UFL suspends Samson Nacua, brother of Rams star Puka Nacua, after slapping fan in stands

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The United Football League announced Tuesday that Michigan Panthers wide receiver Samson Nacua, the brother of Los Angeles Rams star Puka Nacua, has been suspended without pay for one game after getting into an altercation with a fan. 

Video went viral over the weekend showing Nacua slapping a St. Louis Battlehawks fan in the face following the Panthers' game on the road at The Dome at America's Center. 

Nacua will not be able to play against the DC Defenders on May 4.

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Michigan Panthers’ Samson Nacua celebrates as he scores a touchdown against the Memphis Showboats at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee, on March 30, 2025. (Chris Day/The Commercial Appeal/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

Also, as part of the suspension, the UFL announced Samson agreed to participate in community service events arranged by the league. 

It remains unclear what the fan said to Nacua that led to the physical reaction. The league said it was investigating the situation when video came out. 

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Adonis Alexander, Nacua's teammate, was also with him during the altercation, though he didn't seem to be involved. Instead, he simply pointed at the fan after Nacua slapped him, and they walked off the field together. 

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Samson Nacua during training camp on Aug. 17, 2022, at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana. (Robert Scheer/IndyStar/USA Today Network)

Nacua played for Utah and BYU during his college career, the latter of which his star