Rod Stewart’s Son Knocked Out Quickly in Misfits Boxing Debut
Sean Stewart, son of rock legend Rod Stewart, faced a harsh reality in his first professional Misfits Boxing match held in Nashville. The event attracted a modest crowd to witness Misfits Boxing's “Duel,” which featured fights involving newly signed professionals along with celebrity matchups.
Fight Overview
Sean fought against popular streamer BDave, a seasoned influencer boxer. Ben ‘The Bane’ Davis, providing commentary, called Sean a “gym warrior” noting he had trained from age six. Despite his long background, Sean struggled early in the bout.
The Match Details
- BDave entered the ring to the sound of Rod Stewart’s hits, adding a theatrical touch to the fight.
- Sean initially kept up with some offense, pushing the pace against the 45-year-old opponent.
- However, during an exchange, Sean dropped his hands and was caught by a clean punch from BDave.
- The knockout occurred just 15 seconds into the fight, giving BDave his second straight victory by knockout.
Additional Context
Rod Stewart could not attend the fight due to a performance in London. His absence likely spared him from witnessing his son’s quick and difficult loss firsthand.
“Stewart was branded a ‘gym warrior’ on commentary by Ben ‘The Bane’ Davis, and reportedly told Misfits he had been training since the age of six.”
Summary
The rapid knockout showed the brutal nature of professional boxing, putting Sean Stewart’s early ambitions to the test under intense competition.
Author’s summary: Sean Stewart, despite his long training background, was swiftly knocked out in just 15 seconds during his Misfits Boxing debut against streamer BDave.