Most football fans are focusing on 2025 NFL drafts, which happened in the last few days, but as if or not, football is still being played.
The United Football League (UFL) season has five games in its 10 -week season, and a game between Michigan Panthers and St. Louis Battalhox on Saturday is in the news. While most of the players in this league are expected to make enough headlines or plays to earn the NFL opportunity, the example came after Battalhox won 32-27.
Samson Naikua, a widespread receiver of the panthers, joined a change with a fan, All-Pro Receiver Puka Naikua, the elder brother of Los Angeles. What seemed that he and the Battlehox fan started as a match screaming, slapping the fan on the face in the old Naikua
Last night, things became a bit hot in Bataldome.
Video from the crowd shows Michigan’s Samson Naikua in a postgame change with a fan
It is not clear what was said. Anyone who has gone to the dome loves fans players. It seems that Naikua was not happy about it. pic.twitter.com/i8u4l0tqm00
– Matty fresh (@mattyfreshtv) 27 April, 2025
Although it is not clear what was said by fan or Naikua for that case, the end of the situation would undoubtedly change some heads in UFL offices.
Neither the league nor the panthers have commented on the matter yet, but have been viewed about 300,000 times with the video, it is difficult to imagine that they do not know about the situation.
Panthers celebrates Samson Naikua (86). Through imagn images via USA Today Network
Old Naikua has been quite productive for panthers, seven catch recording and a touchdown for 116 yards. Although he signed with a monk before the last season, he was forgiven in August.
During his college career, Naikua moved to Utah, where he played for four sessions before transferring to BYU for the final year of college football. He completed his college career with 103 catches for 1,344 yards and 14 touchdowns.
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