Almost replica Auburn Hill! Cousins ​​was thrown into drinks and clashed with fans. Five security guards almost couldn t hold it down

As we all know, there are often some hot conflict scenes in NBA games. However, this is more about the players. If a player conflicts with a fan, the nature may be more serious. The Auburn Palace incident in the early years became the biggest scandal in NBA history, and that incident directly led to the Pacers, who should have won the championship. After that, the NBA has paid great attention to this aspect and strictly prevented conflicts between players and fans.

However, although the NBA rarely sees violent conflicts between fans and players again, on June 10, we witnessed a conflict between a former NBA player and a fan, that is, the hot conflict between Cousins ​​and Puerto Rican fans. In today's Puerto Rico League game, Cousins ​​and fans had a fierce conflict! Cousins, who was away, was madly ridiculed by home team fans after being expelled.

Cousins ​​hit the fans when he fought back, and then he was thrown into drinks by many fans. Cousins ​​was completely crazy and wanted to charge several times but was held down by several security guards and forced out of the arena. It is worth mentioning that Cousins ​​also had conflicts with fans on the sidelines before being expelled. Fans mocked Cousins ​​with a "cry" expression. Cousins ​​directly grabbed his lower body and fought back, and then escalated into physical conflict. Fortunately, he was eventually stopped by his teammates.

It can be seen that American football fans are still very tough in their customs. At that time, Cousins ​​was preparing to play in the player channel, but unexpectedly, after having an argument with the fans, the drinks splashed on his head like rain. The fans who poured him drinks were like Artest of Auburn Palace. However, five security guards at the scene hugged Cousins ​​tightly and did not let him get over. After Cousins ​​was hugged by security guards, fans at the scene still took the opportunity to splash drinks on Cousins' head a few more times.

In the end, Cousins ​​was carried back to the locker room by the security guard, and I don't know what punishment will be in the future. In my opinion, fans are still very uneasy and lack literacy in this way. It is understandable that a quarrel with the player is common in many games, but if it rises to personal attacks like pouring drinks, it is easy to cause very serious consequences. These fans may also be banned from entering the stadium to watch the game in the future.

and Cousins ​​did not rush to the stands and had further conflicts with the fans, which is also a good thing. With Cousins' temper and size, if he really rushed up, I wonder if he would really wave an iron fist as big as a sandbag at the fans. In fact, it is normal for a player to suffer a little grievance when playing in professional games. Never lose his calmness because of this, it will affect his subsequent career, and it may be difficult to make a living. There is nothing we can do about this. Fans are the parents of a professional league, and the league will definitely give priority to taking care of fans.

What's more, once a player and a fan conflict, it must be the player at a disadvantage. Why do you say that? Former NBA player Beasley said a passage in an interview, which was the general idea: In fact, big and well-known people like them are generally unwilling to and will not take the initiative to conflict or conflict with others in life. Because of their body shape, others will assume that they are bullying others, and when they really fight, it is difficult to control the importance of the attack. After all, ordinary people can't stand it. The cost of paying for fighting is too great, and your career and home will be ruined at any time. Once there is a violent injury, according to foreign laws, once your wife applies for divorce, half of the money will be left, and the child will be awarded to the mother. The more you have, the more you are bound.

For this incident, let us see if there will be any follow-up reports on the punishment.