Demi Sims wins in her debut fight on Misfits: how the coach's daughter Joshua impressed with boxing.

According to The Sun: Television star Demi Sims triumphed in her debut at Misfits Boxing, winning on points against Nadesha Hopkins.

Sims, who has already appeared on shows such as 'The Only Way is Essex' and 'Made in Chelsea', has a boxing background.

Tony's father is a well-known trainer who has worked with boxers like Conor Benn and former world champion Anthony Joshua.

It seems his training paid off: Demi confidently won against Hopkins.

Sims showcased an impressive left jab from the start of the fight.

This punch became the foundation for a combination of rights, resulting in the referee giving Hopkins a standing count in the first round.

Demi, who fought under the guidance of former middleweight champion Darren Barker, continued to press in the second round.

Her impressive left hook hit the target, and she dominated the fight.

Although Hopkins had just made her ring debut, she proved to be a worthy opponent.

But Sims remained on top, controlling the match with her jab, occasionally threatening with a stoppage.

Fight Summary

Hopkins lasted all four rounds, but all three judges unanimously voted for Sims' victory.

After the fight, Demi celebrated her victory in the ring with her father Tony, who due to licensing restrictions from the British Boxing Association could not work with her.

This fight marked Sims' debut in Misfits Boxing, a platform for crossover fights featuring celebrities founded by boxer and YouTube star KSI.

Her cousin Joey Essex also participated in the evening, making his debut against Portuguese influencer Numeiro.

This victory was an important step for Demi Sims in the boxing world and highlighted her sporting potential. By displaying confident play, she earned the attention of a large audience that will follow her future successes. Now Sims has the opportunity to improve her skills and compete at new levels, given the support of her family and the injuries that help her achieve her goals in sports.