American Chopper Fights That Went TOO FAR — Paul Sr. vs Paul Jr.

American Chopper fights between Paul Sr. and Paul Jr. went far beyond shouting matches. From explosive arguments at Orange County Choppers to a firing that sparked a legal battle, discover how the Teutul family feud changed everything. Chapters: 00:00 The Chair-Throwing Firing 00:44 The 80/20 Ownership Split 00:58 The Early Fights 01:47 The 2008 Firing 02:31 Fired but Still a 20% Owner 03:25 Senior Sues His Son 03:44 The Appeals Court Twist 04:47 From Fight to Meme 05:01 The Long Thaw 05:27 Where They Are Now 05:53 Were the Fights Fake? Paul Teutul Sr. and Paul Teutul Jr. became famous for their heated confrontations on American Chopper. What started as disagreements over motorcycle designs, deadlines, and shop authority escalated into destructive outbursts, including the infamous 2008 chair-throwing incident that led to Junior's firing. But the biggest battle happened outside the workshop. Junior's 20 percent ownership stake in Orange County Choppers triggered a legal dispute that reached a New York appeals court in 2010. We explore the disputed buyout agreement, the court's surprising ruling, and how their family conflict became an internet meme. Finally, we examine their gradual reconciliation, the 2020 The Last Ride reunion, and where their separate businesses stand in October 2026. Which Paul Sr. vs Paul Jr. confrontation do you think caused the most damage to their relationship? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more stories about your favorite reality TV stars. #AmericanChopper #PaulTeutul #PaulTeutulJr #OrangeCountyChoppers #PaulSrVsPaulJr Video source: https://networthpost.com/