Pawn Stars: Correy Harrison Lost & Payed High Price To A Guest! But Why?

Pawn Stars fans know that not everyone on the show can be easily convinced to spend a handful on any item. None of the cast members buys anything without bargaining. It seems that bargaining runs in the Harrison blood. But what if they get into an actual fight to get the item? Well, not exactly a fight, but a fist fight.

Once a guest agreed to take up the challenge against Corey Harrison. While he was pretty confident that he would easily defeat the guest, something unexpected happened, which shocked everyone. But it seems that someone else was responsible for all that happened. Who is it? And exactly what happened? Keep reading to know futher details.

Pawn Stars: Corey Harrison No Longer A Part Of The Show

​While everyone’s waiting for the new season, Corey Harrison won’t be a part of the show. Earlier, he revealed that he has moved on from the show and is looking forward to a better future. He also revealed that the show is not cancelled, but it is officially on hiatus. “At this stage of the game, we’re all playing a character on Pawn Stars,” Corey said. He further added that he can’t play another season pretending to be 23 when he is actually 41.

“At some point, you’ve got to prepare for the end,” he added.​ Corey explained, “I’d be stupid not to be prepared. I look at it that way. I’m set up for the future.” He further stated that he loved filming and being part of the show, but the past few years had been particularly rough for him. “I’m ready to move on,” Corey exclaimed.

Pawn Stars: Corey Loses Fist Fight To A Guest, Ends Up Paying More

Once on Pawn Stars, a guest brought a 1981 Zamperla KO Punching Game. The retro game featured a punching ball and a meter that displayed the punch’s strength. As soon as the guest walked in, Harrison became interested in the item, as it was something he would like to have. Moving further, the seller said that the game is still working and he would like to sell it for $1000.

While the prize seemed decent, there were some issues with the machine. Some parts of it were missing, notably a bell located towards the top. There was a top piece which was also missing. The guest added that he, too, bought the game in the same condition. After giving it some thought, Corey decided to pay $600 for the game. After some negotiation, both of them closed the deal at $650. But soon Chumlee got an exceptional idea.

He said that both parties should do a fist battle and turned the machine on. While Corey seemed confident, the guest took the first chance. But little did Harrison know that he had a lot of experience with this game, as he used to play it for hours when he was a bit younger. According to him, a right angle could make more scores than strength. Well, it seems his techniques were tested, as when he punched, the meter showed 170.

On the other hand, when Corey punched in, it landed him on 150. Since his attempt wasn’t as precise as the guest’s, he ended up paying the guest $700 instead of $650. The guest said, “I took a swing. He took a swing. I won.” Well, if Chumlee had not proposed the idea, Harrison would not have paid $50 more to the guest. While Chum enjoyed it, Corey’s disappointment was seen clearly on his face. Keep coming back to TV Season & Spoiler for more Pawn Stars updates.