Deen the Great on Getting Punched by UFC Fighter Tiki Ghosn 2 Days After Getting Slapped (Part 5)
March 1, 2026
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In a recent interview, rapper Deen the Great shared details about a physical altercation with UFC fighter Tiki Ghosn, which occurred just two days after an earlier slap incident. The confrontation took place during a “Taco Tuesday” party hosted by Rampage Jackson. After a heated exchange sparked by mutual animosities, Deen slapped Ghosn, who retaliated with a powerful elbow strike, leaving Deen momentarily stunned and feeling vulnerable. Despite the size difference—Ghosn being the much larger fighter—Deen quickly recovered and landed several punches in return. Although video footage captured Ghosn’s initial strike, Deen claims his counterattack was not fully shown. Reflecting on the night, Deen admitted the fight was intense and unexpected but emphasized his resilience, stating he did not go down and got his "five-piece" hits in. The story highlights the tension between the two and the unpredictable nature of confrontations involving fighters and celebrities.
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