Georgio Poullas, the social media wrestling personality best known for his viral “Take Me Down, Win $1,000” challenge series, was arrested following an alleged bachelor party altercation in Delray Beach, Florida.
According to a Delray Beach Police Department report filed in court, officers were dispatched to an Airbnb residence in the 1000 block of Rhodes Villa Avenue at approximately 8:46 p.m. on June 5, 2026, after receiving reports of an altercation.
Witnesses told police the altercation began between a groom attending a bachelor party and another man identified as Nicholas Poullas. According to statements gathered by investigators, the dispute started after the future bride was allegedly harassed.
Authorities said the groom’s brother attempted to break up the altercation but was unsuccessful. Police allege that Georgio Poullas, 26, of Savannah, Georgia, then grabbed the groom’s brother and threw him through a glass table.
According to the report, Poullas continued striking the man after he fell to the ground. The injured party sustained a laceration to his upper lip, an injury to his left eye and additional cuts that required medical treatment.
Several people involved in the altercation reportedly fled the scene eastbound along South Ocean Boulevard (A1A) before officers arrived. Delray Beach Police deployed a K-9 unit to search the surrounding area and eventually located two men hiding in hedges at a nearby residence on White Drive.
One of the men found by officers was Georgio Poullas, who was arrested and charged with aggravated battery.
Poullas was transported to the Palm Beach County Jail and was later released after posting $1,500 bail.
The arrest comes during a period of increased visibility for the wrestling content creator, who has built a substantial social media following through his wrestling challenge videos and appearances in high-profile grappling events.
Earlier this year, Poullas competed against UFC lightweight contender Arman Tsarukyan at a Real American Freestyle event. Their first meeting generated significant attention after a post-match confrontation went viral across social media, leading to a rematch that Tsarukyan ultimately won.
The Delray Beach incident remains an active criminal case, with details documented in the police report filed during the week of publication.
