Misfits Boxing 12 LIVE results including Elle Brooke v AJ Bunker and Ed Matthews
Misfits Boxing is back for the first time this year tonight as OnlyFans star Elle Brooke fights former Love Island contestant AJ Bunker in the main event.
The bitter rivals are meeting again 18-months on from their first fight as Brooke beat Bunker when they fought at the Kingpyn 'Settling Scores' event in London. Bunker took the fight on two weeks' notice after Brooke's original opponent Astrid Wett pulled out and has demanded a rematch ever since.
The event, which takes place at the First Direct Arena in Leeds, will feature a handful of influencers such as Irish TikToker Ben Williams and 'Not Logan Paul', who went viral last year after being choked out by UFC legend Nate Diaz. X Factor winners Ashley Tebi and Myles Stevenson from boy band Rak-Su will also take to the ring and Mirror Fighting will be keeping you updated throughout the night.
Luis Pineda def Ed Matthews via KO - round 2
First it was Ginty who walked to the ring, then it was Swarmz and then it was BDave... but it was Pineda who ended up facing and beating Matthews in the main event. Matthews went all out in the first round and he paid it for in the second as Pineda brutally knocked him out of the ring.
Elle Brooke def Andrea-June Bunker via KO - round 3
It was repeat not revenge in the rematch as Brooke knocked out her rival to win the Misfits Boxing women's middleweight belt. Both women struggled to find any sort of rhythm as they scrapped it out in the clinch for most of the fight. Brooke was frustrated with the referee for constantly breaking up the action but she closed the show in the third round with a brutal right hand.
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Ashley Tebi vs OJ Rose ends in split draw
It’s no surprise this evenly contested fight ended in a draw as neither Tebi or Rose really showed enough over the four rounds to get their hands raised. The fight never really got going and one judge scored it for Rose, one for Tebi and the other a draw. The pair welcomed a rematch after the fight and even competing alongside each other in a tag-team fight
Tristan Hamm def 'Not Logan Paul' via KO - round 1
You wouldn’t have guessed that ‘Not Logan Paul’, real name Rodney Peterson, had the experience factor on his side in this fight. Hamm came firing out of the blocks and the lookalike Petersen looked like he’d never boxed before, with the referee giving him a standing count after an onslaught from Hamm. Petersen was then dropped with a right hand and uppercut as he failed to beat the count, extending his current losing streak to eight fights.
Fox The G def Small Spartan Jay via KO - round 1
A stunning performance by 'Fox The G' in his Misfits Boxing debut as he brutally knocked out Small Spartan Jay in the opening round. Townley had a big size advantage and he dropped Jay with left hook whilst the pair were trading in the pocket. Jay beat the count but just moments he was back on his feet, Townley landed another left hook that put Jay out cold.
Ben Williams def Fes Batista via unanimous decision
Any talks about Williams and Batista being evenly matched were quickly forgotten about after the first round, as the Irish TikTok star was levels above his rival. Williams considerably slowed down after his fast-paced first round, but he easily won every round despite failing to put Batista down once in the fight.
Chase DeMoor def Malcolm Minikon via unanimous decision
The referee was doing overtime in this fight thanks to the amount of wrestling on show from both men. Minikon was down three times in the opening round but only one of which was legal, as DeMoor wrestled him to the canvas twice but did drop him legitimately with a good right hand. Minikon was warned several times for turning his back and DeMoor was declared the winner after a dismal four rounds of ‘boxing’.
DTG def Myles Stephenson via TKO - round 2
Stephenson had a huge size advantage in this fight but it didn't mean anything as DTG dominated the X Factor winner, who quit on his stool at the end of the second round. DTG floored his rival in the opening round with a right hand and Stephenson couldn't ever get back into the fight after picking himself up off the canvas. DTG is now unbeaten in two fights after stopping S-X on the Prime card last year.
Joey Knight def Most Wanted via TKO - round 3
The skill difference between Knight and Wanted is visible from the opening bell, with Knight being a far superior boxer than his counterpart. After a fairly uneventful opening round, Knight drops Wanted in the second round with a big left hook. The fight easily could have been stopped in the same round but Wanted made it to the third before the referee rightfully waved it off.
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