Samson Nacua, wide receiver for the Michigan Panthers and brother of NFL star Puka Nacua, has been suspended for one game by the United Football League after a physical altercation with a fan. The incident occurred following a game against the St. Louis Battlehawks, where video footage captured Nacua slapping a fan, which subsequently went viral. As part of his suspension, Nacua has also agreed to engage in community service events arranged by the league. The UFL is currently investigating the circumstances that led to the altercation, though it remains unclear what provoked Nacua's reaction. Nacua's teammate, Adonis Alexander, was present but did not participate in the altercation, merely pointing at the fan before leaving with Nacua.

Samson Nacua, a wide receiver for the Michigan Panthers, has been suspended for one game without pay by the UFL after an altercation with a fan, captured on video, where he slapped the fan in the face.

The altercation followed a game against the St. Louis Battlehawks at The Dome at America's Center, and the video of the incident quickly gained viral attention.

In addition to his suspension, Nacua has agreed to participate in community service events organized by the UFL, as part of the disciplinary actions taken against him.

The United Football League is investigating the incident to understand what provoked Nacua's physical reaction, though details about what the fan said remain unclear.

Adonis Alexander, Nacua's teammate, was present during the incident but did not engage in the altercation; he was seen pointing at the fan before walking off with Nacua.

Samson Nacua's football career includes playing for Utah and BYU in college, with attempts to join NFL teams such as the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints before settling in the UFL.

This season, Nacua has recorded seven catches for 116 yards and a touchdown, highlighting his contributions to the Michigan Panthers before the recent incident.