Ray J Hospitalized for Multiple Days After Knockout by Supa Hot Fire at Brand Risk 14
According to a report from TMZ, R&B singer William Ray Norwood Jr., known by his stage name, Ray J, has been hospitalized for 3 days following his brutal fight at Adin Ross's Brand Risk 14 event, against viral comedian DeWayne DeShawn Stevenson, known more popularly as Supa Hot Fire.
In the fight, Supa Hot Fire absolutely folded Ray J with a hellacious right hand that sent the R&B star to the canvas and holding onto the ropes.
Watch a clip of the action here (Happy Punch on X):
He has even been spotted onstage with a heart monitor while blood dripped from his eyes (via No Jumper on X):
Ray J performed with a heart monitor on and blood coming out of his eyes.
— No Jumper (@nojumper) February 15, 2026
He's recently been open about his health issues, with him saying doctors told him he doesn't have much longer to live.
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Ray J, who has no prior combat sports training experience, chose to fight Supa Hot Fire on that fateful night at Brand Risk 14 in the UFC Meta Apex and must now deal with the blowback. His already declining health will more than likely worsen after this ordeal, but these are the types of consequences every fighter, skilled or unskilled, must come to terms with when choosing to step into a ring or cage.
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This story was originally published May 26, 2026 at 11:27 PM.