The EuroLeague playoff game between Real Madrid and Partizan got heated late in the fourth quarter after a foul was committed, forcing the coaches to get involved and break them up.
Veteran guard Sergio Llull committed a foul on Kevin Punter with 1:40 left in the fourth period. Punter didn't appreciate the foul and retaliated. Dante Exum and Mario Hezonja were among the players who started attacking the opposing team.
Watch the intense physical brawl between the two teams below.
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In the end, the officials decided to call off the game due to the players' actions.
Who were the players involved in the EuroLeague brawl?
Following the brawl, officials announced that they'd ejected almost all the players and staff from both teams, forcing the game to be called off.
Here are the former NBA players who were involved in the brawl:
Nigel Williams-Goss
Prior to his stint in the NBA, Nigel Williams-Goss had experience playing in the EuroLeague. He was drafted by the Utah Jazz in 2017 with the 55th pick.
Anthony Randolph
Anthony Randolph was drafted by the Golden State Warriors back in 2008 with the 14th pick. Aside from the Warriors, he's had stints with the New York Knicks, Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets.
Rudy Fernandez
The Spanish star entered the NBA back in 2007 after he was selected by the Phoenix Suns. Fernandez only played for two teams in four seasons, but was a fan favorite.
Mario Hezonja
Back in 2015, Mario Hezonja was drafted by the Orlando Magic with the fifth pick. Hezonja bounced around the league and played for the Knicks and the Portland Trail Blazers before his return to Europe.
Guerschon Yabusele
Guerschon Yabusele was selected with the 16th pick by the Boston Celtics back in 2016. He only played two seasons in the NBA.
Alen Smailagic
The New Orleans Pelicans drafted Alen Smailagic in 2019 with the 39th pick. He ended up playing two seasons for the Warriors.
Dante Exum
Dante Exum spent most of his time in the NBA with the Utah Jazz. Exum was picked fifth by the team and was traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2019.