November 19, 2004: NBA players-fans duel

The most serious fight in American sports history occurred at the end of the game between the Pacers and the Pistons. Fans and players fought, and spectators threw chairs, beer bottles, ice and popcorn. After the incident, nine athletes were suspended for more than 140 games.

December 20, 2002: Mills stopped a car to cause trouble

After the Portland Trail Blazers' Rasheed Wallace hit a buzzer-beater, the Golden State Warriors The team's Chris Mills (CHRIS MILLS) and the Trail Blazers' BONZI WELLS (BONZI WELLS) scuffled. Beer bottles were thrown at Trail Blazers players as they left the court. RASHEED WALLACE chases after a fan who threw something at him. After that, Mills tried to break into the Trail Blazers' dugout several times. After being rebuffed, Mills gathered a group of friends and parked his car in front of the Trail Blazers limousine. In the end, Mills was suspended for three games, Wells was suspended for two games, and Wallace was fined.

January 12, 2002: Shaquille O'Neal punches Brad Miller

Faced with repeated forced fouls, Shaquille O'Neal punches Chicago Bulls' Charles Oakley Oakley reacted to an intentional foul by swinging his fist and hitting Bulls player Brad Miller, who was standing next to him, in the back of the head, but missed. Several athletes rushed to the audience. Ultimately, three players were punished and O'Neal was suspended for three games.

April 30, 1998: Van Gundy clung to Muning's thigh

The Heat and the Knicks were two old enemies in the Eastern Division. When the first-round game was about to end, Larry Johnson shoved Heat center ALONZO MOURNING, and Mourning punched him in retaliation. Within seconds, the two players were fighting furiously. When the athletes and coaches from both sides persuaded the two people to move away, Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy (JEFF VAN GUNDY) firmly kept Muning's thigh, and the fat Muning pulled him some distance on the court. .

May 13, 1994: Bench Battle Don’t Fear the Commissioner

In the playoffs, the Bulls’ JOJO ENGLISH and the Knicks’ DEREK HARPER engaged in a chair-jumping fight near the end of the game, hitting Commissioner Stern who was watching the game

March 24, 1993: Anthony Doped Slamming Johnson

KEVIN JOHNSON, the soft-spoken Suns guard, slugged the Knicks' DOC RIVERS. Later, GREG ANTHONY joined in and punched Johnson, and the fight became more and more out of hand. In the end, Anthony was suspended for 5 games for disorderly conduct.

April 20, 1990: Two villains were fined $20,000 each

Although Pistons' Bill Laimbeer participated in many court fights, including Fights with the likes of Big Bird Larry Bird, Bob Lanier and Robert Parrish. His masterpiece was the 1990 playoffs with the Philadelphia 76ers. Lin Beer provoked the league's famous "evil man" Charles Barkley. The two villains had a fierce fight, and each was fined $20,000. This is the largest fine in NBA history.

November 9, 1984: Big Bird and Doc slapped each other

Not long after the season started, the Boston Celtics met the Philadelphia 76ers. The two legends of the two teams, Bird and Dr. JULIUS ERVING, usually have a harmonious relationship and behave civilly. However, the fierce competition and collision caused the two civilized players to start verbal attacks, then push and shove, and finally slapped each other, all the way to the sidelines. Bird and Irving were each fined $7,500.

April 24, 1983: Rollins bit Angle’s finger

In the first round of the playoffs between the Celtics and the Atlanta Hawks, the Celtics DANNY AINGE unexpectedly attacked Hawks center Terry Rollins and twisted Rollins' arm. Eventually both athletes fell to the ground. Rollins bit Angle's finger and was suspended for 5 games.

December 9, 1977: Washington's Tom was hospitalized for several weeks

The Lakers' KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR and the Rockets' Kevin Quinn KEVIN KUNNERT got into an argument and got physical during the game. KERMIT WASHINGTON of the Lakers helped Kareem Abdul-Jabbar play a cheap shot and hit RUDY TOMJANOVICH, who later became the head coach of the Rockets, in the face. Rudy suffered serious facial injuries and was hospitalized. Been on it for a few weeks. Washington was suspended 26 games. This is Artest's previous longest layoff record.