
Deen the Great's Injury
Misfits boxer Deen the Great, whose real name is Nurideen Shahid Shabazz, was forced to fight one-armed during his rematch with Walid Sharks after suffering a brutal injury. In the initial thriller last year, Deen came from behind and emerged victorious against his rival.
The Rematch
A highly anticipated rematch took place in Manchester on the same night as KSI, Tommy Fury, and Logan Paul's fights. Deen was initially getting the better of Walid Sharks, even knocking him down twice.
The Injury
During the fight, Deen appeared to complain about an injury after overshooting a punch. Fans speculated that he had dislocated his shoulder, as he swiftly switched to fighting southpaw and only used his right hand.
Fans' Reactions
Many fans noticed Deen's limited use of his left hand and speculated about the nature of his injury. Some suggested that he had broken his arm or dislocated his shoulder. However, Deen eventually resumed using his left hand as the fight progressed.
The Outcome
Despite Walid Sharks' comeback in the last two rounds, Deen's prior knockdowns and early success secured him the win on points. This victory seems to have settled their score, with Deen walking away as the victor in both fights against Walid.