'Why didn't anybody help me? Well...': Circus artist Bryan Wong, from Singapore, tried to keep things from bubbling over after a member of the public disrupted his Covent Garden busking performance and punched him square in the stomach in front of an audience.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next A young busker has shared the moment a stranger sucker-punched him in the stomach in the middle of a performance. Bryan Wong, from Singapore, was performing circus acts to a busy crowd including children in Covent Garden when the man began disrupting his show. ‘The guy invaded my pitch twice. The first time he did it at the start of the show.
‘I had my three volunteers on stage, and then he came on the stage and I tried to play it off again and he didn’t want to leave this time. ‘So I told him: “Hey can you just leave because I’m trying to do a show here.” ‘Then he started kicking all my stuff, so after that I approached him. I wanted to usher him off the stage and that was when he hit me.
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