SportBoxingTommy FuryBritain's so-called hardest man - real name Charlie Roberts - pulled out of his fight with Armz Korleone on Friday but was later reinstated under a new ruleset22:43, 13 Jun 2026Updated 22:56, 13 Jun 2026Charlie Roberts - who calls himself Britain's hardest man - lost his debut boxing fight.‌Roberts, who is also known as Big Stacks - took on Armz Korleone on the undercard of Tommy Fury's clash with Eddie Hall on Saturday night. But Big Stacks had pulled out of the fight earlier in the week after being sucker-punched by Jordan McCann - who was beaten by Ibiza Final Boss.‌The fight was back on later on Friday but it was agreed both men would only punch to the body to avoid Big Stacks - who needed stitches on his lip - being injured again. The fight which ensued was a borefest with fans quickly booing both men.‌Eventually the referee stopped the fight in the fourth round with Big Stacks barely throwing a shot. Armz was awarded victory by TKO before he came to blows with Big Kelz who had entered the ring to call out the winner.Earlier in the evening, double Olympic gold medalist Jade Jones made it two wins from two fights following her transition to influencer boxing. The Welsh star forced the referee to administer a standing count in the first round as opponent FederiKita came under serious pressure. And the Argentinian was dumped on the canvas in the second session as he corner threw in the towel.Article continues belowLil Bellsy opened the card with a points win over The CrAsian before Khallas Karim outpointed Luke Nevin in a four-round thriller which saw both men hit the deck. OnlyFans star Tina Snows produced one of the worst displays in Misfits history; barely throwing a punch before she was dropped twice and stopped by Sheena Bathory.Controversial GB News pundit Adam Brooks bowed out of influencer boxing with his third win in four fights, outpointing Rahim Pardesi who had been favoured to nick the win. And Swarmz made light work of Biel, stopping the Brazilian in the second round after his opponent had accepted the fight at 72 hours' notice following an injury to BDave.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Tommy Fury