Canadian hockey fans booed “Star Spangled Banner.” It sparked a brawl-filled game that ended with a US victory on Saturday night.
The international NHL-run game held in Montreal could have been mistaken for a boxing event. Three boxing battles broke out between American and Canadian players following the widespread booing of the US national anthem.
As soon as the pack fell, the fisticuffs flew. Two other fights broke out in seconds following the first match.
Hostility arises when President Trump continues his overture by putting his US neighbor in his 51st state.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau – called “Governor” by Trump, he attended the game wearing a jersey with his country's iconic leaf logo.
Soon the former Prime Minister posted a video of the game with his son in caption.
The US quickly cried out the Canadian team in the overtime classic. He won 3-1.
