Todd Grisham maintains that while Misfits Boxing embraces entertainment and influencer personalities, it functions as a serious sport that demands respect for the rules.

“everything outside the ring is fun and games and we play into it we have it up and influencers but once the Bell Rings we take this very seriously we have real referees we have real commissions involved and the fighters have to treat it with respect as well”

Jonathan Coachman claims that Misfits Boxing takes the sport very seriously once the bell rings, requiring participants to adhere to professional rules and show respect.

“at the end of the day this is going to be a collision this is going to be a huge fight with two huge guys and I'm pumped for it”

Astrid Wett believes the platform provides a legitimate competitive environment where participants must demonstrate true boxing skill and composure in the ring.

“I feel like it really doesn't matter when you're in that ring you don't focus on anything outside of it you're focusing what's going on in there”

The primary objective of Misfits boxing is to create new stars and elevate the profiles of existing ones.

“I think that was one of the one of the main objectives when we set this out to create stars and elevate existing stars to new new lengths as well to new heights”

The Misfits organization effectively identifies and develops talent to show the world their capabilities over multiple events.

“that's what misfitz does as an organization is we can get these people bring them in and show the world just how great they really are we're not putting on one event and then disappearing into the woods all right we're doing time after time we're on number 18 and we needed these Stars”