YouTube boxer Overtflow returned to the ring for the first time in over four years last night, but was brutally knocked out within 30 seconds by Faze Temperrr.
Patrick Brittain, an influencer known for his streams playing video games, is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, and opted to take the fight with his pal, Faze Clan leader Thomas Oliveira, on just a few days' notice. However, his ring return was short-lived as the Brazilian dropped him with a combination in the opening seconds that ultimately ended the fight.
Oliveira was desperate to get back in the ring after being knocked out by Slim Albaher in the co-main event of KSI's comeback card back in August, and was eyeing up a bout with Alex Wassabi before he picked up another injury. Instead, he went on holiday with his fiancee, only returning when the late-notice fight was offered.
And he made the most of his opportunity on Misfits Boxing's first American event, landing a quick knockout to announce himself back on the scene. He is now pushing to get a rematch with Albaher, deeming their first fight to have been an early stoppage when he was put down in the second round.
"We kept it simple," Oliveira told the Misfits Boxing YouTube channel immediately after the fight. "It happened a lot sooner than expected, but I just kept calm, composed and that's the most important thing because my last fight I came into it hot-headed due to unfortunate circumstances.
Do you want to see a rematch between Faze Temperrr and Slim Albaher? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!
"This time around we kept it calm, collected, stuck to my game plan and it was a simple one-two, that was it. I was staying ready for the most part, I just haven't been sparring since my last fight, which really was my last sparring session before finding out about this fight this past week.
"When I found out about this fight seven days ago I was like 'I need to get back into sparring', my coach got me to spar a little bit and we just got back into it, so I felt good to go. I think the short notice played a big part in my staying calm, for sure - I want to keep at it.
"I want to continue fighting, next year is a big year. I feel like there's going to be a lot more fights so I just want to stay active. I definitely want to fight Slim again, whether it's next fight or down the line. I'm in no rush, but we're going to make it happen."
