MisFits Boxing - Darren Till destroys Luke Rockhold

MisFits Boxing - Darren Till makes light work of older man, Luke Rockhold

Ferguson stops Salt Papi, Danis easily handles Spencer, and Joey Essex makes winning debut at Ring of Thrones event, live on DAZN

Ferrari vs Pardesi

Ferrari vs Pardesi was an excellent advert for windmills. The comical pair were swinging so wildly, they almost turned their back on each other after every punch.

In the fourth round, Ferrari went down from a series of right hands from Pardesi and shook his head while sat down to signify he wanted no more.

Joey Essex vs Numeiro

Reality TV star Joey Essex landed a powerful overhand right in the first round, but his opponent, Numeiro, was wanting; swinging and missing wildly with two ridiculous right hands just before - another excellent advert, this time for air shots.

Trained by his uncle, Tony Sims, Essex kept landing his backhand uppercut, but his head was a still target throughout, fortunately for him, his opponent had very little to offer in terms of boxing skill, otherwise he could have been knocked out cold at any given time.

In round three, Essex mistakenly bowed his head to the floor instead of rhythmically rolling under fluidly with his knees, but he came up with another big right hook, which prompted a standing eight count from the referee.

By round three, Joey was spent, barely able to lift his arms. Despite his sculptured physique, he had nothing left in the tank and was throwing punches in slow motion. He managed to make it to the final bell, running on empty.

Joey Essex won via majority decision, but he shouldn't be allowed back in a boxing ring again.

Darren Till vs Luke Rockhold

Finally some boxing skills on display, but only from one man. Luke Rockhold was making his MisFits Boxing debut at the age of 40, and he showed every single one of those years. The Santa Cruz southpaw has been fighting professionally in MMA since 2008 and his time competing in combat sports is definitely over.

Southpaw  Darren Till connected with a left cross 10 seconds before the end of the first round, so Rockhold came forward in defiance, but received another chopping left cross to put him down.

The Liverpudlian couldn't miss with his left hand, it was all too easy. The finish came after one minute of the third round after a series of punches were unleashed by Till as Rockhold was cornered. There were seven punches thrown and the KO came from a powerful left hook across the chin.

Rockhold was slow and old, he peeped out from behind his guard to try to see the shots coming at him and had zero reaction time to get out of the way of the finishing left hook, which he watched all the way.

The official time was 1:08 of round three.