The atmosphere between the Boston Celtics and the Washington Wizards was just as rowdy in the stands as it was on the court, as the floor ended up in a puddle of blood after fans of each team brawled it out during the game.

Two fans went at it with fisticuffs, while another attempted to join in on the brawl, attempting (and failing miserably) to punch a John Wall jersey-wearing fan who had just clocked a Celtics supporter.

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The results were gory, to say the least, as security personnel was left to take care of a bloody mess following the altercation, as shown by a friend of CSN New England football analyst Albert Breer.

The Celtics edged out a high-voltage Game 7 and moved on to the Eastern Conference Finals, but for these two fans, there will be more serious charges to face following this bloodbath.

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