The Cleveland Guardians watched their starter Gavin Williams pitch a perfect game, but it ended in a benches-clearing fight.

Williams was pitching very well, striking out 10 of the first 15 hitters he faced. He was trying for a perfect game in the sixth inning.

Things got interesting when Arizona Diamondbacks player Tim Tawa tried to bunt the ball. This is not usually done when a pitcher is throwing a perfect game.

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Ildemaro Vargas of the Arizona Diamondbacks argued with Cleveland Guardians manager Stephen Vogt during the sixth inning.

Guardians catcher Patrick Bailey got upset with Tawa and talked to him before Tawa went back to bat.

Tawa hit a single to right field, ending Williams' perfect game and no-hit bid.

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Caleb Ferguson was angry with an umpire for getting in the way of a defender on a ground ball.

It started raining in Cleveland, and umpires called a rain delay after Williams threw a wild pitch.

Both teams were on the field, arguing, as the grounds crew put a tarp on the field. Guardians manager Stephen Vogt walked out of the dugout to talk to the other team.

The argument did not get physical, but both teams were yelling at each other. It seemed that Vogt was upset about Tawa's bunt attempt.

Arizona Diamondbacks shortstop Geraldo Perdomo separated Cleveland Guardians third base coach Rouglas Odor as the benches cleared.

Any hitter can try to reach base in any way they want. They can hit a home run or a bunt single.

This is not the first time Williams was in a perfect game scenario. On July 9, Royce Lewis showed bunt during an at-bat and eventually hit a single.

After the rain delay, the Guardians continued to play well and won 5-0. The Diamondbacks only got one more hit after Tawa's single.

Cleveland Guardians starting pitcher Gavin Williams walked to the dugout during the rain delay in the sixth inning.

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Rookie Chase DeLauter did well, getting two hits and three RBI. Bailey hit a home run.

Williams did not pitch again after the rain delay. He pitched 5.2 innings, striking out 10, and allowing one hit and one walk.

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Scott Thompson is a sports writer for Fox News Digital.