Rod Stewart's Son Knocked Out Quickly in Misfits Boxing Debut
Sean Stewart, son of Grammy Award-winning rock star Rod Stewart, suffered a harsh defeat in his first official Misfits Boxing fight held in Nashville. The event, called ‘Duel,’ showcased newly signed professional fighters alongside celebrity boxing matches.
The Bout and Its Outcome
Sean faced popular streamer BDave, who entered the ring in Sean’s hometown, Nashville, walking to Rod Stewart’s famous music. Despite an early aggressive start by the 45-year-old BDave, Sean was labeled a ‘gym warrior’ by commentator Ben ‘The Bane’ Davis, who noted Sean had been training since childhood.
However, just 15 seconds into the fight, Sean lowered his guard during an exchange and was caught by a precise punch from BDave. This knockout forced the referee to immediately stop the fight, marking BDave’s second knockout victory in a row.
"Sean 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."
"The official time of the stoppage was 15 seconds, marking a second consecutive knockout for BDave."
Context and Aftermath
Sean’s father, Rod Stewart, was performing in London and did not attend the fight night, likely sparing himself from witnessing his son’s difficult debut in the ring.
"Stewart’s father was in London for a performance in recent days and as such couldn’t be in Nashville for fight night."
Summary
Sean Stewart’s boxing debut ended abruptly with a knockout in just 15 seconds against an experienced streamer, highlighting the challenging world of professional Misfits Boxing.