- Afghan Dan appeared to dislocate his shoulder in his Misfits fight with Little T
- Rap rivals brawled on undercard of former UFC star Darren Till's clash with Anthony Taylor
- Little T claimed the victory via technical knockout as his opponent was unable to continue with the injury
Afghan Dan suffered a serious shoulder injury in his fight with Little T at Misfits Boxing 20, forcing an immediate end to the clash.
After throwing a punch with his right hand, the YouTube star grimaced and grabbed his shoulder, which may have been dislocated.
Shortly after, the referee came to check him in the middle of the ring and began a ten-second count, while his opponent waited in his corner for the verdict.
Afghan Dan grimaced as he stood defeated by the ropes and the referee gave Little T the TKO victory.
The abrupt end to the fight brought the curtain down on a disastrous performance for the Afghan Dan. The first ten seconds of the fight saw him turn his back on his opponent three times.
His technique was more than questionable, and after two rounds of comical striking, fans were spared the sight of watching the third and final round due to the stoppage.
The feud emerged as a continuation of the pair's viral rap battles on BGMedia in the mid-2010s.
After the result, Little T insisted that the dispute between the two was resolved, while reveling in his victory.
Afghan Dan appeared to dislocate his shoulder in his Misfits 20 fight with Little T on Saturday.
The rapper-turned-boxer was unable to continue, meaning his opponent earned a TKO victory.
“The meat was resolved,” he told DAZN. 'The man shook his hand, gave him a hug and that.
But obviously, I told you, everyone thought I was being a big kid, a guy trying to sell it.
“I told you I would come to do what I did, stop in the second round, let's go.”
Then he added: “I kept going around, I just wanted to knock him out.”
'I know that every time I hit him in the back of the head, if it had been in his face, he would have been boom, asleep.
'He knew my power then, that's why he wanted to shake my hand, the man is doing it!'
The matchup was part of the undercard of former UFC star Darren Till's fight with Anthony Taylor.
Till claimed victory after a sixth-round knockout and left Taylor needing oxygen after he collapsed as he left the ring.