Shock moment Brit TikTok influencer HSTikkyTokky punches holidaymakers in Magaluf as huge brawl erupts outside nightclub
The controversial influencer, known as HSTikkyTokky, clashed with boozy revellers with millions of fans watching on.
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A number of men had gathered round as the influencer was livestreaming
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Harrison Sullivan has found fame as an influencer on social media
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The holidaying star, real name Harrison Sullivan, was on a night out in
Footage showed the 23-year-old surrounded by party-goers before they began shouting and shoving each other.
The online celeb could be heard telling the group of men to 'calm down'.
But the TikTok icon hit out after he was pushed.
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He was seen retaliating with fists flying as a crowd gathered.
Boozed-up onlookers cheered and screamed as Sullivan let go a flurry of punches.
The brawl, in front of dozens of British holidaymakers, was eventually broken up.
Sullivan, who was livestreaming when the scuffle unfolded, has now been banned from the streaming platform Kick - and his video has been deleted.
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But the tough-guy took to X - where he has 130,000 followers - to say: 'Great night in Magaluf today banned off kick AGAIN for self defence. Joke.'
The Essex-based streamer and TikTok star has over a million views on some of his videos.
Watch shocking moment after TikTok star 'HSTikkyTokky's £220,000 McLaren supercar is destroyed in horror crash'
He gained enormous popularity on TikTok thanks to his fitness videos and rows with other
influencers
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The star made headlines last year after he missed a court appearance for a boxing match in Qatar.
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He was meant to appear at Guildford Magistrates Court on November 28 charged with a string of driving offences, including failing to stop when he crashed his £220,000 McLaren in Virginia Water, Surrey.
Dramatic pictures showed a purple McClaren 720S, that can go from 0-60 mph in 2.8 seconds,
Police issued an
Qatar
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A day later, Sullivan posted a video on TikTok in which he claimed he had flown back to Britain.
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He later took to X where
A Surrey Police spokesperson told The Sun today: "Our investigation into the collision in Virginia Water on Sunday, 24 March 2024 is still active.
"Harrison Sullivan is still wanted in connection with this incident, and our enquiries are ongoing to locate him.
"We encourage him to hand himself in to police."
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The TikToker has been involved in other infamous bust-ups.
He had a clash with punters after making his Misfits Boxing debut against a former reality television star last year.
He beat Love Island's
Sullivan dominated the celebrity boxing exchange, knocking down Fensom three times and prompting the referee to end the fight, with him then confronting several members of the crowd.
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A brawl erupted when the TikTok creator appeared to spit into a mob of spectators, throw a punch at someone in his immediate proximity and attempted to inflict damage with a chair.
The celebrity boxer also grabbed a chair and went to throw the object at others as tempers flared before a security guard stepped in at the last-minute to intervene.
The Sun Online has attempted to get in contact with Sullivan for comment.
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Sullivan's smashed McLaren after the accident
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Surrey Police issued a photo of Sullivan following the crash
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