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Far-Right Activist Tommy Robinson Involved in Brawl at Kilkenny Boxing Event
Irish police have made two arrests following violent disorder at a boxing event in Kilkenny, Ireland, where far-right activist Tommy Robinson became involved in a mass brawl. The incident occurred during the Unhinged Promotions event, specifically Unhinged 003, which featured a fight between social media personalities Mo Deen and MrTikTokUK. Footage from the event, streamed by online creator Harrison Sullivan, showed Robinson, 43, wearing a grey Stone Island jacket, being goaded into a fight by Mo Deen, who jumped out of the ring towards him. Robinson appeared to be knocked backwards as clashes erupted around him, with punches thrown and chairs being thrown. After the initial altercation, Robinson entered the ring and threw a book he was promoting at Mo Deen, which escalated the violence into a full-scale brawl among the crowd. Robinson was grabbed during the commotion, while others lashed out towards both men. The event organizers' footage captured clashes outside the ring, overturned metal barriers, and shouting amid chaos. Garda spokespersons confirmed that one male in his 30s was assaulted and taken to St Luke's Hospital, while a man in his 20s was arrested and detained under Section 4, and a second male, aged in his teens, was arrested for violent disorder and charged. This incident follows Robinson's recent conviction at Southwark Crown Court for harassing two journalists, for which he was granted bail ahead of sentencing on December 16. Harassment causing fear of violence can carry a maximum sentence of 10 years, or up to 14 years if racially or religiously aggravated. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Lennon, has been featured in Louis Theroux's documentary Inside The Manosphere, highlighting his online presence and influence. The event, Unhinged 003, is part of a series of influencer boxing events that have gained popularity online, blending social media culture with combat sports. The chaotic scene at the Kilkenny event underscores the growing intersection between online personalities and physical confrontations, raising questions about safety and conduct at such gatherings.
