tiki ghosn Delivers Blow to Streamer DeenTheGreat During Rampage Jackson’s House Party Stream
On Feb. 18, 2026 ET, a livestreamed house party turned physical when former UFC fighter and manager tiki ghosn confronted and struck streamer DeenTheGreat after an on-camera provocation. The clash followed a separate incident the previous night in which influencer Larry Wheels slapped the same streamer for allegedly disrespecting Wheels’ wife.
What happened at the house party stream
During a late-evening house-party stream hosted by Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, DeenTheGreat became involved in a heated exchange that escalated into physical contact. Witnesses on the stream described Deen as intoxicated and confrontational; his behavior reportedly drew sharp rebukes from several people in attendance. Tiki Ghosn, a one-time UFC competitor who has worked as Rampage Jackson’s manager, moved in to defuse the situation. The interaction quickly turned physical when Ghosn struck Deen, who fell back and appeared stunned on camera.
Video clips circulating after the event show the altercation unfolding in real time and capture reactions from people at the gathering. The incident added to mounting attention on DeenTheGreat after a separate confrontation the night before in which he was slapped by bodybuilder Larry Wheels following comments directed at Wheels’ spouse.
Context and the night-before confrontation
The clash at the house party did not occur in isolation. On Feb. 17, 2026 ET, DeenTheGreat was involved in a contentious encounter outside a restaurant where he had been streaming earlier in the evening. That episode ended when Larry Wheels slapped Deen after the streamer allegedly made disrespectful advances toward Wheels’ wife. Footage from that moment circulated widely, and commentary about behavior boundaries and on-camera conduct intensified in the hours that followed.
By the next night, tensions were high among attendees at Rampage Jackson’s event. Several participants tried to intervene as Deen’s conduct grew more provocative. Ghosn’s intervention was framed by many present as an attempt to restore order; for others the response raised new questions about when physical force is used to manage disruptive behavior in public, streamed environments.
Aftermath and broader reaction
Both incidents prompted swift online debate about accountability, livestream culture and personal responsibility. Some observers defended those who stepped in to protect others at the gatherings, while others warned against normalizing physical retaliation for verbal provocation. Legal and disciplinary consequences were not immediately clear in the hours after the house-party clash.
Rampage Jackson, present at the event, was reportedly frustrated by the sequence of events and the recurring involvement of the same streamer in confrontations. The broader community of athletes, influencers and viewers has been reflecting on the risks of alcohol-fueled livestream drama and the ways filmed confrontations can quickly amplify reputational harm.
The incidents underline a recurring pattern on real-time broadcasts: heated words can very rapidly become physical, and the presence of cameras changes how participants behave and how moments are later judged. Authorities, parties involved and representatives had not publicly announced criminal charges or civil filings in the immediate aftermath. Coverage and reaction are ongoing as more footage and statements emerge from those who were present.
