CARLA JADE has hit back at accusations of a Misfits Boxing ‘robbery’ and insists the events are ‘not fixed’ after offering Erika Night a rematch in December.

The 37-year-old retained her Women’s Lightweight World title with a unanimous decision victory over the Icelandic social media influencer on October 10.

All three judged scored the bout in Carla’s favour: 48–47, 48–47 and 49–46 but the verdict sparked a furious backlash online, with some fans insisting Night, 20, was the rightful winner.

Now the rivals are set to meet again in Manchester on December 5 at a still to be announced venue.

One fan claimed Night ‘completely dominated the whole fight’, adding that she ‘barely lost a round’. Another branded the verdict a ‘robbery’ and accused Jade of being part of the ‘Misfits protection programme’.

This is despite former American boxer BJ Flores, now 47, insisting Night did ‘zero damage’ to Jade after the first two rounds and the fight was ‘not a robbery at all’.

And former ring girl and model Jade insists the accusations of favouritism are unfair.
The Londoner said: “People can say what they want on social media, but that doesn’t change the result. I got in that ring, did my job and the judges gave me the win. Just because some people don’t like the decision doesn’t mean something dodgy has gone on.

“Let’s get one thing straight: Misfits Boxing is not fixed. These are real fights, with real consequences, and we put ourselves on the line every time we step into that ring. To suggest the whole thing is fixed just because your favourite fighter didn’t get the decision is ridiculous.

“If people genuinely believe Erika won, then we’ve got the perfect opportunity to settle it. We’re fighting again in December. No excuses, no arguing over scorecards afterwards. Erika’s fans can’t win her the fight. They couldn’t the first time, and they won’t be able to the second time when she’s laid out on the canvas.”

But the rivalry between the two women has already spilled beyond the ring, with Jade previously accusing Night of shoving her following their October 10 showdown.

The champion claimed the celebrations were overshadowed by a confrontation after the final bell, alleging that Night shoved her in the ring before tensions continued backstage.

Jade also alleged that members of Night’s team made threats during the backstage incident.

Speaking after the original fight, Jade said: “I honestly couldn’t believe what was happening. I’d just gone five rounds, won the fight and defended my title, and then she shoved me. I understand that losing is emotional, but there has to be respect between fighters.

“Erika needs to grow up. You don’t get to put your hands on someone just because you didn’t get the result you wanted. That’s not how boxing works. If you want to be taken seriously as a fighter, you have to learn to accept defeat as well as celebrate victory.”

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