Liverpool boxer David Price won his contest against Kash Ali in very strange circumstances on Saturday night.
The Liverpool heavyweight was BITTEN by Birmingham fighter Kash Ali - who was then instantly disqualified.
And these were the scenes as thousands of boxing fans made their feelings clear following the Kash Ali's boxing licence suspended after David Price bite controversy
Ali had to be protected by several security staff as he was ushered back stage after the bout, as jeers rang out from the crowd - and a fair bit of beer was flung in his direction.
Look back on the fight as it happened HERE
Price was dominating the bout when he connected with a right hand counter in the fifth round which appeared to have Ali in some trouble.
He reacted by wrestling Price to the canvas where he bit the Liverpudlian on the midriff, leaving a visible mark on his torso.
The referee, Mark Lyson, who had earlier docked Ali a point for hitting the back of Price’s head, immediately disqualified him.
And this video shows what happened as Ali was led away from the ring - WARNING: CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE.
Ali has now had boxing licence suspended pending a British Boxing Board of Control hearing.
Promoter Eddie Hearn tweeted after the fight: "Rule #1. Don’t bite a Scouser in Liverpool."
Speaking after his victory, Price said: "It's a disappointing way to win. He did a couple [of bites] early on and completely lost his head.
"I'm not too pleased with my own performance, but the job's done either way."
Kash Ali's boxing licence suspended after David Price bite controversy
Asked about the prospect of a rematch, the Scouser said: "I don't want to share a ring with an animal like that again."
And Tony Bellew, who was commentating for Sky Sports, said: "He's a disgrace, shouldn't be allowed back in a boxing ring. He's a disgrace for what he did."
