Adin Ross ready for “war” amid claims that KSI’s Misfits Boxing is suing him
Adin RossAdin Ross is one of Kick’s top streamers who recently broke viewership records on the platform after inviting a Kim Jong Un impersonator on his broadcast.
Kick streamer Adin Ross has said he’s ready for “war” with KSI’s Misfits Boxing amid claims he’s being sued by them.
Adin Ross has quickly become one of the biggest streamers in the world, making himself the king of Kick as the platform’s most followed creator. So far in 2024, the Kick star has taken his content to the next level, purchasing his own warehouse where he’s already hosted several events, including a boxing match.
The 23-year-old’s next boxing event is set to go down on March 16, where KSI’s Misfits Boxing fighter Deen The Great will be touching gloves with Adam Saleh. However, KSI’s boxing promotion is allegedly attempting to sue Adin Ross for using their contracted fighter Deen.
Adin Ross ready for “war” as KSI’s Misfits Boxing sues him
With Deen The Great set to step into the ring, the Misfits boxer alleged on March 5 that his promotion is attempting to sue him for fighting on Adin Ross’ event. “Crazy how I’m sparring on Adin’s stream on the 16th with Adam, not getting paid for it, and Misfits is threatening to sue me,” he wrote on Twitter/X.
On March 8, Adin has now alleged that Misfits is now attempting to sue him as well. “I’m being sued by Misfits,” he said on his livestream. “Misfits served me because they’re insecure, and they can’t let me do my own thing. So that is crazy as f*ck, and it’s just sad, bro.”
But, it appears he won’t be backing down, posting on Twitter/X: “LMAOOOO LETS GO TO WAR.”
Responding to KSI mocking him with laughing and pointing emojis, he claimed the fight is going ahead on March 16 regardless of Misfits attempting to sue him.
“I mean bro [I don’t care] personally I’m still doing it you can try and sue me and Eddie I [swear to god I don’t give a f**k],” he said. “March 16 Dean vs Adam is happening.”
Deen and Saleh were originally supposed to go blow-for-blow with just 10oz gloves, commonly used in professionally sanctioned fights. However, the two will now allegedly spar wearing 14oz gloves. Regardless, Adin is adamant they will step in the ring on March 16.
