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But Hall was only able to present problems early, as Fury (11-0, 4 KOs) appeared loath to even engage in the first two rounds. He was content, instead, to skip around the outside of the ring without throwing punches, happier to simply avoid Hall’s.<\/p>\n
Of course, Hall’s size presented an even greater problem to himself, as he slowed down considerably, and Fury came alive in the third, winning the subsequent rounds and boxing behind his jab and in bursts to stick it on the bigger man before securing a relatively routine majority decision win by scores of 59-56, 58-56 and 57-57.<\/p>\n
“Anybody out there who thinks Eddie Hall is a strongman who can’t fight, think again,” Fury said post-fight.<\/p>\n
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With wins now over crossover stars Jake Paul, KSI and Hall, Fury insisted he only wants big fights, and seemingly dismissed Misfits Boxing heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor, who was in the middle of the ring ready to issue a challenge of his own.<\/p>\n
Fury, instead, gave an ultimatum \u2014 fight my lesser known brother, Roman.<\/p>\n
Chaos then ensued, with security having to separate Roman Fury and DeMoor from scrapping there and then.<\/p>\n
That the event finished with chaos was fitting, considering it was a theme for much of the night.<\/p>\n
Misfits light heavyweight champion Anthony Taylor, you see, wouldn’t stop complaining in his title bout against Matty Floyd, which was ruled a no-contest even though Taylor seemed to quit. The bout followed a no good, very bad, sloppy mess that would not have looked out of place outside a pub after closing hours, with Ibiza Final Boss and Jordan McCann abandoning technique to deliver, instead, a surprisingly entertaining circus.<\/p>\n
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Elsewhere, Misfits has the chance to build toward a solid women’s fight between Jade Jones, a former two-time taekwondo gold medal Olympian, and Sheena Bathory, a Power Slap queen, as both won their respective fights in stunning fashion.<\/p>\n
Check out complete Misfits Boxing results below, as well as Uncrowned’s play-by-play of the main card.<\/p>\n
Main card<\/p>\n
Heavyweight: Tommy Fury def. Eddie Hall via majority decision (59-56, 58-56, 57-57)<\/p>\n
Light heavyweight championship: Anthony Taylor and Matty Floyd ruled a no-contest<\/p>\n
Light heavyweight: Ibiza Final Boss def. Jordan McCann via majority decision (38-38, 39-37, 39-37)<\/p>\n
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Cruiserweight: Jade Jones def. FederiKita via second-round KO<\/p>\n
Middleweight: Swarmz def. Biel via second-round KO<\/p>\n
Light heavyweight: Adam Brooks def. Rahim Pardesi via UD (40-36, 40-36, 40-36)<\/p>\n
Preliminary card<\/p>\n
Cruiserweight: Sheena Bathory def. Tina Snows via first-round KO<\/p>\n
Light heavyweight: Khallas Karim def. Luke Nevin via unanimous decision (38-36, 38-36, 39-36) | Watch highlights here<\/a> and here<\/a><\/p>\n Middleweight: Little Bellsy def. The CrAsian via unanimous decision (39-37, 39-37, 40-36)<\/p>\n Live coverage is over80 updates Alan Dawson<\/p>\n “Fight my brother, Roman, and we’ll see what happens,” said Fury, in an ultimatum to Chase DeMoor. “KSI, Jake Paul, I’ve got the win over those guys. I want the biggest and best names, globally.\u201d<\/p>\n That didn\u2019t seem to sit well with Chase.<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n “Anybody out there who thinks Eddie Hall is a Strongman who can’t fight, think again,” Fury said. “He’s big, he’s not slow. He’s fit. All credit to Eddie Hall, and thank you for a great night in Manchester. “<\/p>\n Hall: “Tommy is a hard guy to catch. I had to have a good engine to keep up with the pace, and that’s what beat me in the hand. Hopefully I get back to MMA but if there’s boxing, I’ll box wherever it is.”<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n One judge sees it a 57-57 draw!<\/p>\n But is overruled by scores of 59-56 and 58-56 for Fury.<\/p>\n Tommy wins the Davidvs Goliath fight!<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Hall gets active in the sixth! He’s landed some punches! The big man might not be done just yet! And it’s given Fury things to think about as he gets as defensive as he was in the first two rounds. Could this end up a draw? Hall could nick the final round if he hangs on! And he lands a couple more shots! Fury has to duck under a hook! Fury posts and lands a jab. There’s only 30 seconds remaining. Fury pops Hall with two shots. And another. Hall clobbers him against the ropes! This is a blockbuster finish. Hall can do it! He’s won the round! I’ve got this a draw!<\/p>\n Round 6: 57-57<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Hall’s face is reddened. He’s banging his gloves together. He’s taking big breaths. There’s enough signs to see the complexion of the fight has changed, likely forever, and the time for Fury to gun for the finish is now. Just empty the clip. Hall’s there to be hit, especially with second and third shots.