A pair of Knicks fans were seen pummeling each other at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night as their team played the Raptors.

According to an X user who posted a clip of the incident, the fighting happened ‘about three minutes into the game,’ though it was not specified why the violence began.

Nonetheless, the two fans – one wearing tan and the other in black – were seen exchanging punches for several seconds before nearby fans broke it up.

An MSG Sports spokesperson later told the New York Post that the ‘aggressor was immediately removed from the venue following the altercation.’

‘It is our top priority to provide a safe environment for our guests and as stated in our code of conduct, we do not tolerate violence of any kind in our venues,’ the spokesperson continued.

It’s not clear which fan was the aggressor in question.

The two fans were seen trading punches in the opening minutes of Wednesday’s game

The fans continued fighting for several seconds before it was broken up by others nearby

The fans continued fighting for several seconds before it was broken up by others nearby

It was ultimately a good night for Knicks fans as Karl-Anthony Towns scored 27 points in a win

Aside from the violence, it was a good night for Knicks fans as their team beat Toronto 112-98.

OG Anunoby and Karl-Anthony Towns both led the team with 27 points in the win, while Josh Hart added 21, seven assists and 11 rebounds.

Jalen Brunson chipped in with 13 points, seven assists and six rebounds as well.

The win snapped a three-game losing streak for New York, who fell to the Thunder, Bulls and Magic in succession.

The Knicks are still third in the Eastern Conference and moved to 25-13 on Wednesday.

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