Big Stacks will be looking to pick up his first win under the Misfits Boxing banner on Saturday night as he takes on Manchester rapper Jordan McCann
Big Stacks fighting on a Misfits card earlier this year(Image: 2026 Getty Images)
The self-proclaimed ‘UK’s Hardest Man’ — better known as Big Stacks — will be aiming to secure his first victory under the Misfits Boxing banner this Saturday night.
Stacks will finally put to bed his rivalry with Manchester rapper Jordan McCann. The two came to blows in a heated confrontation in the build-up to a Misfits event earlier this year.
The ‘Hardest Man’ had been embroiled in an argument with Tyson Fury’s brother Shane, before McCann threw a punch that left Stacks injured, forcing his bout with Armz Korleone to be restricted to a body-shots-only contest.
McCann was also on the same card that evening, going on to suffer a one-sided defeat to Ibiza Final Boss. After months of exchanging verbal jabs, both men will finally settle their differences inside the ring.
Here is everything you need to know about the ‘UK’s Hardest Man’.
Who is Big Stacks and what is his real name?
Despite being widely recognised as Big Stacks or the ‘UK’s Hardest Man’, his real name is Charlie Robert. The 33 year old internet personality has carved out quite a reputation for himself in the world of social media.
Robert is perhaps best known for his live streaming work on Kick, where he has accumulated millions of views on the platform.
His now-famous nickname came about after he jokingly declared himself the ‘Hardest Man’ in the UK. What began as light-hearted banter was taken seriously by followers and professional fighters alike, who began issuing challenges.
Given the considerable attention it generated, Stacks decided to embrace the moniker and make it his own. Having cultivated a substantial following as an internet personality, he channelled his online fame into influencer boxing, joining the Misfits roster.
He made his ring debut in a novelty ‘bodyshots only’ bout against Armz Korleone earlier this year, though he ultimately suffered a TKO defeat in the fourth round.
Charlie Stacks (“Big Stacks”) fights on the Misfits card tonight(Image: 2026 Getty Images)
Big Stacks’ criminal past
From an early age, Robert found himself on the wrong side of the law, becoming deeply entrenched in street gangs and committing robberies. Despite his first spell behind bars coming at just 12 years old, Stacks revealed to All Out Fighting that his first brush with the law came even earlier, at the age of 10.
The 33 year old grew up on a council estate immersed in violence, falling into a life of crime from a young age. Over the course of his life, he has been arrested approximately 60 times, serving multiple separate sentences for a range of offences.
Reflecting on his teenage years, Stacks told All Out Fighting: “Just in jail. I got involved in gangs. And I was just in and out of jail. It was normal for me. Because I used to love fighting, I was always getting done for assaults, GBH’s. For me, in and out of jail was my second home.”
In his early twenties, Robert received a 13-year prison sentence for a serious violent assault in which he attacked a man with a baseball bat and broke his kneecaps. The incident stemmed from a dispute connected to drug dealing and an alleged setup.
Recalling the incident, he said: “I was involved with gangs. I had some beef with some other drug dealer. He’s pulled up on me with a baseball bat. He tried doing me with the bat, dropped the bat and drove off. We chased after him. I thought I had been set up by the geezer I done. So, in my mind, I think ‘how the f*** did this other geezer know who was there at the same time”.
“We called the geezer and were gonna meet for a deal. And I ended up battering him. Could have got it wrong. In my head, I did get it wrong, but at that night, I genuinely thought he set me up. I was intoxicated, just jumped out and battered a kid. Obviously, I regret it.”
His history with adult site OnlyFans
Shortly after walking free from prison, Stacks chose to launch an OnlyFans account and begin producing content. The 33 year old has openly acknowledged that he created the profile as a swift means of generating income following his lengthy spell behind bars.
Robert revealed he would film explicit material with women and share it publicly with subscribers on the platform.
Robert put out a range of content on the site — which proved to be highly lucrative. He has previously disclosed that he was earning in excess of £14,000 per month through the platform.
Yet while OnlyFans provided him with a degree of stability following his release from prison, Stacks has subsequently voiced profound remorse regarding the content he shared on his account. The Misfits star has encountered criticism and controversy, which has impacted his online presence.
As his following continues to expand, Stacks has revealed he is distancing himself from adult content creation in order to concentrate on mainstream social media alongside his boxing career.