Tommy Fury and Eddie Hall will take centre stage tonight in their bizarre crossover clash – but there is plenty of action on the undercard in Manchester
19:08, 13 Jun 2026Updated 23:37, 13 Jun 2026
Tina Shows was knocked down and out
Tommy Fury will put his boxing reputation on the line tonight when he takes on Eddie Hall.
Fury is unbeaten in the ring and would consider a defeat by Hall an embarrassment, despite the fact he weighed in 100lb lighter than the former World’s Strongest Man yesterday. Hall has only had one boxing fight in his career, a points defeat by fellow strongman Thor Bjornsson.
But he is confident he can overcome Fury who has made a name for himself on the influencer circuit by beating YouTubers KSI and Jake Paul. Earlier in the night, the co-main event will see Anthony Taylor defend his Misfits light-heavyweight title against Matt Floyd while Ibiza Final Boss makes his debut against Jordan McCann. We will keep you updated with all the results right here…
Tommy Fury vs Eddie Hall – TBC
Anthony Taylor vs Matt Floyd – NO CONTEST
A six-round title fight was stopped after the fifth round after Anthony Taylor complained his eyes were burning. Nope, us neither. Floyd had been dominating the fight but was also guilty of fouling the former sparring partner of Jake Paul. After the fight was stopped, a brawl broke out when Taylor charged at his opponent’s corner.
Armz bt Big Stacks via fourth-round TKO
A farcical fight which only took place on the condition both men hit only each other’s body. Big Stacks had pulled out of the bout on Friday after he was punched by Jordan McCann and later taken to hospital for stitches. The fight was back on later on Friday with the new special rules. And what transpired was a borefest with the referee putting everyone out of their misery in the final round.
Ibiza Final Boss bt Jordan McCann via majority decision
Tyson Fury watched on as his man Jordan McCann looked as if he had never laced up a pair of gloves in his life. The only mystery is how Ibiza Final Boss didn’t end the fight in the opening two rounds. He had his rapper rival on the ropes several times with McCann swinging and missing – badly. Somehow one of the judges scored the bout a draw after four rounds but the other two gave Ibiza Final Boss the nod.
Jade Jones bt Federikita via second-round TKO
Double Olympic champion Jones continued her impressive start to influencer boxing with another stoppage win. After a devastating knockout on her debut earlier this year, the Welsh star started like a train against Argentinian Federikita and forced the referee to administer a standing count in the first session. Jones had her opponent on the canvas in the second round and the towel came in from the visiting corner.
Swarmz bt Biel via second-round TKO
A complete non-event with Swarmz dominating against a man who accepted the fight at 72 hours’ notice after BDave pulled out injured. Swarmz at least still got to fight but there was little point as Biel, as expected, offered nothing.
Adam Brooks bt Rahim Pardesi via UD (40-36, 40-36, 40-36)
Adam Brooks signed off his Misfits career with an impressive victory, winning every round against Rahim Pardesi. Both men celebrated at the final bell but there was no doubt Brooks had edged the contest
Sheena Bathory bt Tina Snows via first-round TKO
One of the most farcical fights in Misfits history as Tina Snows folded quicker than a deckchair. She was dropped twice in the first round before the fight was stopped. OnlyFans star Snows barely threw a shot and seemed completely unbothered by the defeat.
Khallas Karim bt Luke Nevin via UD (38-36, 38-36, 39-36)
Khallas Karim edged out a thrilling clash with Luke Nevin with both men hitting the canvas. Karim started the better and dropped Nevin in the first round, only to find himself dumped on his backside in the second session. Karim always looked the likelier winner and appeared to drop Nevin at the final bell but the referee declined to count. Nevertheless, the judges handed the Londoner the win.
Lil Bellsy bt The CrAsian via UD (39-37, 39-37, 40-36)
Lil Bellsy dominated from start to finish to settle her rivalry with CrAsian. Her opponent had only stepped in at the last minute when Leah Gotti was forced to pull out after a pre-fight medical revealed an aneurism in her brain. Lil Bellsy made sure there was no slip-up in the opening bout of the night as her right hand repeatedly found a home.