Watch: Fight breaks out in Las Vegas casino between Chiefs and 49ers fans after Kansas City wins Super Bowl

A violent altercation broke out in a Las Vegas casino Sunday night after the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers for their second straight Super Bowl win.

A group of four men, including Chiefs and 49ers fans, can be seen in a video wrestling with each other in an open area of a casino. At one point in the video, one man is put in a headlock and punched by a second individual while someone else tries to break up the fight.

The New York Post reported that it is not known what caused the fight, but it started just after the final whistle of the Super Bowl game, when the Chiefs claimed a 25-22 victory over San Francisco.

However, there was plenty of tension on the football field Sunday night. Travis Kelce — who has become even more well known for dating Taylor Swift — went into a rage and shoved Chiefs head coach Andy Reid after being taken off the field.

Though it is unknown specifically what Kelce said, it appeared he was angry and frustrated with Reid's play call. Not only did he yell at the head coach, he seemed to knock Reid off-balance, according to Page Six.

The situation was calmed after running back Jerick McKinnon intervened and ushered Kelce away. Kelce was pulled off the field right after Patrick Mahomes completed a 52-yard pass to Mecole Hardman, which set the Chiefs up for a prime scoring opportunity on San Francisco's 9-yard line.

However, it appeared the two made up following the Chiefs' victory. Kelce could be seen giving Reid a hug after the final whistle, and Reid patted his player on the back.

Reid said: "As much as he bumps into me, I bump into him. He caught me off-balance.”

Kelce tried to play off the awkward situation caught on camera, saying, "I was just telling him how much I love him." Kelce now has three Super Bowl rings with Mahomes, which some have suggested is the start of a dynasty in Kansas City.

Kelce commented on what his team thought after the 49ers were forced to kick a field goal in overtime, saying: "Never a doubt in my mind. We knew when they had to kick a field goal it was on us. We have the best quarterback in the league. We have the best offensive mind in the league. We’ve got the most determination of any team in the NFL, and you saw all of that today.”

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