The interaction led Caldwell to being fired from his job at a New Jersey consulting firm. He was also reportedly banned from attending games at Lincoln Financial Field.
In a GoFundMe campaign set up by Basara, he asks supporters to help send him to the game.
Alexander Basara and his fiancée, Ally Keller, attended Sunday’s game in Philadelphia, but their experience supporting their team was soured when an Eagles’ fan, identified as Ryan Caldwell, lashed out at Keller and Basara in a vile tirade.
“You’re a packers ‘Content Creator’ who went into the stadium with a full body cam. Me thinks you were looking for something like this to happen,” another posted. “Your wife didn’t deserve this and didn’t deserve not being stuck up for either.”
Basara responded to Curry’s post denying the allegation, saying he was vlogging a normal game day experience.
According to Basara’s account on X, he describes himself as a “daily Packers content creator” and runs a YouTube account.
EAGLES FAN SEEN IN VILE TIRADE AGAINST FEMALE PACKERS SUPPORTER LOSES JOB AT DEI-FOCUSED NJ COMPANY
“I’ve been cursed at, stuff thrown at me, and even my first ever cheesehead ripped off my head and thrown into a fire bin while supporting my team in Philly. But I’m sure as hell not scared to do it again.”
A Green Bay Packers fan that shared a video of his fiancée getting berated by a Philadelphia Eagles fan during the NFC wild-card game at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday has now found himself at the center of controversy over accusations that he sought out the interaction in order to record content for social media.
“You should maybe try and not speak on things you have no idea about. I was there and making a NORMAL GameDay vlog, just as I did in Green Bay last month. I wanted to showcase the NORMAL banter of Eagles fans, which 99% of the time, we got,” his post read. “Then this guy wouldn’t stop, and it only got worse and worse. Way to defend a PoS for whatever your point here is…”
