Cam Newton Involved In Vicious Brawl During Atlanta Event

Former NFL QB Cam Newton, who played most of his career for the Carolina Panthers before finishing his career with Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots, was reportedly involved in a brawl today while attending an event in Atlanta, Georgia.

Video of that alleged altercation is now circulating the internet, showing Newton and several other individuals fighting each other. Newton is seemingly in the middle of the altercation, absorbing punches, and even throwing them.

The quarterback has been widely panned for his criticism of 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy, who Newton refers to as a ‘game manager.’

See the alleged video of Cam Newton getting in a fight below…

Cam Newton involved in Atlanta Brawl

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In the video, Newton takes a punch directly to the face. You can see him take the individual that punched him and throw him to the side.

The fight took place at the Coretta Scott King Young Women’s Leadership Academy. Newton was in attendance of event for his foundation C1N, a 7v7 league that plays tournaments all across the country.

We do not know the cause of this fight yet, or if there were any arrests made at the scene. Immediately, internet users pointed out that Newton’s hat remains on his head for the entire altercation.

It’s fair to say that Newton will most likely discuss this incident on an upcoming episode of his podcast, and we will keep youo updated if there is any word from the police.

Cam Newton held his composure during this fight, and appears to have been targeted my multiple individuals, who he eventually had to be restrained from responding to. Internet users are paying much homage to Newton for holding his own against so many opponents in this fight.

It’s safe to say that even after his retirement, Newton maintains an extremely strong fanbase that continually support him. He deserves credit.

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