Austin McBroom secured a first-round knockout victory against Thomas Oliveira, known as FaZe Temperrr, in the main event of Brand Risk 15 at the Brand Risk Warehouse in Miami on Saturday, August 22, 2026. The cruiserweight bout ended at 1:37 of the opening round.
Main Event Knockout at the Brand Risk Warehouse
Austin McBroom delivered a definitive end to the Brand Risk 15 main event by landing a decisive left hand that sent Thomas Oliveira straight to the canvas. The cruiserweight bout, hosted at the Brand Risk Warehouse in Miami, Florida, concluded just 1 minute and 37 seconds into the first round on Saturday, August 22, 2026, as Brand Risk Promotions staged its latest influencer boxing card.
Both fighters showed confidence as they exchanged on the feet with McBroom all smiles as he set up his punches with Temperrr using his length and size to his advantage. Time and again, the fighters were just tempting fate as they stepped into the exchanges without showing much defense. That strategy backfired in a major way when both McBroom and Temperrr stepped into the pocket and they threw with fight-finishing intentions. But only McBroom landed this time as he uncorked a hellacious left hand that landed directly on the button and Faze Temperrr went down on a heap on the canvas. The reaction from the commentary team and the crowd told the whole story as just about everybody involved got scared for a moment on whether or not Faze Temperrr was actually going to make it off the canvas. It was a knockout delivered by McBroom to cap off the Brand Risk 15 main event.
Entering the ring, Oliveira held a size and length advantage and was viewed as the more seasoned fighter, entering at 1-1 with prior influencer boxing experience that included a bout against KSI. McBroom, who had not competed since April 2023 and carried a 0-1 professional record into the fight, quickly turned the tide when both fighters stepped into the pocket and traded punches with aggressive intentions. Only McBroom connected cleanly, dropping his opponent with a heavy blow that left spectators and commentators visibly concerned over the recovery time on the canvas.
Surprise Spectators and Undercard Results
The event drew notable attention outside the ring as well. UFC CEO Dana White was spotted watching the card in the stands while the UFC Sacramento card was happening at the same time. Meanwhile, Bryce Hall was spotted at ringside and has been floated as a potential next opponent for McBroom at a future Brand Risk show. The pair had previously fought in 2021, with McBroom winning by TKO.
The supporting fight card featured several notable crossover and second-generation combat sports names, and was part of an event schedule that followed the promotion’s earlier 2026 shows, including Brand Risk 14 which mixed MMA and boxing and was held at the UFC Apex. The official full card, announced by Brand Risk Promotions, featured a main event of Austin McBroom vs. FaZe Temperrr (Thomas Oliveira) in cruiserweight boxing, and a co-main event of Larry Wheels vs. Vitaly (Vitaly Zdorovetskiy) in heavyweight boxing. The undercard featured 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. Frankie LaPenna, Gabe Silva (son of Anderson Silva) vs. Kimbo Slice Jr. (Kevin Ferguson Jr.), Bang Williams (Antonio “Bang” Williams) vs. Patrick Okine, Chibu vs. B.M.A. Musa, and Anthony Taylor vs. AP The Fighter.
Gabe Silva, son of Anderson Silva, defeated Kimbo Slice Jr. (Kevin Ferguson Jr.) via second-round TKO at 2:58, surviving an early knockdown before landing the finishing blow. Adin Ross vowed to give both fighters a bonus. Another high-profile heavyweight pairing between Larry Wheels and Vitaly Zdorovetskiy ended in a no-contest after Wheels knocked Vitaly down viciously inside 90 seconds before suffering a torn muscle, prompting the Florida Athletic Commission to intervene.
Streaming and Event Distribution
Adin Ross’s promotional outfit structured the event as a free livestream rather than a traditional pay-per-view model. Broadcast coverage was distributed across major digital platforms, including Kick streams at kick.com/adinross and related Brand Risk streams, YouTube channels for Brand Risk and Adin Ross, Twitch, X (Twitter), and TikTok. The promotion partnered with Rainbet for the event, with official announcements listing coverage at 7:00 p.m. EST and main-card action around 8:00 p.m. ET.
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