Wild Video Captures NHL Fan Ripping Off Fake Leg And Swinging It During A Brawl At A Game In Las Vegas

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  • A fight at an NHL game took a very interesting turn thanks to one fan
  • Video captured a woman ripping off her fake leg to use as a weapon during an altercation
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Sports leagues did what they could to make up for the noticeable absence of fans we were suddenly treated to almost two years ago, but as we’ve learned since then, it’s virtually impossible to replicate the electric atmosphere you’ll find inside a stadium or arena packed with supporters.

Of course, the grand return of fans also helped fill a very noticeable void that formed in the wake of their exile concerning videos of ill-tempered spectators coming to blows over various disagreements.

I’m certainly not an advocate of resorting to violence to sort out any issues that might arise in your section over the course of a game. With that said, I’m not going to pretend I’ve never derived some enjoyment out of clips featuring drunk idiots getting their comeuppance and the other wild moments that can unfold when tempers flare—including an all-timer that surfaced out of Las Vegas over the weekend.

Following Saturday’s contest between the Golden Knights and the Oilers at T-Mobile Arena, a rumor concerning a prosthetic leg that was allegedly deployed as a weapon during an altercation started to make the rounds.

It didn’t take long for that rumor to be confirmed, as someone managed to capture video of a woman ripping off her fake leg before swinging it at someone in the row behind her at some point during the contest.

Words can not describe how happy I am that what happens in Vegas no longer stays in Vegas.

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Connor Toole is the Deputy Editor at BroBible. He is a New England native who went to Boston College and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Frequently described as "freakishly tall," he once used his 6'10" frame to sneak in the NBA Draft and convince people he was a member of the Utah Jazz.