Rod Stewart’s Son Knocked Out 15 Seconds Into Boxing Debut
Sean Stewart, son of rock star Rod Stewart, had a harsh introduction to professional boxing during Misfits Boxing's recent event in Nashville. The fight took place at the ‘Duel’ event, showcasing newly signed professional fighters and featuring some celebrity boxing matches.
Sean faced off against popular streamer BDave, who walked into the ring to the tune of Rod Stewart’s hit songs. Despite being called a ‘gym warrior’ by commentator Ben ‘The Bane’ Davis and reportedly training since age six, Sean encountered a harsh reality in the ring.
The 45-year-old BDave quickly gained control, pushing the pace and landing effective punches. Sean made a critical mistake by dropping his hands during an exchange, allowing BDave to land a precise punch that knocked him out cold.
“The official time of the stoppage was 15 seconds, marking a second consecutive knockout for BDave.”
Rod Stewart was performing in London and could not attend the fight, which likely spared him the discomfort of watching his son’s quick defeat.
Key Points
- Sean Stewart’s first professional boxing fight ended in a 15-second knockout.
- BDave earned his second consecutive KO victory.
- Sean was introduced as a ‘gym warrior’ with extensive training history.
- Rod Stewart was absent from the event due to a London performance.
Author’s Summary
Sean Stewart’s swift knockout in his boxing debut highlights the challenges even experienced athletes face when stepping into the professional ring against seasoned opponents.
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