Rod Stewart’s Son Knocked Out in Misfits Boxing Debut
Sean Stewart, son of Grammy-winning rock star Rod Stewart, faced a harsh defeat in his first Misfits Boxing fight in Nashville. The event featured both professional newcomers and celebrity boxing matches, with Sean stepping into the ring against popular streamer BDave.
Commentator Ben "The Bane" Davis described Sean Stewart as a "gym warrior," noting he had reportedly trained since the age of six. However, the fight quickly turned against him as BDave, the experienced influencer boxer, gained control.
Fight Highlights
- BDave entered the ring to Rod Stewart’s hit music, taunting his opponent.
- Sean Stewart started strong, pushing the pace and landing shots early on.
- During an exchange, Stewart dropped his hands and was cleanly hit by BDave.
- The referee stopped the fight just 15 seconds into the bout, awarding BDave a knockout victory.
- This marked BDave’s second consecutive knockout in Misfits Boxing.
Aftermath
Rod Stewart was performing in London at the time and was not present in Nashville for his son's fight. This absence might have been fortunate, as the fight ended quickly and unfavorably for 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."
"Ultimately, though, Stewart dropped his hands right in the middle of an exchange and was clipped beautifully by BDave, flopping to the ground and forcing the referee to immediately call the fight."
Sean Stewart’s swift defeat highlights the harsh reality of stepping into professional boxing, even with years of training.
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