Marcus Rashford of Aston Villa was one of the celebrities present when Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron got into a brawl.
Before Whittaker’s highly anticipated rematch with Cameron in Birmingham, Rashford was in a positive frame of mind.
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Rashford, an England international, had on a white t-shirt, sunglasses, many chains, a leather jacket, and a baseball cap.
Rashford was also spotted with Adam Azim, another well-known boxer.
In October of last year, Whittaker and Cameron drew their first fight in Saudi Arabia.
Whittaker ended up keeping the IBF International light-heavyweight championship he had earned by defeating Eworitse Ezra Arenyeka.
After signing on loan from Manchester United, where he had been shut out under Ruben Amorim, Rashford has found new life at Aston Villa.
In 16 games for Villa so far in all competitions, Rashford has three goals and six assists.
Rashford made his appearance as a substitute on Saturday as Villa defeated Newcastle 4-1.
In addition to Rashford, Kostas Tsimikas, a defender for Liverpool, was another Premier League star who attended the altercation.
Only a few hours prior, the 28-year-old had been active, playing the full length of Liverpool’s 1-0 victory over Leicester, which put his team one step closer to claiming the Premier League title.
After being accused of quitting during the first fight versus Cameron, Whittaker declared that he will quiet his detractors.
Recalling his initial encounter with Cameron, Whittaker told Mail Sport, “It didn’t go our way, it was a draw, and I didn’t like the way it ended.”
Whittaker said, “Just to right that wrong and shut people up in a sense,” when asked why he had chosen to immediately move back in with Cameron. Finish it and go on.
After being accused of quitting during the first fight versus Cameron, Whittaker declared that he will quiet his detractors.
Recalling his initial encounter with Cameron, Whittaker told Mail Sport, “It didn’t go our way, it was a draw, and I didn’t like the way it ended.”
Whittaker said, “Just to right that wrong and shut people up in a sense,” when asked why he had chosen to immediately move back in with Cameron. Finish it and go on.
“Everyone has a different opinion, which is what we love and hate about boxing.” Ultimately, I’ll see you when I defeat the same individuals who say I gave up.