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Andrei Arlovski Gets Into Concourse Brawl With YouTuber Jack Doherty’s Entourage at Joshua–Paul Event

Originally posted on Dice City Sports | By Robert LaMar | Last updated Dec 20, 2025 9:37 PM ET

When keeping it real goes wrong, you might find yourself throwing hands with a former UFC heavyweight champion. A brief but chaotic brawl broke out Friday night during the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua event at the Kaseya Center in Miami, as Andrei Arlovski clashed with members of streamer Jack Doherty’s entourage in a concourse walkway.

The incident began when Arlovski, 46, walked past Doherty and his group consisting of a bodyguard and two young men and made contact with the streamer. Words were exchanged, and tensions escalated instantly. One of the men in Doherty’s group threw a punch at Arlovski. The former UFC champion fired back immediately.

This guy squared up and threw the first punch started it all. Whoever he is.

Then all his mates jumped in.

Arlovski didn't even know what was going on. He just fought back and threw them all over the place! pic.twitter.com/RvlPAMbDyV

— Simon Bandarian (@BandarianS) December 20, 2025

Arlovski Handles the Group, Chaos Ensues

Arlovski first turned his attention to the large bodyguard, trading punches as the confrontation erupted. The two additional men attempted to jump Arlovski from behind, but he quickly neutralized both:

He tossed one man wearing a white shirt to the ground and kicked him
He threw punches at the second, who wore a black shirt

Throughout the scuffle, Doherty who appeared startled repeatedly told his group to back off.

Bystanders and staff intervened, eventually separating the parties. Arlovski was escorted toward an elevator, while Doherty’s entourage retreated while flashing middle fingers at the departing UFC veteran.

The Entire Incident Was Live-Streamed

The altercation was captured on Doherty’s live stream, which rapidly spread across social media. Doherty, 22, is known for stunt and prank content and has amassed more than 15 million YouTube subscribers.

He was arrested in Miami in November after disrupting traffic while filming content, but later released on bond.

This article first appeared on Dice City Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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