Seldon boxing match was held Saturday, September 7, 1996. Tupac later went back to LA, and although he wanted to go to Atlanta to visit relatives, Suge convinced Tupac to go to the Tyson/Seldon fight in Las Vegas as he had promised. It’s rumored that Tupac had Yaasmyn write Deathrow a letter saying that Tupac had finished his last album and would be leaving Deathrow. Deathrow would not allow her access to the tapes as David Kenner, Deathrow’s lawyer and Suge’s right hand man, denied her the tapes. On the 27th, he sent Yaasmyn Fula, who managed his business affairs, to the studio to get tapes of what he was done. On August 26th, 12 days before Tupac was shot, he was on the set all day and at the studio all night. It was said that there were some problems between Deathrow’s lawyer and Suge’s right hand man, David Kenner and Tupac. Such a waste.The events leading up to September 7, 1996, the tragic day Tupac was shot are as controversial as the shooting itself.

I still shake my head when I think about the fact Suge Knight once controlled one of the most talented and powerful labels in music. It might have gotten ugly for that guy if the casino employees didn’t intervene when Knight closed the gap. From the looks of things, Knight isn’t an easy meal for the wolves he pretty quick for someone his age and size. After getting KO’d by that barber a few years back, it looks like more and more people are willing to test that theory.

There’s been rumors that Suge was never a good one on one fighter with someone his own size. We don’t how long the confrontation went on before the below footage started rolling, but neither man landed any blows.

That didn’t go over well, and the former Death Row CEO flew into a rage. Those days are long gone, as evidenced by this comical video that surfaced yesterday on TMZ.Īpparently, a bold man accosted Knight and asked him why he killed Tupac. There was a time when squaring up with Suge Knight would have earned you a stomping from about 50 entourage members.

Suge knight casino footage