Posted on 11/08/2026 8:24:12 AM PST by yesthatjallen
Kilkenny, Ireland — Absolute mayhem erupted Saturday night at HSTikkyTokky’s Unhinged Promotions 3 when controversial British activist Tommy Robinson was attacked by Muslim influencer and fighter Mo Deen, sparking a wild ring-side brawl that forced police to shut the entire show down before the main event could even begin.
The chaos kicked off after Mo Deen finally scored his first boxing win, knocking out overmatched opponent MrTikTokUK with a vicious stoppage after dropping him multiple times. Instead of celebrating, the streamer-turned-fighter immediately leapt out of the ring and charged toward the commentary area, gunning for Robinson, who was ringside watching the action at The Hub venue.
Promoters, including Unhinged boss Harrison “HSTikkyTokky” Sullivan, then tried to force a face-off between the two for a potential future fight, bringing Mo Deen back toward the ring. That’s when things went nuclear. Robinson, the former English Defence League co-founder, taunted his rival by holding up a book, reports indicate it was one of his own writings critical of Islamic doctrine and grooming gangs. The pair got physical the second they were within reach, and all hell broke loose.
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Nothing but nothing orients a raging leftist more quickly than a hard blow to the head. Very much doubt Mo Deen will ever fight Mr. Robinson under any circumstances. That headache will not go away.
If you aren’t a leftist you are far right. You can’t even call yourself a moderate or independent because you are far right. Being far right is as bad as being a racist.
The religion of peace?
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