WATCH: Broncos fan gets knocked to the ground, still manages to win fight after not spilling a drop of beer

Fighting at sporting events is never a good look, even more so when the incident happens at a preseason NFL game. One Broncos fan however, put on one heck of a performance after getting sucker punched in the concourse, saving his beer from spilling a single drop.

Broncos Fan Gets Punched, Falls to the Floor, Doesn’t Spill a Sip of Beer

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— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) August 26, 2024

You can’t teach that type of dedication.

Tell you what. Shout out to this Broncos Fan. It may be the worst feeling ever to get absolutely rocked in the face, however holding onto your tall boy as you fall to the ground might be the only saving grace.

The hand-eye coordination to save every last drop of golden-greatness as you tumble to the concrete is immaculate – even more so after you were absolutely sucker-punched by some soft ass dude wearing sweatpants and a white undershirt that was three sizes too small to be worn in public. 

Trust me, beers aren’t cheap at sporting events. The Denver Broncos reportedly sell the smallest sized beer inside their stadium on a $8.50 price tag.

For a tall boy? You’re likely looking at a cost damn-near $20 so I understand the importance of the “beer first” mentality here.

Plus, our hero in the navy Broncos shirt was the first to step at the guy (girl?) wearing a shower cap in the concourse. In a 1-on-1 match, even while holding a beer, he had to think that he was heavily favored. Unfortunately, the shower cap “person” wasn’t alone and another guy stepped in, also wearing pajamas and absolutely rocked him.

Note: Still didn’t spill a drop of beer so who’s the real winner here?

Our hero did appear to lose a shoe during the fight but that’s not really relevant given the fact that even with just one shoe, he had more style than the two freak-shows who were dressed exactly like two guys would be dressed, looking for any and all reasons to punch someone in a public setting.

Fights during preseason games are always puzzling.

I like to think they happen because everyone has been on vacation and in “relaxation mode” for months without being in any type of public setting where other fans are.

Preseason games also attract a certain demographic of NFL fans that can’t afford regular season tickets so they attend the cheap ones and act, well, exactly how you’d expect a bunch of broke assholes with nothing to lose would act when venturing out to any type of event. 

Regardless, I’m not even a fan of boxing or any type of fighting at sporting events but there’s one clear winner here and it’s the Broncos fan who walked away (possibly with one shoe) sipping a tall boy.

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