British influencer HSTikkyTokky is defending his decision to bring far-right extremist Tommy Robinson to his boxing event in Ireland.
The Unhinged Promotions event in Kilkenny descended into violence after Robinson and streamer Mo Deen clashed inside the ring, with spectators throwing chairs and fighting. After the fight, Deen jump-kicked Robinson from the ropes before Robinson’s crew rained down blows on him.
Tommy Robinson and Muslim influencer called Mo Deen were given a script to follow, that resulted in a mass brawl at an Unhinged boxing event in Ireland. I wouldn’t normally even look at something like this, but I’ve seen a few videos of Tommy out his face slurring that he’s going to ‘batter Mo’ in the lead up to this. I think men boxing is a good thing, but staged drama like this – to promote Tommy’s book – has resulted in a man being stabbed and teenagers arrested. A few weeks ago Tommy was praising his IRA uncle and embracing his Irish heritage, now he’s willing to put an event full of hyped-up, impressionable Irish youths in danger just for a bit of WWE staged self-promotion. Not to mention the young men who trained hard, only to have their fights cancelled because selfish Tommy has a book to sell. I’ve never known a man to care less about his own people, and more about his own ego & bank balance, than Stephen Yaxley Lennon. Shameless little junkie.
— Jayda Fransen (@JaydaBF) November 8, 2026
HSTikkyTokky, whose real name is Harrison Sullivan, addressed the backlash during a livestream and denied claims that Robinson’s presence caused the event’s collapse.
“Just because I have Tommy at an event promoting the event, etc., doesn’t mean I agree with what he says at all,” he explained, instead blaming two groups in the audience for escalating the violence.
“The real commotion was between two gangs in the crowd that were throwing chairs at each other,” he claimed.
The streamer also disputed Deen’s suggestion that their confrontation had been scripted.
“The plan was for them to face off in the ring. Okay, that was the plan,” he insisted.
Sullivan is already discussing another event, potentially featuring Robinson against Deen.
“It’s the biggest fight in influencer boxing. It has to happen,” he declared.
Sullivan also insisted that fighters whose bouts were canceled had been compensated. As for the criticism surrounding his promotional decisions, he remained unapologetic.
“It’s my event. I’ll do what I want,” he said. “If you don’t like it, watch someone else’s event.”