Charleston White on Stabbing & Macing Opponent Who Tried to Bully Him at Boxing Event (Part 18)
May 28, 2026
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In a recent interview, Charleston White revealed the intense altercation that unfolded during his first celebrity boxing match on the West Coast. White explained how tensions escalated with an opponent who repeatedly tried to bully him outside the ring. The rival pushed White into a shallow pool and later attempted to mace him with fake spray before the weigh-in. When the opponent continued his aggressive behavior, White responded by using mace, clearing the building and leading to their disqualification from the fight, with White still receiving his promotion payout.
The situation worsened after the event when the opponent ambushed White near an elevator. In self-defense, White used a knife to injure the attacker, stating he acted to protect himself from unsanctioned attacks outside the ring where there were no rules. White emphasized that while he may provoke verbally, he doesn’t initiate physical harm and stands firm when threatened.
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