BRANDRISK 015 Sets Aug. 22 Miami Card for McBroom-FaZe Temper Bout

Q: After a shocking first-round knockout at today's BRANDRISK 015, who will Austin McBroom target next in the ring?

Bryce Hall appears to be Austin McBroom’s most likely next target. McBroom stopped FaZe Temperrr with a first-round knockout in the BRANDRISK 015 main event in Miami, a finish widely described in post-fight coverage as a one-punch, highlight-reel KO. In the reporting that followed, Bryce Hall was identified as a possible next opponent for McBroom at a future Brand Risk show. That matchup would make sense given their history and McBroom’s standing in influencer boxing. McBroom remains one of the biggest crossover names in the space, and a renewed fight with Hall would carry built-in audience interest across YouTube, Kick and Twitch. So, based on the available event coverage, the clearest answer is that McBroom is expected to set his sights on Bryce Hall next.

Q: Following their dramatic Miami brawl, will Gabe Silva and Baby Slice truly take their explosive rivalry into an MMA cage?

Maybe, but there is no confirmed MMA booking yet. What is clear is that the rivalry escalated at Brand Risk 15 in Miami, where Gabe Silva stopped Kevin Ferguson Jr., known as Baby Slice, by second-round TKO after surviving early trouble. Silva dropped him twice in the second round, and the referee waved it off with two seconds left. The strongest evidence for a cage rematch is Baby Slice’s own post-fight challenge. After the loss, he said they should “run it back in MMA,” adding that “it’s only right.” That matters because Ferguson has real MMA experience, including a Bellator background, so an MMA rematch is plausible from his side. But as of now, there is no public indication that Silva accepted, no promoter announcement, and no date, venue or contract reported. Silva’s immediate post-fight comments focused more on the emotional weight of the matchup as the sons of Kimbo Slice and Anderson Silva than on confirming a second fight under MMA rules. So the most accurate answer is that the idea is real, but only as a challenge, not a scheduled bout. Given the name value, the dramatic finish and Baby Slice’s MMA background, promoters would have a marketable rematch if both sides agree. Until that happens, though, it remains a possibility rather than a settled next step.

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Aug. 22 is the date for BRANDRISK 015, which will stage the McBroom vs. FaZe Temper main event at the Brand Risk Warehouse in Miami, Florida.
8 p.m. ET is the listed main-card start time, with the event set to stream on YouTube, Kick via adinross, and Twitch.
10 undercard fights were also announced, including Bob Menery vs. YK Osiris, Supa Hot Fire vs. Supreme Patty and Julian Newman vs. Thiirty.
Other matchups include Kimbo Slice Jr. vs. Gabe Silva, Anthony Taylor vs. AP The Fighter and No Neck Jay vs. Frankie LaPenna, rounding out a creator-heavy boxing card.