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Before Super Bowl XLVII, Seattle Seahawks players Percy Harvin and Golden Tate got into an altercation in the locker room.
Years ago, Percy Harvin said social anxiety was at the heart of his infamous fight with Tate, in which he said Marshawn Lynch played peacemaker.
Harvin took responsibility for the altercation. During an interview with Bleacher Report, Harvin said the incident was his fault and admitted it was the worst thing that had come from his battle with anxiety issues.
The Seattle Seahawks were in New York preparing for Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos at the time.
Fast forward to 2025, and now Golden Tate is telling his side of the story.
Tate said reporters asked him about having Harvin back on the team, and while he stated it was great, he also mentioned that they made it all the way to the Super Bowl without him.
Once Harvin read the articles about what he said, he took offense to what was said.
Golden Tate then recalls speaking to everybody when he noticed that Harvin wasn’t in a good mood. Harvin made it clear that he was fine and just needed some time. Tate eventually returns to Percy to ask him what was happening with him.
Percy then exploded and told him to get out of his face.
Tate did what he was told, but once he turned around, Harvin tackled him from behind.
Golden Tate and Percy Harvin threw hands in the locker room before the Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/YmLtrjCJHV
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The following day, he says Percy acted as if the confrontation never happened.
Golden Tate got into an altercation with Percy Harvin after being tackled from behind just before Super Bowl XLVIII.
In the actual game, he caught three passes for 17 yards and had one kickoff return for 20 yards.
He wasn’t needed as much since the Seahawks won, 43-8.
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