Madison Square Garden has seen its share of crossover moments. But none compared to the one on Monday, November 17, when New York Giants rookie Cam Skattebo found himself in the middle of on-camera chaos with several WWE stars.
According to The New York Post, the running back, who is recovering from a season-ending ankle injury, was seated ringside for the latest Monday Night Raw broadcast—John Cena’s final episode—when things escalated fast.
The moment unfolded after Cena, Sheamus, and Rey Mysterio wrapped their six-man tag match against The Judgment Day.
The faction’s Dominik Mysterio, Finn Bálor, and JD McDonagh made their way toward comedian Andrew Schulz, who was conducting a ringside interview while sitting next to a group of Giants players, including first-round pick Abdul Carter. The heels weren’t interested in keeping the peace.
Dominik locked in on Schulz and the Giants section immediately, taking a shot at New York’s sports drought. “The only good thing that’s coming out of New York City is standing right in front of you,” he said, pointing to himself.
He followed up by asking Skattebo, “Can you count, Cam? How many years?” before adding, “He don’t know. He can count.”
Schulz tried to grab the mic back, but Dominik shoved him—setting off the real-world confrontation. Skattebo, wearing a Rangers jersey and standing on his injured leg for the first time publicly since surgery, stepped forward and got face-to-face with Dominik. McDonagh quickly intervened, but Skattebo didn’t back down.
In the clip that aired on the main Raw broadcast, Skattebo shoved McDonagh backward, triggering a larger scuffle at the railing. Defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris leaned over the barricade in a Yankees jersey, taking swings at the Judgment Day members. At the same time, teammates Darius Alexander and Dalen Cambre rushed in behind him. Arena security moved fast, but not before the MSG crowd erupted.
It wasn’t just Giants players drawing attention. Philadelphia Eagles security chief “Big Dom” DiSandro and cornerback Cooper DeJean were also seated near the action.
Once the cameras found them, the New York crowd delivered a predictable response—loud boos—as they showed off their Super Bowl rings and WWE replica title belts.