George Christie on Chuck Zito Beating Up Jean-Claude Van Damme (Part 12)
December 23, 2025
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In a revealing interview, former Hells Angels leader George Christie recounted the story behind Chuck Zito’s widely talked-about beating of action star Jean-Claude Van Damme. Christie explained that Van Damme was reportedly "talking shit" about Zito at the Scores nightclub, which eventually led to Zito confronting and knocking out the actor. “Chuck’s a big guy, a tough street fighter,” Christie noted, adding that this wasn’t the only time Zito displayed his fighting prowess.
Christie also discussed his complex history with Zito, highlighting the tensions caused by club politics and Sonny Barger’s orders. Despite past estrangements and rumors of betrayal, Christie recently ran into Zito at a memorial and found the encounter uplifting. Offering a rare glimpse into biker culture rivalries, Christie touched on longstanding feuds between the Hells Angels and the Pagans, as well as the challenges of navigating loyalty and respect within such tight-knit groups.
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