BOXING rivals Jermall Charlo & David Benavidez were forced to part after a row at the ringside.
The American unbeaten pair visited Texas to witness Errol Spence Jr.'s unification fight against Yordenis Urgas.
However, footage taken inside AT&T Stadium captured the pair rowing and had to be separated.
Stephen Espinoza, Showtime Sports president, was seen holding back Charlo WBC middleweight champion Charlo (31).
Benavidez (24-year-old super-middleweight title holder) was also captured being restrained.
They were both in talks to fight, while campaigning for Canelo Alvarez (31), Mexican boxing superstar.
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Although it isn't clear what caused Arlington's tempers to flare up, Benavidez's father was involved.
Later in the evening, Charlo's training buddy Spence (32), went on to stop Ugas (35) in ten rounds.
He won the Cuban's WBA title, along with the WBC and IBF versions that he brought to the bout.
Spence called Terence Crawford (34), to an undisputed superfight.
He stated, "Everybody knows whom I want next. I want Terence Crawford next."
"That's my fight, that's what everyone wants, and I will get these straps, just like I said.
"I'm going over there to take his s***.
"Terence! I'm coming to get that motherf***ing belt."
