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Hello, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher. This is Desi Jadikin.

Desi? Yes. Hello. Welcome back to our first main episode back. Yeah. Now I changed my main

episode. What? I'm sorry. Oh my God. I was so excited. I'm going to do it next time. Look,

something came up. I wasn't able to, it's a big one. Okay. It's a big one, so I'm going to save it for next time.

Okay.

I apologize, but we have a fun one today.

It's inspired by, partially inspired by Scott Bowser and partially inspired by something we discussed on our last episode about men fighting and music.

Right.

Today we're going to be discussing stage fights.

Stage fights.

On stage fighting.

So we can get into the Navarro.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because obviously we all know I want to talk about that.

Well, there's also updates to it.

There is a recent update in that story, which we will get to.

But our first on-stage fight took place in January of 1992.

Okay.

And you'll never believe who it was involved.

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