Josh Brueckner decided to actually win a fight? Color us shocked! After 18 long months of who-knows-what—knitting? Meditation?—Brueckner strutted back into the ring at the James L. Knight Center in Miami like he owned the place. The event? Misfits Boxing 16, where Brueckner decided it was high time to stop playing nice with FaZe Temper in the starring role of his punching bag.
The first round? A little dance, a little back and forth—how quaint. But come the second round, Brueckner flipped the switch from “meh” to “merciless,” transforming the ring into a no-chill zone. He unleashed a fury, dropping Temper with a hook that was more like a wake-up call wrapped in a fist. Temper hit the deck, scrambled up, but wait—Brueckner wasn’t done handing out free naps. Down goes Temper again, and this time, the ref had seen enough, waving off the massacre at 2:52 of round two.
Was anyone really surprised, or are we all just pretending at this point? If this is what Brueckner’s version of a comeback looks like, maybe he should take breaks more often.
All Results:
Josh Brueckner def. FaZe Temper via second-round TKO, 2:51
Anthony Taylor def. Samuel Ericsson via second-round TKO, 2:52
Amir Anderson def. Kjonti Davis via third-round TKO, 2:54
Yuddy Gang TV def. Argentinian King via unanimous decision
J’Hon Ingram def. Ryan Schwartzberg via unanimous decision
Lil Cracra def. Ace Musa via split decision
Leah Gotti def. Amber Fields via third-round TKO, 1:43
