tiki ghosn elbows streamer DeenTheGreat during Rampage Jackson livestream after earlier Larry Wheels clash
Former UFC competitor and manager tiki ghosn struck a popular streamer with a quick elbow during a late-night livestream hosted by Quinton "Rampage" Jackson. The live altercation — captured on the broadcast and circulated widely — came a day after the streamer was involved in a separate confrontation with strength athlete Larry Wheels.
What happened on the livestream
On February 18, 2026 ET, a house party livestream featuring several fighters and content creators turned heated when an inebriated DeenTheGreat directed a string of disrespectful comments at tiki ghosn. Footage shows the streamer becoming increasingly aggressive, at one point threatening to slap Ghosn. Multiple people on the stream attempted to intervene and calm the situation, but the exchange escalated until Ghosn moved in and landed a decisive elbow to the streamer’s face. The strike caused DeenTheGreat to stagger backward while the broadcast continued in real time.
The moment was immediately clipped and shared across social channels, prompting debate about boundaries, on-camera behavior and the risks of live events where alcohol and high-profile personalities intersect.
Context: the second confrontation in 24 hours
The clash with tiki ghosn was not an isolated incident. On February 17, 2026 ET, the same streamer reportedly engaged in unwelcome flirting with a married attendee at a public location, which prompted Larry Wheels to physically confront him and deliver a slap outside a restaurant. That episode, like the later livestream altercation, raised questions about the streamer’s conduct in public and the consequences of crossing personal boundaries.
Those who watched both incidents drew connections between the streamer’s behavior and the swift, physical responses it provoked. Commenters in the clips’ comment threads debated whether the pushback from established fighters and athletes was appropriate or excessive. The broader conversation centered on safety at live social events, personal accountability for actions on camera, and how live-stream culture can amplify conflicts.
Who is tiki ghosn and why the reaction matters
tiki ghosn is a former mixed martial artist who competed professionally from 1998 to 2009 and later transitioned into coaching and management. Over his career he compiled a professional record that included 10 wins, 8 losses and 1 draw, and he was an early member of the Team Punishment camp alongside veteran fighters. Ghosn’s experience in the sport and his longstanding association with well-known mixed martial artists help explain why he stepped in decisively when the situation threatened to spiral.
Observers noted the contrast between the measured way Ghosn carried himself before the strike and the suddenness of the elbow once the confrontation crossed a line. For many viewers, the incident underscored how quickly a tense scene can escalate at a public gathering, especially when cameras and alcohol are involved.
Both the livestream strike and the prior day’s restaurant encounter have kept the streamer at the center of online discussion, with commentators weighing the responsibilities of live personalities and the potential fallout for repeat public misbehavior. The individuals involved have not released extended public statements on the incidents in the immediate aftermath, and conversation continues across clips and commentary threads.
As footage continues to circulate, industry professionals and fans alike are likely to watch for any official responses, disciplinary actions, or changes in how public events featuring on-camera personalities are managed going forward.
