The captain of Hull City and his teammate and former PRO boxer Gebroeders have been involved in a daylight streetbrawl outside of a pub.
Images seem to show that the topless skipper Lewie Coyle, 29, the topless skipper Lewie Coyle, led away from a spit of his brother Rocco, 18, in the center of Hull City last night.
The team leader of the championship was also probably with his ex-PRO boxer brother on the spot outside the Empress Pub around 8 p.m.
A source, who recorded the incident while traveling by bus, said that the traffic had to come to a halt because the scrap was spilled on the road.
The fight was seen near Alfred Gelder Street and the images shows at least a dozen involved people.
The resident of Hull, who asked not to be mentioned, said: “It all happened yesterday around 8 p.m. in the city in Hull in the city center.
“I was just on my way home when I saw many people fighting.
“The moment I didn't know it was Lewie Coyle – I saw him pushed by his brother.”
The witness said the bus came to a halt when Rocco Coyle led his brother over the road by putting both hands on his chest.
Lewie walked backwards from the stage to the other side of the road while two women walked with them.
“The bus stopped because he started in the middle of the street,” the source added.
“They fought in the middle of the road, so the bus was blocked.
“This bus and the other side of the road were both blocked.”
The source said he didn't know why the pair fought, but that “many people” were involved.
As soon as the camera goes back to where the fight happened, a man can be seen with blood on his face surrounded by other men.
Allegedly the bloody bust happened after holiday drinks at the nearby Boozer.
Later it turned out that the fight started in a pub when the cooyes were in a bust with Norland Sharks Rugby League Ace James Sizer.
CCTV shows the fight that breaks out in the pub before it gets the street.
Pals said that James was admitted to the hospital in the incident, with a huge cut on his forehead.
He was kept in a department at night, required several stitches to his wound and had a CT scan to ensure that there was no permanent brain damage
A source told The Sun: “The CCTV released in the pub is only a fraction of what is going on.
“Fans will be shocked when they see everything that happened.
“Suddenly the entire pub seemed to fight.
“It was like something from the wild west.”
Hull City has recognized the video and said they are investigating the case.
The club has today issued a statement stating: “Hull City is aware of a video currently circulating on social media and has started an investigation into the case.
“The club will no longer comment until the investigation has been completed.”
BBC Humberside Sport shared the statement with the caption: “We received this statement from Hull City after a video was created on social media last night, which seems to show the club captain, Lewie Coyle and Broer Rocco, who also plays for the club, involved in an incident in the center of Hull.”
Hull City drew 1 – 1 with Portsmouth in Fratton Park on Saturday and took care of their survival on the last day of the championship.
After the competition, Lewie known that it was a “difficult year”, but he is proud of his team and grateful for the support that they were shown on the last day.
He admitted ITV: “” It has been a difficult year for us this year.
“We have been on the other side of the table, that's not where we want to be. We sometimes suffered a lot this year.
“A lot of it is to our own do. We have to take responsibility as players, we have sometimes not been good enough.
“I know exactly what that means for everyone in that dressing room, and I can't be more proud of the boys.
“When our backs were against the wall and the chips were down, I discovered a lot about me and my teammates, and it made me very proud.”
The sun has contacted Hull City and Humberside Police for comments.