Super Bowl LX delivered high drama on and off the field as the New England Patriots faced the Seattle Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. With millions watching worldwide, the game unfolded amid heavy anticipation, headline performances and a packed stadium atmosphere.
Late in the fourth quarter, the action was unexpectedly interrupted when a shirtless man ran onto the field, briefly diverting attention from the game. Security personnel immediately gave chase as the intruder sprinted across the turf, raising his arms as the crowd reacted in surprise.
The incident was not shown on NBC’s live broadcast, which followed standard league protocol by cutting away. However, footage captured by reporters and fans inside the stadium quickly surfaced on social media, ensuring the moment spread rapidly online.
New England Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams reacted swiftly, joining the pursuit. Williams caught up to the intruder and delivered a light tap, causing the man to stumble before security surrounded him and escorted him off the field. Play resumed moments later.
As video clips circulated, viewers began focusing on something other than the interruption itself. Written across the man’s body were messages that appeared intentional rather than spontaneous.
On his back, the streaker had written “Trade with Athena,” along with the social media handle “@fxalexg.” Additional promotional wording was visible on his torso, making it clear the stunt was designed to draw attention to an online trading brand.
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