Is Chase DeMoor the Worst Boxing Champion Ever? Lee Chadwick Shares His Thoughts
Last month, Chase DeMoor went toe to toe against controversial influencer Andrew Tate in a Misfits Boxing heavyweight championship bout. Ahead of the fight, the hype was massive as Andrew Tate made several bold claims and generated widespread attention.
However, in the bout, Tate was dominated by DeMoor for six rounds and ultimately lost via majority decision. Following the win, DeMoor used the opportunity to create hype around his name by leveraging Tate’s popularity.
DeMoor has discussed a possible rematch with Tate while actively chasing other matchups, including a potential clash against Darren Till. Meanwhile, several experts have begun questioning DeMoor’s boxing skills, with former fighter Lee Chadwick recently making fun of him publicly.
“How the fu** Has he got the Misfits title? Chase DeMoor is the worst boxer. He’s gotta be the worst boxer I have ever seen at that level. He’s f***king calling out Darren Till. Darren please go and knock him out and get paid. That would be the easiest payday ever. Can’t even do a one-two left hook. Fuc*** joke,” said Lee Chadwick via Instagram.
Lee Chadwick is a former professional boxer and bare-knuckle fighter, making him credible through real fight experience at competitive levels. The fighter is a true heavyweight and is known for his incredible knockout power.
Following Chadwick’s comments, Chase DeMoor responded by mocking the veteran’s legitimacy and downplaying his fighting background. Chadwick fired back strongly, claiming he is a real fighter and someone DeMoor would never dare face inside the ring.
Is Chase DeMoor the face of Misfits Boxing?
Chase DeMoor has positioned himself as one of Misfits Boxing’s most visible names, especially through a recent online beef with Darren Till. Their heated exchange on X has significantly boosted attention, with DeMoor using Till’s star power to amplify hype and relevance.
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Till is the pound-for-pound number one fighter in the Misfits fighter and recently claimed that DeMoor was backed by the promotion in order to grow. However, DeMoor reacted to this claim with a strong response, talking about his contribution to this organisation.
“I’ve given everything to this promotion…saved shows, accepted reduced pay, and made weight for two heavyweight title defenses…. I was brought in to lose to Tate, and I didn’t. There was no exclusivity in my contract because they assumed I was finished,” wrote Chase DeMoor via X.
Currently, Chase DeMoor is waiting for a new fight contract, with Darren Till emerging as a seemingly perfect opponent. Nevertheless, fans remain curious to see whether this matchup materializes and exactly when both sides finalize agreements.
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