Raiders Fan Violence Knows No Limits, Spreads to Las Vegas in Wild Brawl

The Raiders lost 38-17 to the 49ers on Sunday.

San Francisco hosted the team at Levi’s Stadium, where the Battle of the Bay rivalry was renewed.

While the Raiders no longer cross the San Francisco Bay Bridge on the Oakland side, fans have shown that there is still bad blood between the franchises as things have turned violent from Santa Clara to Las Vegas.

Raiders and Rams fans brawl at the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. Instagram/@orlandoelectric2020

An Instagram user, @Orlandoelectric2020, captured several fights that broke out on Fremont Street where several Raiders fans were watching the game.

One man was captured face down with a small pool of blood as a trio of three other men continued to join hands in a wild scene.

The Raiders moved to Vegas in January 2020, but the fan base obviously takes the rivalry with the 49ers seriously. So much so that some resorted to violence. Had the Raiders won Sunday’s showdown, it doesn’t appear the outcome would have made a difference as fights broke out before, during and after the game.

Raiders and Rams fans fight during a brawl at the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. Instagram/@orlandoelectric2020
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Michael Mayer, center, fumbles between Ji’ayir Brown of the San Francisco 49ers and Upton Stout on November 8, 2026, in Santa Clara, California. AP Photo/Kelley L. Cox

The video appeared to show Raiders fans fighting with each other, and based on the comments, potentially Rams fans as well. There appeared to be no 49ers fans in the video broadcast from Fremont Street. So Raiders fans could have been very angry after another deflating loss.

But now it is clear that the violence was not limited to Levi’s Stadium, but spread to Las Vegas.

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