Madison Square Garden warns brawlers of life bans before Lopez vs Stevenson

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Madison Square Garden issued a warning that anyone engaging in violent behavior at its events will be banned for life. The announcement, made before the Teofimo Lopez vs. Shakur Stevenson boxing match and a Knicks vs. Lakers game, follows multiple altercations at a recent weigh-in event and a prior UFC event in November. Videos surfaced showing brawls during the boxing weigh-in, including one involving Bill Haney, father of boxer Devin Haney. MSG's statement emphasizes that violence will not be tolerated at any event, including hockey, basketball, boxing, concerts, or special events. The warning precedes a busy weekend at the venue, including a sold-out boxing event and a nationally televised Knicks-Lakers game.
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