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Is Misfits on the cusp of stadium-sized leap after latest stacked card?
Tommy Fury reigns supreme atop Misfits once more, after 'TNT' detonated Eddie Hall in the pair's heavyweight clash on Saturday.
Another victory for the former ensures his flawless ring record remains intact - but also furthers the reach of the promotion's arm too.
Since it burst onto the scene four years ago, Misfits has come to define the influencer boxing boom, seizing its throne at the summit.
Led by KSI, Mams Taylor and the Sauerland brothers, it has established itself as a destination player for a new generation of fight fans.
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But with sell-out arena crowds now a familiar sight, might the promotion have its eyes on something bigger, with a move to stadiums?
DAZN News considers whether Misfits is ready to make the leap to massive outdoor shows - and just who could figure if they do so.
Where have Misfits held events so far?
Starting life at The O2 Arena in London with KSI's headline bout against Luis Alcaraz Pineda in August 2022, Misfits has moved about.
But mostly, it has kept its events on British soil, with major shows at Wembley Arena, Derby's Valiant Live and Manchester's AO Arena.
A handful of shows have been held in the United States too, including trips to Houston, Florida and Nashville for several engagements.
MF & DAZN: X Series 19 broke ground when it was held in Qatar at the Lusail Sports Arena back in late 2024, in a major watershed.
A year later, the brand held Misfits Mania – The Fight Before Christmas in Dubai at the compact Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium as well.
What stadiums could hold a Misfits card?
If Misfits is ready to take the leap, then the promotion will likely hope to play to the major markets - traditionally London and Manchester.
That opens up a multitude of options for them to pursue, starting with Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, fast becoming a premier boxing host.
The venue most recently hosted Tyson Fury's bout with Arslanbek Makhmudov, plus the Chris Eubank Jr.-Conor Benn duology in 2025.
With a smaller capacity, Tottenham would also be easier to fill than Wembley Stadium, and has the added benefit of fresher construction.
Should they choose to stay north, though, Misfits may go to the Etihad Stadium, which recently completed a major renovation project, too.
Who could headline a Misfits stadium show?
There are two obvious names who could command a stadium-sized crowd for a Misfits show, in the shape of KSI and Tommy Fury.
But neither man seems likely to meet in the ring any time soon, with the former last out for his loss to the latter way back in 2023.
Instead, Darren Till - previously slated to face Fury - could prove catnip to audiences in a dramatic encounter if a deal could be brokered.
Alternatively, Misfits may turn to their MF Pro stable, where Deontay Wilder edged Derek Chisora in a bruising heavyweight contest in April.
If powerbrokers could find a fitting foe for the 'Bronze Bomber' - say, Anthony Joshua - then they could undoubtedly fill their boots at stadium-level.
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