Brandon Jennings Says He Was Sucker Punched, The Game Denies Hitting Athlete

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

We’re not sure if this is just the week for celebrity beefs or not, but we’re hoping people will take a page out of Chris Brown and Drake’s book and bury their petty beefs soon. We already told you that Teyana Taylor and Rihanna got into it something serious on Twitter yesterday, but Teyana’s ex-boyfriend Brandon Jennings also has his own beef making headlines these days. As we recently reported, it was claimed by Hip Hollywood that Brandon and rapper The Game got into an altercation over the weekend at a nightclub as both made an appearance at a day party. Brandon was there to celebrate his birthday, and Game showed up with his own crew to enjoy his weekend. Unfortunately both Brandon and Game ended up arguing (some reports claim it was over Brandon allegedly hogging the DJ’s mic), and onlookers told Hip Hollywood Game punched Brandon in the mouth. Here’s a quick recap of our previous post:

Hip Hollywood is reporting that over the weekend Detroit Pistons player Brandon Jennings and Game partied at the same venue, Lure, at a day party and things went left after Game started to feel like Brandon was hogging the DJ’s microphone. According to those in attendance at the party, both men began to argue over who could use the DJ’s microphone and it didn’t take long before Game actually punched Jennings in the mouth. Both entourages began to scuffle and security reportedly broke up the altercation.

Although security was able to break up the scuffle, fighting ensued once again between the two crews later on at the party, and the party was eventually shut down over Game and Brandon’s beef.

Brandon Jennings took to his Twitter to semi confirm the report, and he claims he was actually sucker punched. Despite being hit in the face, the basketball player bragged that he had no injuries. He posted the following:

Game hit up Big Tigger and called into Atlanta radio station V-103, and he tells Tigger that although he did argue with the professional athlete, he was not the one who sucker punched him:

“I get a bad rap. I ain’t had a real, good, solid fight since I beat up 40 Glocc. I didn’t punch that dude in the face. I was right there. Some words was exchanged. He got into it with somebody, and then they took off. I was right there. I seen it, but it wasn’t me. I had to take the Shaggy flow…it wasn’t me.”