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Bryce Hall attacked by group at Halloween party weeks after domestic violence arrest

Social media personality and BKFC competitor Bryce Hall was punched and kicked by multiple assailants outside a Halloween party hosted by streamer N3ON. Hall posted footage of his minor injuries afterwards and challenged each attacker to a fight.

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Bryce Hall attacked by group at Halloween party weeks after domestic violence arrest
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Bryce Hall was attacked by a group of men outside a Halloween party earlier this week, sustaining minor injuries after being punched and kicked repeatedly before bystanders intervened.

Hall, an internet personality who has also competed in influencer boxing and Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, had attended a Halloween event hosted by streamer N3ON dressed as a prison inmate when the assault took place. Video of the incident, first reported by TMZ Sports, shows multiple assailants surrounding and striking Hall before the confrontation was broken up.

Following the attack, Hall posted to his own social media accounts showing that his injuries were relatively minor. He also issued a direct challenge to each of the men involved, calling them out individually.

No information has emerged regarding what triggered the assault.

The incident adds to a turbulent month for Hall. His inmate Halloween costume appeared to reference his arrest earlier in October on charges of felony coercion involving domestic violence and misdemeanor domestic battery, stemming from an alleged incident involving his ex-girlfriend Mika Lafuente in Las Vegas.

Hall denied the charges through his legal representation, which issued the following statement: “These allegations are false, and we look forward to the facts coming out in court. We will be taking legal action against those responsible for spreading false and defamatory claims.”

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