Mark Wahlberg, Jared Leto and Theo Von led the stars in attendance at the UFC 296 event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday evening. 

The stars were there to watch Leon Edwards defend his welterweight title against Colby Covington.

Mark, 52, cut a casual figure in a grey camouflage jumper, while accessorising with a black cap and silver chain.

Jared, 51, looked dapper in a plunging black blazer and white shirt as he sat beside comedian Theo, 43.

Donald Trump, who was wearing a blue suit and red tie, sat alongside the celebrities at the event. 

Colby Covington has outrageously claimed the judges at UFC 296 went against him because they hate him supporting Donald Trump

Trump, who has been closely tied with 'Chaos', was cageside to watch him lose against Leon Edwards by unanimous decision.

The ex-president was given a thunderous reception but the crowd turned on Covington after he offered very little threat or action during his five-rounder against the Brit.

In the post-fight press conference, Covington said: I rate my performance a five out of 10 and I could sit here all day making excuses, I should have zigged when I zagged and so on but that's not the cloth I'm cut from.'

But having said he would not offer any excuses for falling short, moments later he made a gigantic and far-fetched excuse.

He went on: 'I thought I'd done enough, I thought the third, fourth and fifth were mine easily.

'In the third he didn't put any damage on me, he got a couple of low kicks but I started checking them at the end.

'I thought I had the win, I thought I did enough but the judges never favour me, they hate me because I support Trump and everybody hates Trump in this building so it is what it is, life goes on.'

Covington continued: 'I haven't had a chance to talk to him (Trump) yet. I'll probably be able to talk to him afterwards and thank him so much for coming out and making this a spectacle.'

The controversial American enraged Edwards on Thursday for saying he'd see his late father in hell.

'Rocky's' dad was murdered when he was 13 and Covington then doubled down on Friday, accusing Edwards Sr of being a 'sex trafficker, drug lord and killer'.

When asked if this was all just part of his character created to sell fights and whether he regretted his words, Covington said: 'I'm not a character, I say whatever I want, whenever I want, that's what bosses do.

'In the lead up he say everything is a character. I don't play a character I'm just myself, I don't give a f*** what people think of me, why would I care what you guys think about me.

'All my haters in the world are not doing better than me. I'm up here selling PPVs, getting the most famous person on planet earth to support me so why would I give a f*** what any of you say or think of me.'