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Raiders fan violence knows no bounds, sprawls all the way to Las Vegas in wild brawl

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Martinez, V. (2026, November 9). Raiders fan violence knows no bounds, sprawls all the way to Las Vegas in wild brawl. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/09/sports/raiders-fan-violence-no-bounds-las-vegas-wild-brawl/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-09 · by Valentina Martinez
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Raiders fans engaged in violent altercations in Las Vegas on Sunday during a game against the 49ers that ended with a Raiders loss of 38-17 at Levi’s Stadium. An Instagram user shared footage from Fremont Street, showing multiple fights breaking out among Raiders supporters, one resulting in injuries severe enough to cause bleeding. The incident highlights ongoing rivalry tensions despite the Raiders no longer being based in Oakland since relocating to Las Vegas in early 2020.
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Raiders fans engaged in violent altercations before, during, and after a game against the 49ers on November 6, 2026, with incidents reported both at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara and in Las Vegas. Despite the Raiders' relocation to Las Vegas in January 2020, there remains significant rivalry between their fanbase and that of the 49ers. Video footage from Fremont Street in Las Vegas shows a brawl involving multiple individuals, with one man lying face down on the floor bleeding. The Raiders lost the game against the 49ers by a score of 38-17, but this outcome did not seem to mitigate the tensions among fans.

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Had the Raiders won Sunday’s showdown, it doesn’t seem like the outcome would have made a difference as fights broke out before, during and after the game.
While Oakland is no longer the home for the storied franchise, 49ers star Trent Williams was shocked by how loud Raiders fans really were at the game.
That’s what I would expect,” Kerr said on KNBR.
Golden State will have to face the Dream once more, but in front of adoring fans at Ballhalla, which could very well play a role in fueling the Valkyries to a victory.
Warriors star Draymond Green weighed in on the unusual start time for Game 6 and explained why State Farm Arena wasn’t willing to move the matchup to a later time.
There is now growing concern within the organization Porzingis may never play again for the Warriors, according to Anthony Slater of ESPN.
If the Valkyries win Game 6 on Thursday, however, there’s a chance the championship celebration will be moved to a practice court.
But Draymond Green still believes the Lakers superstar will never win the NBA’s Most Valuable Player award.
There’s no guarantee the Rams will play in this season’s Super Bowl, but Jay-Z has officially been announced as the halftime performer.
They didn’t know if we could still do it,” Rojas said on MLB Network.
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Topics

49ers Las Vegas Oakland Raiders San Francisco

Subjects

Raiders ORG · 7× 49ers ORG · 3× Las Vegas GPE · 2× @Orlandoelectric2020 PERSON · 1× Instagram ORG · 1× Oakland GPE · 1× Rams ORG · 1× San Francisco GPE · 1× Santa Clara GPE · 1× Vegas GPE · 1×

Narrative

While the Raiders are no longer across the San Francisco Bay Bridge on the Oakland side, fans have shown there is still bad blood between franchises as things got violent from Santa Clara to Las Vegas.
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Had the Raiders won Sunday’s showdown, it doesn’t seem like the outcome would have made a difference as fights broke out before, during and after the game.

Claims (12 extracted, 1 hedged)

The Raiders lost 38-17 to the 49ers Sunday. asserted
Raiders → lose → 49ers
San Francisco hosted the team at Levi’s Stadium, where the Battle of the Bay rivalry was renewed. asserted
rivalry → host → Bay
While the Raiders are no longer across the San Francisco Bay Bridge on the Oakland side, fans have shown there is still bad blood between franchises as things got violent from Santa Clara to Las Vegas. asserted
things → show → Vegas
One Instagram user, @Orlandoelectric2020, captured several brawls breaking out on Fremont Street where several Raiders fans watched the game. asserted
fans → capture → game
One man was captured face down on the floor with a small pool of blood as a trio of three other men continued to throw hands in a wild scene. asserted
trio → capture → scene
The Raiders relocated to Vegas in January 2020, but the fanbase evidently takes the rivalry with the 49ers seriously. asserted
fanbase → relocate → 49ers
So much so that some have resorted to violence. asserted
some → resort → violence
Had the Raiders won Sunday’s showdown, it doesn’t seem like the outcome would have made a difference as fights broke out before, during and after the game. asserted
fights → win → game
The video appeared to show Raiders fans fighting each other, and from the comments, potentially Rams fans as well. asserted
fans → appear → comments
There did not appear to be any 49ers fans in the video that surfaced from Fremont Street. asserted
that → appear → Street
So, Raiders fans might have just been very angry after another deflating loss. uncertain
fans → deflate → loss
But now, it’s clear the violence wasn’t contained to Levi’s Stadium, instead spreading all the way to Las Vegas. asserted
violence → ’ → Vegas
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