
Following his boxing debut defeat, new footage shared by former WWE star Patrick Clark (Velveteen Dream) revealed a shocking incident inside Orlando’s Kia Center. A group of attendees raised a Nazi flag during the Duel Arena event on August 29, 2026, creating widespread outrage and adding a disturbing chapter to an already chaotic night.
The video, which Clark posted to social media shortly after his match against podcast host Ryan Pownall, captured multiple individuals in the audience lifting the red flag high above their heads in the crowd.
Shocking Audience Display Captured On Camera
Clark’s self-shot footage shows the flag held prominently in the stands as the former NXT North American Champion reacted from another area of the venue. Overwhelmed by the sight inside the arena, Clark expressed his disbelief at the scene:
- “These motherf—kers done lost their mind.”
The appearance of hate symbols created immediate backlash, overshadowing the athletic portion of the evening and raising serious questions about venue security and event management at the Kia Center.
In-Ring Breakdown Leads To Disqualification
The disturbing crowd incident capped off a night defined by disorder both inside and outside the ring. Clark’s fight against Pownall degenerated into a physical brawl reminiscent of professional wrestling, with both men becoming repeatedly entangled in the ropes before crashing to the floor outside.
After throwing Pownall through the ropes in the second round, Clark received a official point deduction and a warning from the referee. When Clark shoved Pownall out of the ring a second time moments later, the official called an immediate end to the contest, awarding Pownall the victory by disqualification.
Between the pre-fight press conference brawl, the chaotic DQ finish, and the shocking display of a Nazi flag in the crowd, the entire broadcast has drawn intense criticism across the combat sports community.
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