Padres Fan Knocks Out Rockies Fan in One Punch at Coors Field

You can seriously tell America healing and getting back to normal if you spend some time on the internet. We went from no fans at sporting events, to a few fans spaced very far apart, but it's now that we're able to get back to our regularly scheduled fan fighting.

During the sixth inning of Wednesday's game between the Colorado Rockies and the San Diego Padres, a fight took place fans. The initial scuffle was between one brave, probably drunk, lone Padres fan and a Rockies fan who then got backed up by the entire section of fans who took out the laundry.

The Rockies fan immediately fell to the ground, and it seemed like it immediately began raining people wearing Rockies jerseys onto the Padres fans.

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Check out this alternate angle, where you can see the guy's glasses get knocked right off of his face.

A spokesperson for Denver PD told TMZ that the man who was knocked out seemed to be OK, declined to press charges against the man who threw the punch.

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