Drake injured after brawl with P. Diddy at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami

P. Diddy and Drake were involved in a brawl outside of Liv at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami on Sunday night, it has been claimed. 

The scuffle began when the 45-year-old Ciroc spokesman claimed Drake had been using music without the proper rights, according to Page Six. 

The two had both been at the club for DJ Khaled's birthday party, and Diddy was said to have reentered following the brawl, while Drake left.

Other sources claimed the fight stemmed from nasty comments Drake had made to the mogul's girlfriend, singer Cassie.

According to a report by Daily News the fight occurred around 4 a.m., and resulted in Diddy injuring the 28-year-old rapper.

Ray LeMoine, Editor of Bullet Magazine had been at the event earlier and received multiple text messages following the altercation.

'Drake definitely got the s**t kicked out of him,' LeMoine said. 'I heard they were taking him to the hospital.'

Rick Ross' DJ, Sam Sneaker, was also in attendance at the star-studded party, and tweeted his account of the events.

He started with: 'It definitely wasn't bout Cassie,' following close behind with: 'Drake at the Hospital Smh.'

The DJ also specified the injury that Drake had allegedly suffered, tweeting: 'He dislocated his Shoulder.' He was sure to add: 'It'll come out soon,' and 'Yall pray for Drake.'

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Despite blues defeat: Nobody has done better than us- Jose Mourinho

Jose Mourinho has backed Chelsea to bounce straight back from their first Premier League defeat of the season, saying: "We are better than anybody else."

Mourinho's Blues were beaten 2-1 at Newcastle on Saturday, ending their unbeaten run and seeing their lead at the top of the table cut to three points by defending champions Manchester City.

But the manager -- who pointed the finger at Newcastle's ball boys after the result, which he called an "anomaly" -- said he expected an instant response from his players.

"We are top of the league," he added. "Nobody has done better than us. Everyone would like to be in our position. So we are more than fine. We are better than anybody else."

"I will back them [the players] to bounce back. For people like me who have been in football for so long, you have to accept this anomaly.

"To come here and be better than our opponents and lose, that is football.

"I don't say my team is the best, I say my team is top of the league and, at this moment, nobody has the same points we have. Because of that, at the moment we're the best team in the Premier League."

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Elton John fall off chair at a Charity tennis tournament

Elton John was left red-faced over the weekend when he was caught on camera falling off his chair at a charity tennis tournament. The veteran singer was a part of the Statoil Masters Tennis event at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday, December 7 when the embarrassing incident took place.

In a video posted by TMZ, the "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" hitmaker at first can be seen standing while high-fiving the players. John, however, fell backward as he took a seat. John McEnroe and another man quickly approached to help the singer/songwriter who seemingly was not injured following the fall.

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Arsene Wenger booed by fans after gunner's defeat to stoke

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was booed and jeered by Gunners fans as he boarded a train at Stoke-on-Trent station following the club's 3-2 defeat at the Britannia Stadium on Saturday.

Arsenal fell behind after only 19 seconds and were 3-0 down by half-time, and although they pulled two goals back in quick succession after the break they were unable to salvage a point.

Footage on YouTube showed Arsenal supporters booing the Frenchman, who has been manager since 1996, with one shouting at him to "f--- off and leave," while another shouted to striker Joel Campbell: "Get out while you can, Joel."

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