Arman Tsarukyan faceplants 6ix9ine after rapper attempts to take down top UFC star

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Arman Tsarukyan faceplants 6ix9ine after rapper attempts to take down top UFC star

Originally posted on Bloody Elbow | By Donagh Corby | Last updated May 24, 2026 4:28 PM ET

Arman Tsarukyan didn’t even have to put up any offense against 6ix9ine in order to send the rapper to the floor.

Ahead of his next RAF Wrestling outing against Mugzy next Saturday, Tsarukyan got some light work in as a different type of influencer in 6ix9ine attempted to get to his legs. However, the controversial New Yorker couldn’t even stay on his feet as the pair interacted.

Last night’s Brand Risk Promotions was a big event for Tsarukyan, who went viral for knocking over the commentary table when Ray J was viciously knocked out by Supah Hot Fire. And he got another major moment when he grappled with 6ix9ine.

Arman Tsarukyan sends 6ix9ine flailing in comical grappling exchange

There was no secret last night that 6ix9ine had a great time at Adin Ross’ latest fight night. The show was held in the Meta Apex and attended by a number of UFC stars as well as Dana White and Hunter Campbell themselves.

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After performing an interesting and at times questionable rap set, 6ix9ine enjoyed the party and challenged Arman Tsarukyan to a grappling exchange. It’s standard fare for the top UFC lightweight contender, who infamously sent the MMA Guru flopping to the ground earlier this year.

And it was an almost identical result for the rapper as he attempted to get to the Armenian’s legs and was unable to even stay on his own feet. The exchange was filmed from multiple angles, and is already going viral all over social media.

Tsarukyan jokingly captioned the video with a message to RAF Wrestling, telling them to “book my next wrestling vs @6ix9ine.” However, he will instead have to deal with Mugzy on Saturday, before returning two weeks later to take on the legendary Tony Ferguson.

This article first appeared on Bloody Elbow and was syndicated with permission.

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