Deen The Great stops Dave Fogarty at Misfits Boxing 17 in Dublin

Dave Fogarty, a friend and photographer of Conor McGregor, made his boxing debut against Misfits light-heavyweight champion Deen The Great in Dublin. Despite having a background in MMA with 12 fights, Fogarty was the underdog but started strong, applying pressure in the early rounds. However, Deen The Great showcased his experience and skill, ultimately dropping Fogarty twice in the third round, leading to a stoppage by the referee with just three seconds left in the round. After the fight, Deen The Great expressed confidence in his performance, claiming he fulfilled his pre-fight promises and called for a match against professional boxers like Shakur Stevenson. He acknowledged the support from the Irish crowd and emphasized his dominance over influencers in the boxing scene. Fogarty, on the other hand, expressed disappointment, feeling that the stoppage was premature and that he was performing well up until that point. Fogarty believed he was winning the fight and was optimistic about a potential rematch, stating that he could improve and take the belt in the future. He recognized Deen The Great's power and skill but remained determined to continue his boxing career. The bout highlighted the challenges faced by debuting fighters transitioning from other combat sports to boxing, especially against seasoned champions. Overall, the event showcased the excitement of Misfits Boxing and the potential for future matchups, as both fighters left the ring with aspirations for their respective careers.