The woman who went viral for her drunken brawl with bartenders in San Francisco is seemingly letting the cocktail connoisseurs off the hook … TMZ has learned.

Shireen Afkari has certainly made a name for herself ever since a multi-angled video shows her at a restaurant — arguing with employees and getting physical with patrons filming her — and we are now told the bartenders who body-slammed and tripped Shireen have not been arrested by cops.

SFPD PIO Robert Rueca tells TMZ … there’s no investigation into those two men for their actions in the video ’cause Shireen never filed a police report against them, even though footage shows them slamming her to the ground and seemingly tripping her on purpose.

As we previously reported … while she appeared to make a painful escape in the viral video, Afkari was located by officers and detained for public intoxication. She was then transported to the county jail.

To make matters worse, she was fired from her job at Strava … the fitness app company confirmed her firing via Instagram, saying “We don’t condone violence of any kind and this does not reflect the standards we expect of our team. This past Monday, we made the decision to end the individual’s employment.”

What’s next for Jake Paul after losing to Anthony Joshua?? First of all, some time off to heal his broken jaw … but Most Valuable Promotions co-founder Nakisa Bidarian tells TMZ Sports El Gallo still wants to make up for his loss to Tommy Fury at some point in his career.

We caught up with Bidarian fresh off Friday’s event in Miami … and he said despite the knockout in the sixth round, there were plenty of wins for Paul.

“Every single MVP fighter won on the card other than Jake, but in my mind, Jake won in many other ways as well by showing his heart, his courage, and actually outboxing, from my perspective, Anthony Joshua in round one and round four.”

On top of that, Bidarian said Paul’s massive social media following grew even further — calculating about 600k newcomers on his pages.

As for the money, Bidarian wouldn’t spill on the exact paydays the guys got … but said both Paul and Joshua were compensated “fairly” for setting the sports world on fire Friday night.

Bidarian also denied there were ever any conversations about the fight going a certain number of rounds before Joshua could unload a knockout punch … once again saying any staging or scripting is super illegal … and MVP would never engage in such activity.

When it comes to Fury — Paul’s only other loss on his record — Bidarian admitted El Gallo would still love to get a piece of TNT and make up for that 2023 defeat.

Bidarian said he’d rather not do business with Fury again … calling him “unreliable,” but Paul gets who he wants … just like he got with Joshua.

6:19 PM PT — Call of Duty said in a statement on X … “Millions of us have been forever inspired by Vince Zampella’s work.  His legacy is enduring. Across all our Call of Duty teams and all across Activision, we offer our deepest condolences to Vince’s family, friends and fans on his tragic passing.”

12:58 PM PT — A rep for Electronic Arts tells TMZ … “This is an unimaginable loss, and our hearts are with Vince’s family, his loved ones, and all those touched by his work. Vince’s influence on the video game industry was profound and far-reaching. A friend, colleague, leader and visionary creator, his work helped shape modern interactive entertainment and inspired millions of players and developers around the world. His legacy will continue to shape how games are made and how players connect for generations to come.”

“Call of Duty” video game creator Vincent Zampella reportedly died in a car wreck on a mountainous stretch of highway near Los Angeles this weekend.

The California Highway Patrol says the single-car crash was reported around 12:45 PM Sunday afternoon near mile marker 62 on the Angeles Crest Highway in Altadena.

Two people were involved in the crash, according to the CHP, with one of the victims pronounced dead at the scene. NBC Los Angeles was the first to report that person was Vincent.

The video game developer was reportedly driving the car and was heading south when the car veered off the road and struck a concrete barrier … igniting a fire.

Vincent was reportedly stuck inside the driver’s seat as the car burned … the passenger was ejected and later died at a hospital. No word on the passenger’s identity.