Austin McBroom faces FaZe Temperr at Brand Risk 15 in Miami with both records on the line
Austin McBroom, winless in professional boxing and inactive since April 2023, meets FaZe Temperr, who carries a 1-1 record, in the Brand Risk 15 main event in Miami. The card also features Larry Wheels vs. Vitaly and sons of Anderson Silva and Kimbo Slice.
Austin McBroom and FaZe Temperr headlined Brand Risk 15 at the Brand Risk Arena in Miami, Florida on Saturday night, with both social-media personalities bringing modest professional records into the ring. McBroom entered the bout winless in boxing — 0-1 — and had not competed since April 2023, while Temperr carried a 1-1 pro record into the main event.
The co-main event paired powerlifting personality Larry Wheels against internet figure Vitaly, continuing Brand Risk’s format of matching influencers and online celebrities in competitive bouts.
Among the more notable names on the main card were Gabe Silva, son of MMA legend Anderson Silva, and Kimbo Slice Jr., son of the late street-fighting icon Kevin Ferguson. Their separate appearances added a generational storyline to an already attention-grabbing card.
The full main card also included Bob Menery vs. YK Osiris, Supa Hot Fire vs. Supreme Patty, Julian Newman vs. Thiirty, Kodiyak Redd vs. Jeremy Smith, Yera vs. Tessa, No Neck Jay vs. Shane Chance, Antonio Williams vs. Patrick Okine, Chibu vs. B.M.A Musa, and Anthony Taylor vs. AP The Fighter.
Brand Risk 15 continued the promotion’s established model of staging competitive combat sports events built around social media personalities and internet celebrities rather than traditional professional fighters.
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