'Fire this fool' - Ringside footage shows cameraman accidentally slapped fighter during knockout on Misfits Boxing show as Corn beats Unbaer

Ringside footage has revealed a bizarre moment occurred during Corn's win over Unbaer on Saturday night.

The influencer boxing fight took place on Misfits Boxing's show in Nashville and was a rematch of their previous clash two months ago.

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Unbaer was victorious via a controversial split decision when the pair first met on May 13.

That was on the undercard of KSI vs Joe Fournier and left fans clamouring for a second fight between them.

The rematch was indeed made and scheduled for Saturday night.

This time, Corn would not be denied.

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In the fourth and final round he first forced a standing count as he pummelled Unbaer, leaving him bleeding.

Unbaer bravely fought on, but the end was nigh.

Corn pushed him against the ropes and unleashed a series of punches which forced the referee to jump in and stop the contest.

It initially went unseen at the time, but ringside footage from another angle has shown that the DAZN cameraman also landed a blow on Unbaer during the knockout.

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As the cameraman stood on the ring apron next to where the action heated up, he was pushed back.

Seemingly trying to regain his balance, he frantically attempted to grab hold of the ring ropes, but instead accidentally slapped Unbaer on the head.

Some fans have reacted differently to this footage though, not entirely convinced it was an accident at all.

Influencer boxing pundit Wade Plemons said: "Immediately fire this fool. No camera man should be putting hands on fighters AT ALL."

And one fan said: "What do you expect from such an unprofessional organisation?"

However, a second fan insisted: "Y’all are coming after the camera man, but look closely. He clearly tried grabbing the rope, and notice how the camera starts to dip. He obviously didn’t want to be filming the floor, so had to quickly revert back to holding it properly."

And a third added: "He reached for the rope and missed. Simples!"