Gabriel Silva, son of MMA legend Anderson Silva, will be fighting YouTuber OJ Rosé in a boxing match at Misfits Boxing’s upcoming event, which also features other influencer matchups.
Anderson Silva’s son, Gabriel Silva, will step into the ring for another boxing match next month. The announcement was made by Misfits Boxing, revealing that Gabriel will be facing YouTuber OJ Rosé at their upcoming event on November 17th in London. This will mark Gabriel’s second fight in as many months, following his impressive knockout victory over MMA media member Ben Davis back in September. At just 26 years old, Gabriel has been involved in both boxing and kickboxing since 2019.
Gabriel’s father, Anderson Silva, is widely recognized as one of the all-time greats in mixed martial arts (MMA) history. Anderson gained prominence during his dominant UFC middleweight championship reign from 2006 to 2013. With such a legendary figure as his father, Gabriel carries the weight of expectations as he continues to forge his own path in combat sports.
Misfits Boxing 11, the event in which Gabriel’s fight will take place, is primarily focused on influencer boxing matchups. The headline bout features popular influencers Jarvis and BDave, while fitness influencer Jully Poca will be squaring off against Alaena Vampira in the co-main event, where they will battle for the Misfits Boxing Women’s Cruiserweight title.
The fight card showcases an exciting lineup of contests, including Gabriel Silva vs. OJ Rosé, Jully Poca vs. Alaena Vampira, Armz Korleone vs. Minikon, Uncle Pizza vs. YuddyGang TV, Dapper Laughs vs. Simple Simon, and Adam Brooks vs. Rhino. This diverse mix of influencers and content creators promises an evening filled with entertainment and thrills inside the ring.
Overall, Gabriel Silva’s upcoming fight represents another opportunity for him to display his skills and make a name for himself in the combat sports world, following in the footsteps of his legendary father. As he prepares to step into the ring once again, fans eagerly anticipate witnessing his development in the sport and the potential for future achievements.