Video footage has surfaced of Brendan Allen throwing heavy shots at Marvin Vettori as a brawl in public ensued.

‘All In’ has looked sensational of late, winning each of his last seven outings as he pushes toward a top 5 spot in the middleweight division. One man ahead of him in the rankings is Italy native Vettori — and it seems the two don’t like one another.

During PFL 8: 2024 Playoffs on Friday evening, Brendan Allen and Marvin Vettori were caught on camera trading blows. The video shows Allen unleashing an arsenal of shots toward Vettori, causing him to crash into a roulette table. Vettori tried to return fire before the brawl was broken up and security de-escalated the situation.

Check it out below.

Brendan Allen punches Marvin Vettori post PFL playoffs @ufc #ufc pic.twitter.com/eU3BxIivxr

— himothy (@Im565097757086) August 17, 2024

Following the altercation, more information came to light. According to reports, Marvin Vettori attempted to hit Tuco Tokkos but missed. 

Tokkos is a fellow Kill Cliff member alongside Brendan Allen. Allen didn’t take too kindly to Vettori’s actions, which ultimately led to the brawl pictured above.

“Okay, here’s an update to the Brendan Allen/Marvin Vettori brawl at PFL, per numerous sources.”

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“After PFL, Vettori tried to swing at Tuco Tokkos and missed. Michael Johnson then moved everyone out of the way and then Brendan Allen stepped in and hit Vettori with a 1-2, which made him fall into a roulette table.”

Okay, here’s an update to the Brendan Allen/Marvin Verttori brawl at PFL, per numerous sources

After PFL, Vettori tried to swing at Tuco Tokkos and missed

Michael Johnson then moved everyone out of the way and then
Brendan Allen stepped in and hit Vettori with a 1-2 which made…

— Alex Behunin (@AlexBehunin) August 17, 2024

Vettori and Allen were booked to fight earlier this year. They were originally expected to headline a UFC Fight Night at the Apex on April 6, but when ‘The Italian Dream’ was forced to withdraw, Chris Curtis took his place.

The brawl at the PFL event caught the attention of UFC CEO Dana White, who hilariously took his opportunity to mock the rival promotion.

“Had to be fight of the night if it was at PFL.”

Had to be fight of the night if it was at PFL.

— danawhite (@danawhite) August 17, 2024

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