Chase DeMoor, a reality TV personality turned influencer boxer, won a controversial second-round TKO victory last night at Misfits Boxing 22 in Manchester’s AO Arena—but not without causing chaos both before and after the fight.

The Build-Up: Egging Incident Sets Tense Stage.

Tensions flared early in fight week when opponent Natan Marcon threw an egg directly at DeMoor’s face during a pre-fight confrontation. The shocking stunt sparked a heated altercation, throwing the press tour into chaos. Multiple security personnel had to restrain a furious DeMoor, who had declared on social media that he intended to withdraw from the fight entirely. Marcon responded with derisive taunts, claiming DeMoor would “fight either way.”

The Fight: Quick Finish—But Spectator Confusion

In the ring, DeMoor sought retribution. Marcon’s lip was ripped open by an early uppercut in Round 2, resulting in a stream of blood. The doctor and referee quickly called the fight off, awarding DeMoor the Misfits heavyweight title via TKO.

However, the abrupt stoppage left fans and commentators wondering whether Marcon could continue. Regardless, the result stood, giving DeMoor his eighth win in a row, with seven of them being finishes.

Post-Fight Bedlam: Marcon Charges DeMoor

Tensions flared up again when the fight was called. Marcon, enraged by the stoppage, lunged at DeMoor, delivering wild punches from behind the referee. Chaos ensued until security and the boxer’s team stepped in to separate the two. DeMoor emerged relatively unscathed, even managing to celebrate with a laugh and a dance once the dust settled.

Summary: A Victory Wrapped in Drama

Chase DeMoor’s most recent fight may have ended in a doctor-ordered stoppage, but the true battle was one of emotions, anticipation, and chaos. From press conference confrontations to post-fight brawls, DeMoor demonstrated once again that in the world of influencer boxing, entertainment equals spectacle.

Fans may leave wondering if the stoppage was fair. Was the attack warranted? But one thing is certain: it ensured Misfits Boxing 22 would be remembered long after the final punch was delivered.