A San Diego FC fan was blindsided by a sucker punch following his favorite team’s game Saturday night — and the big KO blow was all captured on video.

The violence unfolded just after SDFC beat LAFC, 3-2, at Snapdragon Stadium … when supporters of both teams got into a skirmish near the venue’s parking lot.

Footage from the scene shows as a man in an SDFC jacket sprung into a skirmish to escalate a verbal altercation — another man tagged him in the side of the face with a vicious right hand.

Check out the clip, over the span of about a minute — several physical tussles broke out … all as cops and event security tried to keep the peace.

It’s hard to be shocked by anything Kanye West says these days … but he still made some jaw-dropping statements about his ex Kim Kardashian during his recent interview with DJ Akademiks.

Here’s the deal … the rapper, who wore a black KKK robe with a pointed hood, gave mostly rambling responses to Akademiks during the hour-plus Q&A, which dropped Sunday. At one point, Akademiks asked Ye about Kim and their 4 children — and things took a stunning turn.

Akademiks pointed out Ye is always griping about his ugly co-parenting situation with Kim, who he accuses of controlling their 4 “black children” — North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.

The podcaster then said people think Ye doesn’t take responsibility for his own choices and highlighted Ye’s soured relationship with Kim.

Ye agreed, before making his astonishing claims. He said, “That was my fault. I didn’t want to have children with this person after the first two months of being with her, but that wasn’t God’s plan.” As you know, Kim and Kanye were married for 6 years, before divorcing in 2022.

During the interview with Akademiks, Kanye also defended his widely condemned social media post questioning the mental capacity of Jay-Z and Beyoncé‘s kids.

Kanye told Akademiks that the Jay-Z post may have been his “best or the strongest” when comparing it to his Nazi comments, which obviously made for an awkward moment between the two men.

Larry Johnson, Stacey Augmon, Anderson Hunt, Greg Anthony and the rest of the Runnin’ Rebels are getting a documentary (about time!) on their famed ’90 NCAA Championship squad — a team the guys say is the greatest ever!

Johnson, Augmon, and Hunt joined Babcock … where they announced the brand new project, titled UNLV: Kings Of Vegas, which they say will, once and for all, deliver the true story of the famed team, including never-before-told stories.

“It was long overdue,” Hunt said … “To tell the story through our eyes.”

Of course, the 1989-1990 team, coached by the legendary Jerry Tarkanian, entered the tourney as a number one seed. After defeating Arkansas-Little Rock, Ohio State, Ball State, and Loyola Marymount, the Runnin’ Rebels faced Georgia Tech with a trip to the championship game on the line.

UNLV sent Kenny Anderson and his Ga. Tech team packing — although the contest was close — earning a date with Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski‘s Blue Devils.

On April 2, 1990, the teams squared off at McNichols Sports Arena in Denver, CO … a matchup that many framed as good (Duke) vs. bad (UNLV), playing on racial stereotypes.

The Runnin’ Rebels blew the doors off Coach K’s team, winning 103-73.

Given the ultra-impressive season, we asked Larry, Stacy and Anderson where they feel the team stacks up against other great teams in the realm of college hoops.

There wasn’t much hesitation to say … right at the very top.

“I’ll put the team up against anybody. Anybody,” Hunt said, as the retired hooper ticked off some of the most formidable squads ever, including Michael Jordan‘s ’82 UNC team that also won a Natty.

“Like Hunt said, you got them great UCLA teams, and you got Indiana that went undefeated one year, but we could’ve beat anybody at any time, bro,” LJ declared, which Stacey cosigned.

“I agree, number one, no doubt,” Augmon said.

The sure-to-be highly anticipated doc, which will include commentary from Snoop Dogg, CHuck D, Coach K and others, is slated to drop this fall. The 4-part series is being produced by The Real Story LLC and Hidden Empire Sports (the company behind Floyd Mayweather‘s The GOAT).