Willie McGinest Sued Over Restaurant Attack, Fight Allegedly Started Over USC Comment

Willie McGinest has been sued for beating the hell out of a person at an L.A. restaurant again in December … with the alleged sufferer claiming the assault all went down due to a remark that was made about USC.

The lawsuit, obtained by TMZ Sports, was filed by Blake Adams in L.A. county earlier this month.

In the docs, Adams claims he was eating at Delilah in West Hollywood on Dec. 9 — when he seen McGinest, a well-known USC alum, strolling previous his desk.

Adams says within the swimsuit he requested the Trojans legend about SC’s most up-to-date recreation — a loss within the Pac-12 Championship to Utah — when McGinest bristled.

“Why the f*** are you talking to me?!” Adams alleges McGinest advised him.

According to the swimsuit, McGinest walked away … however then “suddenly reappeared” moments later, and approached Adams.

“McGinest leaned down,” the swimsuit states, “and stated in [Adams’] ear, ‘Now what did you say bitch ass n****.”

Adams claims he was startled and afraid … and advised the previous NFL star “he was just a fan trying to say hello.”

“McGinest suddenly, unprovoked and without reason punched [Adams] in the face,” the swimsuit states.

Adams claims a number of different males jumped in to help within the assault — punching him repeatedly. At one level, he says Mcginest grabbed a glass bottle and struck him in the head a number of instances.

He mentioned he suffered critical and everlasting accidents within the melee.

Adams is suing McGinest for unspecified damages. He’s additionally suing Delilah, claiming the lounge is named a “playground for celebrities and professional athletes to do whatever they want with no consequence or repercussion.”

McGinest, a New England Patriots Hall of Famer, was arrested and has been charged with two felonies over the incident. He issued an announcement shortly after it occurred, saying he was sorry for his actions.

“To my family, community, friends, and youth I mentor,” McGinest mentioned in an apology assertion, “please know I feel horrible for my actions and take full responsibility.”