Danny Bonaduce Johnny Fairplay fight video is here - See Danny Bonaduce flip Johnny Fairplay onto his face and knock out his front teeth at the Fox Reality TV Awards show taping.

Danny Bonaduce Johnny Fairplay photo

Danny Bonaduce Johnny Fairplay Video


Did Danny Bonaduce fight Fairplay? Not really. Danny didn’t do anything wrong. Fairplay jumped him and when Johnny basically started humping his face, Bonaduce flipped him over his head. He landed face first and it knocked Johnny Fairplay teeth out.

Johnny Fairplay, aka Jon Dalton, who is a former Survivor contestant, occasional wrestler and self-proclaimed “Most Hated Man in Reality Television” was hospitalized following the Danny Bonaduce fight at Tuesday’s Fox Reality Channel’s Really Awards.

Here’s the Danny Bonaduce Fairplay fight backstory:

The last award of the night was being given out by Johnny Fairplay who’s basically a Survivor reality show has-been. Fairplay was rambling and generally being an idiot, so Bonaduce came up on stage, leaned over and spoke into the microphone:

“None of these people fucking like you man!”

The Bonaduce Fairplay fight happened after Johnny interrupted Danny walking off the stage and proceeded to leap into his arms and hump his face. Danny Bonaduce is powerfully built, having admittedly used steroids, plus he’s had court-ordered anger management counseling.

Bonaduce didn’t act angry. He just looked like a guy flicking an annoying insect off him. The insect that is Johhny Fairplay did a major face plant because he didn’t even get his arms out in front of him to block his fall. Some professional wrestler he is…lol!

After the Bonaduce Fairplay fight, Johnny cried backstage, then filed an assault and battery report with police at a Hollywood hospital where Fairplay was treated and released.

Officer April Harding said, “He had one tooth broken, another tooth missing from his gum line and two other teeth that were loose.” 

And that’s all the news about the Danny Bonaduce Johnny Fairplay fight.

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