<\/p>\n Round 5: 48-47 \u2014 Fury<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Fury carries the momentum into the fourth, putting it on Hall, unbothered at the former Strongman champion. Fury’s activity is far greater now, landing clean, and jabbing. He picks his spots for his flurries and is beginning to bamboozle the bigger man.<\/p>\n Hall catches Fury with a big shot! The crowd goes wild! But, remember, it’s just one. Fury had the better, broader work throughout.<\/p>\n Round 4: 38-38<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Fury sparks into action in the third, landing a strong body shot early, and a combination moments later. He’s there to box, but more importantly, fight, now. Hall was breathing heavily between rounds so maybe they were waiting for their moment. Fury looking far better now, connecting with a left hand amid a combination of shots. Fury far better offensively now. A clear Tommy round.<\/p>\n Round 3: 29-28 \u2014 Hall<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Hall’s best weapon is getting close, clinching and then just spamming Fury with as many shots he can until he’s separated, either from his opponent, or the referee. Fury feints. He moves. He doesn’t want anything to do with Hall’s shots.<\/p>\n Fury just not throwing. He can’t win this way. And would have to change tactics and win all of the next four rounds to get a decision, or go for the knockout late, gambling on a gassed Hall.<\/p>\n Round 2: 20-18 \u2014 Hall<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Tommy Fury begins the fight by moving fast around the outside of the ring, with Hall’s instant aggression. Eddie appears the hometown favorite, generating cheers of his name around the Manchester Arena.<\/p>\n Fury clealry looking to gas Hall even if he loses the first few rounds. Tommy shows his acumen with left handed dagger jabs to the heart. Hall closes the gap, ties him and catches him once. But that was it, despite excitement from those in the venue.<\/p>\n Round 1: 10-9 \u2014 Hall<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n We’re looking at Chase DeMoor, Derek Chisora, and Tony Bellow as “guest judges”. Either they’re just scoring for fun, which is fine, or we’re getting some whacky cards.<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n If you think playing, ‘It’s Coming Home,’ during a World Cup summer as you make your way to the ring, amid pyrotechnics, is going to make me abandon any notion of impartiality and openly root for you, then you’re goddamn right.<\/p>\n LET’S GO TOMMY!<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n A complete, no-nonsense walk. The antithesis of Anthony Taylor, who’s all nonsense.<\/p>\n Sat, June 13, 2026 at 3:45 PM PDT<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n It\u2019s a No Contest!<\/p>\n Floyd deserved that win! He deserved the stoppage!<\/p>\n “I keep getting f****** robbed,\u201d Floyd said, calling out \u201cevery man.\u201d<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Hard to fully understand the gravity of the situation but it sounded like Taylor just turned and attacked people in the ring, likely Floyd. Considering he’s back on camera now, banging again on the canvas, and complaining about icy burns in his eyes, it’s hard to feel sympathy. Either you need medical assistance and you get yourself sorted, or go Khabib and start a riot. Can’t do both. I don’t make the rules. Sorry.<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Taylor is on his knees, screaming “my eyes are burning.” He’s banging on the canvas with his gloves. But the way the camera angle was looking at him, it looked like he’d split his trunks. Misfits is a fever dream. “It burns,” Taylor screams. “There’s something burning in my eye.” Now Taylor is back on the canvas, on his knees. He’s quit. Whatever is said and done, that’s quitting. He’s been complaining all fight about all kinds of crap. The corner finally flush the eye out. Hopefully we see Floyd get the win, via stoppage, and I don’t have to see Taylor again.<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n The commentators say the fight was “getting rough” in the fourth but that had been the theme from the first. It was messy, dirty, and bereft of technical skill. This event went downhill as soon as Ibiza Final Boss and Jordan McCann ended. Looking back, that really should have been the co-main. I’d watch a rematch just for the hell of it. Floyd had him hurt at the end. And now he\u2019s gassed.<\/p>\n Round 4: 39-37 \u2014 Floyd<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Taylor had a good opening half to the third but wasn’t long before he surrendered momentum. Taylor stole it back when the referee warned Floyd, again for non-stop collar ties, and AT landed cute shots when action resumed. That, was, until, a non-stop flurrying from Floyd in the final 30 seconds. Ultimately, it was likely too little, too late. Taylor needs to chill. He shoves Floyd after the bell. Get over it. Sheesh.<\/p>\n Round 3: 29-28 \u2014 Floyd<\/p>\n Alan Dawson<\/p>\n Floyd needs no second invitation to make things rough, pushing Taylor’s head down when he’s close, and generally doing veteran tricks to just tire AT. Floyd lands nice 1-2s. Jabs well, considering the level.<\/p>\n Taylor’s best weapon, again, the overhand punch but it’s something that’s few and far between. 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