Tommy Robinson Brawl Blows Up Irish Fight Card, Mo Deen Claims It Was All Scripted

An influencer-boxing event in Kilkenny was supposed to end with rappers Russ Millions and Kirky going head to head. Instead, a ringside confrontation involving Tommy Robinson and Mo Deen erupted into a venue-wide brawl, and the main event never happened. Now Deen says the clash was scripted. Robinson has not publicly responded to that claim.

If you’re checking the boxing schedule tonight, keep this story in the influencer-boxing lane: Unhinged 3 was an influencer event, not a professional boxing card. Here’s what happened, what Deen said afterward, and what remains unanswered.

What Actually Happened at Unhinged 3

Unhinged 3 took place on Saturday, November 7, at The Hub in Kilkenny, Ireland. The event was promoted by influencer Harrison Sullivan, known online as HSTikkyTokky. Its scheduled main event was a battle between rappers Russ Millions and Kirky, according to the Irish Mirror and RTÉ.

Before the chaos, Mo Deen had a big moment in the ring. The influencer-turned-boxer stopped fellow content creator MrTikTokUK, also referred to as MrUKTikTok, in Round 2. Deen knocked his opponent down three times before the stoppage, Knockout Daily reported, citing coverage of the event. It was also reported to be Deen’s first boxing win after six unsuccessful attempts.

Then the attention shifted from the result to the ringside area. Promoters tried to build excitement around a potential future fight between Deen and Robinson, who was watching from ringside. According to the Irish Mirror’s account, Deen jumped over the announcers’ desk and lunged toward Robinson.

Photo credit: Daily Mirror.

A Face-Off Turns Into a Mass Brawl

Robinson received a hostile response from some sections of the crowd and appeared to taunt Deen with a book. The pair became involved in a physical confrontation, and disorder spread through the venue. Chairs were thrown as the scenes escalated, with hundreds of spectators caught up in the chaos, according to the Irish Mirror.

Organisers then tried to press ahead with a planned in-ring face-off between the two. HSTikkyTokky attempted to bring them together, but the situation escalated again. Punches were thrown, chairs flew, and steel barricades were tossed, according to Knockout Daily’s report. MMA Fighting’s video coverage also described chairs and barricades flying at Unhinged 3.

Irish police, known as Gardaí, intervened. RTÉ reported that one attendee was hospitalized and two people were arrested. The event was shut down with four fights left on the card, so the scheduled Russ Millions vs. Kirky main event did not take place. No makeup date has been announced, according to Knockout Daily.

That’s the hard stop: the planned show ended before its headliner, and the promised Deen-Robinson face-off became a real physical confrontation in front of a crowd.

Deen Says “This Is Like WWE”

After the event, Deen addressed the incident during an Instagram Live. In video reported by the Irish Mirror and RTÉ, he claimed he had followed a script for the confrontation.

“I’m not trying to cause problems,” Deen said. “This is like WWE … I followed the scripts.” He also said he was receiving death threats and said he did not want trouble. In another message, he claimed Robinson and others had agreed to the script.

Those are Deen’s claims, not a confirmed account of what everyone involved agreed to. Robinson has not publicly responded to the scripted claim, and HSTikkyTokky has not publicly confirmed it, according to Knockout Daily. The claim has added another layer of drama, but it does not settle what happened or establish that the venue-wide brawl was scripted.

Photo credit: Knockout Daily.

The Claim Leaves Two Tough Questions

The distinction matters. There was an attempted build-up to a possible future Deen-Robinson fight, followed by a confrontation and a brawl that shut down the event. Deen says the initial situation followed a script. Robinson has not publicly answered him. Those positions do not give fans a verified account of what the pair, the promoter, or others understood the plan to be.

So here’s the honest question for fight fans: if the scripts are real, what does that say about the promotion? If it wasn’t scripted, what does it say about the matchmaking? The answer is not established by the available statements, and readers can judge the claims for themselves.

What is clear is the outcome. The scheduled main event was lost, the show ended early, and the possible Deen-Robinson matchup now carries more baggage than a standard influencer face-off. Would the audience see a future fight as a genuine contest, a promotional spectacle, or a mix of both? That question will follow any booking talk.

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As for Unhinged 3, the next chapter is still hanging in the air: will Deen vs. Robinson actually get booked, and would anyone trust the promo after this?