A late-night house party hosted by former UFC star Quinton “Rampage” Jackson turned chaotic after a physical fight broke out between retired MMA fighter Tiki Ghosn and streamer Deen The Great. The confrontation was streamed live. The clips of the party went viral on social media. Viewers watched as a verbal argument escalated in front of guests. Reports say the tension started when the streamer repeatedly mocked and disrespected Ghosn during the broadcast.
The incident gained even more attention because it was Deen The Great’s second public altercation within 24 hours. Earlier the same night, he was already involved in another viral argument with powerlifter Larry Wheels during a separate livestream.
Both events drew heavy criticism online. Many viewers blamed the streamer’s behavior and said he appeared intoxicated during the broadcasts.
Fight between Deen The Great and Tiki Ghosn at Quinton “Rampage” Jackson’s party goes viral
During the gathering at Quinton “Rampage” Jackson’s California home, Deen The Great allegedly kept provoking Tiki Ghosn. Witnesses said the streamer made rude remarks and issued threats while cameras were rolling. Guests tried to calm the situation, but the argument continued.
Eventually, Ghosn reacted physically. The retired fighter struck Deen with an elbow, knocking him off balance. The moment was captured on video and circulated widely online.
Notably, Tiki Ghosn is a former mixed martial artist born on August 25, 1975, in California. Raised in Southern California, he trained in boxing, wrestling, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He began his professional career in 1998 and fought in organizations such as the UFC, Strikeforce, and World Extreme Cagefighting before retiring in 2009.
After stepping away from competition, he stayed connected to the sport as a coach and manager.
The party incident was not Deen’s only controversy that day. Hours earlier, he appeared on a livestream double date with Larry Wheels and his wife, Sheyla. During the stream, he reportedly behaved inappropriately toward her and continued even after being asked to stop. The situation escalated into an argument, and Wheels slapped him on camera.
That clip also went viral.
Online reaction has been strong. Many viewers condemned the streamer’s actions and said repeated provocations led to both confrontations. Deen has not publicly apologized so far, and the videos continue to circulate across platforms.
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