds, and later agreed to disagree and reconciled after the incident.
- TMZ Sports obtained video showing Peterson absorbing punches before countering, and Peterson stated, “Me and the guy, we're cool,” describing it as “like a brother situation.”
- This incident adds to Peterson’s recent conduct issues but does not appear to have led to punishment from JokerStars or police involvement at the scene.
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Former NFL Star Adrian Peterson Gets Into A Fist Fight With Another Guy Over A Poker Dispute
Former NFL star Adrian Peterson gets in a fist fight with a man over a poker hand at a social club in Houston. Peterson says he's "cool" with the guy and it was "like a brother situation." The 40-year-old Peterson said "one thing led to another" following a disagreement at the poker table and that alcohol was involved before noting that it wasn't the catalyst for the fight. Peterson added that he "felt really bad" after the skirmish occurred and…
Adrian Peterson Gets Into Fist Fight Over Dispute During Poker Game
Former NFL running back Adrian Peterson was involved in a shocking altercation during a Poker game. According to TMZ Sports, the incident occurred at a social club called JokerStars in Houston on May 27. In the video, Peterson and another man are seen throwing punches at each other. The fight between Peterson and a fellow poker […]
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