A fight ensues at the White Sox game, security is almost nowhere to be found

A large fight broke out at Saturday’s Chicago White Sox game for more than two minutes with multiple spectators involved.

Fists were flying all over the place before a woman was dragged from behind onto a row of seats on the first base side.

A lone security guard tried to make amends, while another couple of women threw hay at each other.

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Things seemed to calm down for a few seconds, but the fire reignited when another woman threw a cup at the person who had been dragged across the seats.

He ran around a group of people and tried to attack the person who threw the glass at him, but slipped while going up the stairs.

A large fight broke out at Saturday’s Chicago White Sox game for more than two minutes with multiple spectators involved. (Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

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Everything was calm for a couple of seconds, but one woman grabbed another’s hair as she tried to get away from the ruckus. She came back with a hammer fist, and then one man left hooked another.

That’s when it got pretty wild once again, with groups of people holding on and facing each other on the steps.

It took over a minute for another security to finally show up, but they didn’t do much to stop the fight.

Rather, a fan can be seen clearly directing some fighters where to go.

It’s too bad all this happened because these fans missed the entire game: Their hometown Red Sox won in the end, 7-6, in 10 innings over the Baltimore Orioles.

The White Sox logo at Guaranteed Rate Field on June 23, 2022 in Chicago. (Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)

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With one run going into the bottom of the tenth, Yasmani Grandal tied the game with a double, and two batters later, Oscar Colas drove in pinch runner Seby Zavala for the win.