Confrontation captured on KICK stream spreads quickly online
Former MMA fighter Tiki Ghosn struck Deen The Great during a party confrontation that was broadcast live on KICK. The footage circulated quickly.
The Video shows Deen The Great pressing Ghosn over recognition.
“You do know who I am,” Shabazz said.
“I don’t know you. Nice to meet you, though,” Ghosn replied.
The exchange tightened. Deen kept talking. Ghosn stepped in and landed a short right elobow to the face. Clean contact. Deen ’s head snapped back and people moved between them before it could continue.
Larry Wheels had slapped Deen earlier in the week in a separate clip. Ghosn referenced that incident during the confrontation. Quinton “Rampage” Jackson appears in both videos. Ghosn manages Jackson.
Ghosn, 10-7-0 in MMA, last fought in March 2008 after ending a five-fight skid. He has coached on The Ultimate Fighter and worked with Tito Ortiz, Ken Shamrock and Michael Bisping. He came up around real camps. Fighters who sparred hard rounds.
Deen The Great built his name online first. He won his first seven boxing bouts, with only one listed as a non-exhibition contest. He lost to Amado Vargas in a December 2025 exhibition. His following is above 528,000 subscribers on YouTube, and he streams regularly.
Influencer boxing continues to orbit real gyms and real fighters. Sometimes those worlds cross in public. When they do, it looks like this.
