A hockey match between the United States and Canada turned chaotic when three fights broke out in the first nine seconds, with American Matthew Tkachuk stating they wanted to send a message of dominance. Amid tensions between the neighboring countries, the sellout crowd booed during the anthems, setting the stage for the physical game. Tkachuk and his brother Brady, along with J.T. Miller, engaged in fights early on, setting the tone for the Americans’ 3-1 victory. The fast-paced and physical play demonstrated that the U.S. could compete with Canada’s skill and speed. The idea for the early fights came from a group chat, with players finding the atmosphere and rivalry exciting. Canada’s coach labeled the opening minute as “mayhem,” reflecting the intensity of the game. With the win, the United States secured a spot in the 4 Nations Face-Off final, while Canada will face Finland in their final pool stage game. The night was deemed a great experience for both teams and a memorable game for hockey fans.
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