By Rhyma Castillo, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-06-15 16:39:53
尽管目前尚不清楚这场混乱的冲突是如何开始的，但韦斯特在穿过一群显然是尼克斯球迷的人群时，似乎与几个人发生了互殴。
在马刺球迷华莱士·韦斯特 (Wallace West)面对一群显然是尼克斯球迷的围攻毫不退缩的视频走红后，这位被新晋戏称为“马刺传奇”的球迷公开讲述了事发经过。
这些视频拍摄于周六晚上尼克斯击败马刺夺得2026年NBA总冠军之后，并迅速在社交媒体上疯传，其中一段视频的播放量已接近1500万次。
视频中，来自费城的韦斯特身穿一件丹尼斯·罗德曼 (Dennis Rodman) 的马刺球衣，穿过宾州车站莫伊尼汉美食广场（Moynihan Food Hall）内狂热的尼克斯球迷人群。尽管目前尚不清楚这场混乱的冲突是如何开始的，但韦斯特在穿过人群时，似乎与几个人发生了互殴。
其他视频画面显示，韦斯特在警方的护送下被带到室外，在那里他继续与显然是尼克斯球迷的人群对峙。最终，在混乱结束后，这位“马刺终极Boss”在自己的Instagram上发布了一条图片动态。
“他们把我关在了一辆无标识警车的后座上，”他在帖子中写道。“如果你看到任何关于我的视频，发给我。那些（脏话）根本不敢跟我单挑，就算他们围攻我，老子也（脏话）屁事没有。警察不得不去救他们。”
据韦斯特透露，他现在状态很好。“你们别再问我有没有事了，”他在一条已过期的 Instagram 限时动态中说道。他们“趁我想去拿手机的时候偷袭了我，但我把手机掉在外面了，仅此而已。我没受任何伤，”他补充道。
好吧，也并非完全毫发无损。他展示了自己左拳上的一道伤口，那是他在一拳揍在某人“下巴上”时留下的。
“我没事，”他说道。“我已经回到家了。”
在圣安东尼奥马刺队争夺队史第六座 NBA 总冠军期间，马刺与尼克斯之间展开了一场火药味十足的总决赛系列赛，而韦斯特的这次冲突只是期间发生的几起球迷冲突事件之一。尽管马刺在第五场比赛中遗憾落败，但韦斯特对圣安东尼奥的热爱之火依然燃烧得十分旺盛。
“我不是德州人，”他说道，“但我确实（脏话）挺圣安东尼奥。”
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‘Spurs final boss’ recounts chaotic post-game clash in New York City
Although it’s unclear how the chaotic confrontation began, West appeared to exchange blows with several people while making his way through a crowd of apparent Knicks fans.
After videos showing Spurs fan Wallace West standing his ground against a group of apparent Knicks fans went viral, the newly dubbed “Spurs legend” is speaking out about what happened.
The videos were recorded after the Knicks clinched the 2026 NBA Championship against the Spurs Saturday night and quickly spread across social media with one clip racking up nearly 15 million views.
West, who hails from Philadelphia, was filmed wearing a Dennis Rodman Spurs jersey as he pushed through a crowd of frenzied Knicks fans inside Moynihan Food Hall at Penn Station. Although it’s unclear how the chaotic confrontation began, West appeared to exchange blows with several people while making his way through the crowd.
Additional footage shows West being escorted outside by police, where he continued to face off against apparent Knicks fans. Finally, after the chaos concluded, the “Spurs final boss” posted a photo story to his Instagram.
“They got me in the back of unmarked police car (sic),” he wrote in the post. “If you see any videos of me send them. Them (expletive) were too scared to fight me 1 on 1 and even when they jumped me aint (expletive) happened. The police had to save them.”
According to West, he’s doing just fine. “Y’all gotta stop asking me if I’m okay,” he said in a now-expired Instagram story. They “caught me while I was trying to grab my phone, but I dropped it outside, and that’s about it. I don’t got no damage,” he added.
Well, almost no damage. He displayed a cut on his left fist from when he punched someone “in the jaw.”
“I’m fine,” he said. “I’m back home.”
West’s confrontation was one of several fan incidents that emerged during a contentious Finals series between the Spurs and Knicks as San Antonio pursued a sixth NBA championship. Although the Spurs fell short in Game 5, West’s fire for San Antonio still burns bright.
“I’m not from Texas,” he said, but “I do (expletive) with San Antonio.”
By Rhyma Castillo, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News