“He should be ashamed” – KSI criticises Love Island star who went down three times in KO defeat to HS Tikky Tokky

KSI harshly criticized one of his fighters for his poor performance at Misfits Boxing 17.

The YouTuber turned boxer and promoter put on an extensive fight program, headlined by the debut of former footballer Danny Simpson on Saturday night at the 3Arena in Dublin.

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Controversial influencer HS Tikky Tokky – real name Harrison Sullivan – had his first fight in the Square Circle against George Fensom, who rose to fame on Love Island in 2023.

The two men had built up enormous hype around their fight over the course of the week.

On Thursday, HS Tikky Tokky threw his rival to the ground and had to be pulled down by him during a chaotic press conference.

A similar scene played out the next day after both men had shown their commitment, and Fensom let all hell break loose by charging in for a takedown.

Amid the chaos, Sullivan headbutted Fensom three times before security guards separated them.

On fight night, HS Tikky Tokky was simply too good for his opponent.

When the opening bell rang, Fensom looked like a deer in headlights, and within moments he was struck by what the commentators described as an “aura.”

The Love Islander touched the ground twice more before the fight was stopped after just 79 seconds.

KSI, who was on commentary duty, was furious with Fensom's performance in his boxing debut.

“George is a bastard,” he said. “He should be ashamed of himself.”

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One of the other Misfits commentators tried to praise Fesnom for getting in the ring despite his obvious lack of skill, but it didn't go over well.

KSI interjected: “No respect!”

HS Tikky Tokky paid tribute to Fensom at the beginning of his post-fight interview and then called for big fights with Jake Paul and Wayne Rooney.

“Jake Paul can damn well get it,” he said.

“Wayne Rooney can damn well do it”

Paul is currently booked to fight Mike Tyson on November 15th.

After that, he will most likely look for more famous opponents than HS Tikky Tokky.

Rooney has been toying with the idea of ​​making his boxing debut for some time, but after accepting the job at Plymouth, he is now concentrating on making a success of his managerial career.

The Manchester United and England legend is much smaller than HS Tikky Tokky, so if Rooney ever plays for the Misfits, it's unlikely he'll be able to keep up with Sullivan.

Whoever is next in line for HS Tikky Tokky will surely give him a tougher fight than Fensom.