New York Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson was escorted from a Manhattan nightclub by NYPD officers on Saturday night after an altercation involving rapper Travis Scott erupted at a private party. The incident occurred at Zero Bond, a members-only club in NoHo, where a celebration was being held following the Knicks' 2026 NBA championship victory.
According to reports, the confrontation began when Travis Scott noticed someone recording him. The dispute escalated, leading to bottles being thrown. Clarkson, who was attending the event hosted by Raising Cane's CEO Todd Graves, had no known connection to Scott or the initial argument. Witnesses stated that Clarkson attempted to de-escalate the situation by stepping between the individuals involved in the fight.
When police arrived, both Clarkson and Scott were escorted from the premises. Authorities were working to clear the scene, and there was no indication that Clarkson was considered a suspect. The incident concluded without any reported injuries or arrests.
It is not expected that Clarkson will face any disciplinary action from the Knicks or the NBA, as his involvement was reportedly limited to attempting to break up the fight. The event was part of the festivities surrounding the Knicks' recent championship win.
