Baron Geisler is not alien to the art of bar brawl. He has become sort of an icon for the countless bar fights that he has gotten involved in, most of them caught on camera.
His latest involvement occurred just last week, when he figured in a heated scuffle, this time with fellow indie actor Kiko Matos. The brawl gave Universal Reality Combat Championship (URCC) an idea: hold a mixed martial arts duel between the two.
After we interviewed Matos about his side of the brawl, which happened at Tomato Kick bar (what an appropriate setting), we now give Geisler the chance to defended himself from Matos’ allegations.
Geisler told INQUIRER.net that he was at Tomato Kick bar in Quezon City on the night of May 27 to attend a fund-raising gig for Maricon Montajes, an ailing political prisoner. After giving a speech, he
jammed with the feature band, and contrary to Matos’ claims, Geisler said he sought the permission
of the band for him to jam with them. “Kumanta rin naman ako [at] hindi naman ako [nakaka] bastos. Nagpaalam lang ako,” he said.
Geisler claimed Matos pestered him. “The guy kept on heckling me, I don’t know why; for some reason, if you’re in the right state of mind, you should not do that to a person, especially if he’s talking about something important.”
Geisler said he asked Matos to keep quiet, but Matos allegedly stood up and broke beer bottles,
grooming himself for a riot. “Gusto na niyang makipagsuntukan, inaawat na kami, then the boys said, ‘Tigilan niyo na ‘to, magkamay-kamay na kayo.'”
“Nakakahiya, so I extended my hand, at ayun, nakita ng lahat, I was sucker punched,” Geisler
narrated, and since then, the popular catch phrase “Mahal kita, pero bibigwasin kita” stormed to public attention.
“And then, noon nag-sprung out nalang ‘yung mahal kita pero bibigwasin kita, this crazy [and] stupid line,”
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