Rod Stewart’s Son Knocked Out 15 Seconds Into Misfits Boxing Debut
Sean Stewart, son of Grammy-winning rock star Rod Stewart, suffered a harsh defeat in his first official Misfits Boxing fight in Nashville.
A modest crowd gathered at the Misfits Boxing ‘Duel’ event, which showcased newly signed professional fighters along with celebrity boxing matches, including Sean Stewart versus popular streamer BDave.
Fight Highlights and Commentary
- Sean Stewart was praised as a "gym warrior" by commentator Ben "The Bane" Davis and claimed to have trained since age six.
- BDave entered the ring in his adopted hometown to the soundtrack of Rod Stewart’s hit songs, setting a taunting atmosphere.
- Early in the fight, Stewart pressed the action, landing some shots on BDave.
- However, Stewart dropped his guard during an exchange and was caught by a clean punch from BDave, resulting in a knockout only 15 seconds into the bout.
- The referee immediately stopped the fight, marking BDave’s second consecutive knockout win.
Context and Aftermath
Rod Stewart was performing in London recently and was not present in Nashville for his son’s fight, a circumstance that may have spared him from witnessing the difficult moment.
Stewart was described as a “gym warrior” who had been training since the age of six.
The referee called the fight at 15 seconds after Stewart was knocked down.
Author’s summary: Sean Stewart’s boxing debut ended abruptly with a 15-second knockout against streamer BDave, highlighting the tough reality of stepping into the ring despite years of training.