So that Delonte West-Michael Beasley fight went about as predictable as it could be. Between the guy who got beaten by Lance Stephenson last year (Beasley) and someone who just spent $65,000 on new teeth (West), expectations for Brand Risk…

Former NBA player Michael Beasley defeated fellow ex-NBA guard Delonte West via first-round technical knockout during a heavyweight boxing bout at the Brand Risk 16 event in Miami. The contest lasted only 38 seconds before Beasley knocked West down, and the referee counted West out after he failed to beat the 10-count. Further chaos ensued when the ring announcer erroneously announced West as the winner before the referee intervened to raise Beasley's hand.
Following the defeat, a dazed West made light of the knockout in his post-fight interview, joking that he needed Narcan and that his brain was dizzy. The victory provided Beasley with a rebound win following his previous combat sports loss to Lance Stephenson, while critics and fans on social media voiced concern regarding the event's matchmaking and West's health history.
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