British streamer HSTikkyTokky has announced that he is bringing his influencer boxing organisation, Unhinged Promotions, to an end after its latest event descended into chaos in Kilkenny, Ireland.

The promotion, which was established to stage boxing events featuring social media personalities and entertainers, held its third show, Unhinged 003, at The Hub in Cillín Hill on Saturday (November 7). However, what was expected to be a night of boxing was overshadowed by disorder involving influencer Mo Deen and controversial far-right activist Tommy Robinson.

The situation escalated after Deen confronted Robinson, with footage from the venue showing punches being thrown, chairs and barricades being moved, and security struggling to regain control of the crowd. As the disorder continued, organisers were forced to abandon the remaining fights, including the highly anticipated headline bout between rappers Russ Millions and Kirky.

The incident also attracted attention because of the different personalities brought together under one roof, with Robinson's presence at the event becoming a particular point of criticism online.

Following the scenes, HSTikkyTokky, whose real name is Harrison Sullivan, addressed what had happened during a livestream. Becoming emotional, he apologised to supporters before announcing that Unhinged Promotions would be coming to an end.

The influencer claimed he had received messages from police and boxing authorities indicating that he could no longer host events, bringing his boxing venture to an abrupt halt after just three shows. However, a formal ban preventing him from organising future events has not been independently confirmed.

The venue also addressed the incident, explaining that it had intervened to stop the event from continuing. A spokesperson for The Hub told Kilkenny Live that it had a zero-tolerance approach to violence, aggression and disorderly behaviour.

Gardaí confirmed that officers attended the venue at around 9pm after reports of an assault. A man in his 30s was taken to St Luke's Hospital for treatment, while two men were arrested in connection with the incident.

Mo Deen has also spoken about his involvement, claiming that the initial confrontation with Robinson had been scripted. He said he had followed an agreed plan and had since received death threats. However, there has been no suggestion that the wider disorder which followed was pre-planned.

The incident has prompted debate across social media, with some people questioning why Robinson was invited to the event, while others have criticised those whose behaviour contributed to the disruption. One person wrote:

"People just don't know how to behave and they ruin it for everyone else."

Another commented:

"Honestly, it was SUCH a bad idea to have people who differ from each other so much in one building. It was bound to kick off but true say HS isn't from ends and he can't read red flags like that."

A third added:

"Yeah but why would you bring Tommy Robinson? He's a hazard and the most hated person in the UK."

With the event ending prematurely and HSTikkyTokky announcing the closure of the promotion, questions remain over what will happen next. Although he has indicated that he does not intend to continue Unhinged Promotions, the incident has left the organisation's short-lived run facing an abrupt and controversial end.