UFC featherweight Arnold Allen has avoided prison time following a drunken brawl at a Christmas extravaganza.

According to ipswichstar.co.uk, the 23-year-old English prospect was given a five-month prison term, though it’s been suspended for 12 months. Additionally, he’s been ordered to pay £3,250 (about $4,200) in compensation to his victims, must perform 150 hours of community service, and was subject to one month of home curfew.

Allen did not immediately return a message from MMAjunkie.

The incident occurred Dec. 23-24 at a venue near Suffolk, England, in which multiple holiday parties – “including one for Specsavers’ staff and another with people dressed as Oompa Loompas,” according to the report – took place.

Allen (12-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC), who’s 3-0 since joining the UFC in 2015 to push his current overall winning streak to five, reportedly first tried to protect his girlfriend, who was involved in a brawl, before he “essentially ran amok.”

From the report:

“Sentencing the 23-year-old, Recorder Richard Christie QC acknowledged Allen, who was drunk, had originally stepped in to protect his girlfriend after she had been in an altercation with another woman. “However, the judge said: ‘After that you went wild.’ “Allen was said by one witness to have been ‘windmilling’ his left arm about while having his right arm around his girlfriend. “While imposing a five-month prison term, suspended for 12 months, on Allen Recorder Christie told him: ‘You essentially ran amok.'”

As Andrew Hayward-Farmer, the owner of the parties’ venue, attempted to break up the fracas, “the MMA fighter came up and punched him to the left-hand side of his face, causing him to fall to the floor” and then kicked “his legs from under him” and punched him to the face, according to the report. Additionally, “as others came over to intervene, Allen assaulted six women by punching and lashing out as he flailed away, the court heard.”

Allen’s lawyer argued that the fighter didn’t handle alcohol well that night because he usually abstains during his fight camps.

Allen could face travel restrictions due to the conviction; the former Cage Warrior fighter and M4TC champ currently spends parts of his training camp at Tristar Gym in Canada.

Allen most recently picked up a split-decision victory over Makwan Amirkhani at March’s UFC Fight Night 107 event in London. After the event, Allen joked that even English fight fans dismissed his chances in the fight because Amirkhani is considered such a promising prospect.

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