Rod Stewart's Son Knocked Out 15 Seconds Into Misfits Boxing Debut
Sean Stewart, son of Grammy-winning rock star Rod Stewart, faced a harsh reality in his first official Misfits Boxing fight in Nashville. The event featured newly signed professionals and celebrity boxing matches, including Sean’s bout against popular streamer BDave.
Commentator Ben “The Bane” Davis described Sean as a “gym warrior,” noting he had been training since childhood. However, despite years of preparation, Sean struggled against the experienced influencer boxer.
Fight Summary
- BDave entered the ring in Nashville to Rod Stewart’s hit music, creating a dramatic atmosphere.
- Sean initially pushed the pace and landed some punches but soon dropped his guard in the middle of an exchange.
- BDave landed a precise counterpunch, knocking Sean down.
- The referee stopped the fight 15 seconds in, giving BDave his second consecutive knockout victory.
“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.”
Additional Context
Rod Stewart was performing in London recently and was not present in Nashville for the fight night, a fact that might have spared him the discomfort of witnessing his son’s swift defeat.
Author's Summary
Sean Stewart’s rapid knockout reveals the tough transition from training to professional boxing, reminding that even legacy and preparation don’t guarantee success in the ring.