Justin Bieber is playing it cool after his embarrassing fist fight with a fan, but the man who brought the pop star to the ground claims the Biebs started it.
The man seen brawling with pop-star Justin Bieber in a snapchat video says he's not to blame for the altercation.
On June 10, Beiber was attending the NBA finals in Cleveland, Ohio, when an onlooker caught the Baby singer being punched to the ground in a brawl outside the game venue.
Beiber brazened news of the fight out online, posting pictures of himself with the caption "not a scratch".
Defiant: Justin Bieber shared this pictured (that he has since deleted) on Instagram after the fight in Cleveland, Ohio in the US on Wednesday to show he was unscathed.
But the man who allegedly fought the singer says the fight was Beiber's fault, that the star started swinging after turning down thew fan's request for a picture.
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A 10 second Snapchat clip obtained by TMZ shows the Canadian crooner getting a smack on the side of the head from a man that stood a head taller than him.
Bieber retaliated with a punch to the man's face, but was no match for his competitor and was twirled around and knocked straight to the ground.
The other man in the clash has since come forward and identified himself as Cleveland local Lamont Richmond, and he insists he and his female friends were not looking for a fight when they approached Bieber and asked for an autograph.
"The fool ran up on me," he says in a video posted online. "I was with the girls, we just asked the d**k for an autograph."
The bleached blonde singer had attended the NBA Finals earlier in the night and was wearing a Cleveland Cavaliers shirt.
"I wanna be able to keep my sanity. I realise people will be disappointed but I don't owe anybody a picture," he told fans.Bieber has said fans requests make him feel "depressed" and "like a zoo animal" he wrote in an Instagram message in May.
Shortly after the video surfaced, he shared two defiant, topless Instagram selfies with his 70.9 million followers showing he was unscathed in the attack.
"Not a scratch on this pretty boy", he captioned one, which he has since deleted.
In five hours, the second black and white pictured has garnered 1.3 million likes from relieved Beliebers, who can now rest assured that their dear leader will live to fight another day.
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