One Man Gets Brutally Knocked Out Cold As Edmonton Oilers Fans Fight Each Other During Stanley Cup Watch Party

Cameras caught multiple Edmonton Oilers fans getting into a heated brawl inside Rogers Place during a watch party for Game 3 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final.

Monday was an all-around forgettable day for the Edmonton Oilers and their fans. Connor McDavid’s squad was no match for the defending champions, who cruised to a 6-1 blowout win in Game 3 to take a 2-1 series lead.

The frustrated and undisciplined Oilers kept trying to rile up the Panthers in hopes of generating momentum for Game 4. When all was said and done, the two clubs had combined for a ridiculous 140 penalty minutes in Game 3.

Things weren’t only physical on the ice in Sunrise, but also during the watch party at Rogers Place for Game 3. Cameras caught multiple Edmonton Oilers supporters fighting each other in a disturbing scene, with bystanders trying to help a fan who appeared unconscious:

Things got out of hand during the Oilers watch party #LetsGoOilers pic.twitter.com/CNCNePz8qB

— YEGWAVE (@yegwave) June 10, 2025

Unfortunately, this isn’t the only incident involving Oilers fans fighting each other during the Stanley Cup Playoffs. There have been multiple instances this year, some of which took place at the Ice District outside.

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Just another reminder that getting into fights at ticketed events like this is always dumb and unnecessary. Between criminal charges, getting seriously injured and the risk of losing your job (if you’re identified on social media, and it’s happened many times), the possible consequences should make you think twice if you’re ever in a situation like these ignorant fans.

Edmonton Oilers Look To Rebound In Game 4 On Thursday

The Oilers aren’t strangers to facing deficits in the postseason, so there’s no need to panic after Game 3. Remember, they trailed 3-0 in the series to Florida last year before forcing a Game 7, where the Panthers prevailed 2-1.

Edmonton will look to reclaim home advantage when they visit the Panthers in Game 4 on Thursday evening.

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