CHASE DeMoor shot to fame as a hunk in trunks on Too Hot To Handle.
The reality star is now swapping the beach for the boxing ring as he takes on fellow reality star Kelz in the Misfits ring. Here’s his story.
Born on June 12, 1996, Chase DeMoor is a reality star and professional athlete from Seattle, Washington.
Before going on Too Hot To Handle he was known for being a footballer.
His career on the football field saw him play defense for the likes of the Arizona Rattlers and the Houston Linemen.
Away from sport and TV, Chase is also an influencer, and you can follow him on his popular Instagram and TikTok handles, both called @chasedemoor.
Too Hot To Handle fame
In 2021, Chase shot to fame on season two of Netflix’s reality show Too Hot Handle.
In his intro tape, he described himself as “100% the alpha male”.
He also said that having just come out of a five-year relationship, his sex drive had “sky rocketed through the roof”.
Chase also said he prided himself on being a ladies’ man.
Following the success on the show, he was snapped up for other reality shows.
Chase has also appeared on fellow Netflix series, The Perfect Match.
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Becoming a boxer
Chase has switched his focus from reality TV to become a Misfits Boxing star.
On November 28, 2024, he takes on fellow Too Hot To Handle star Kelz Dyke in the ring.
The heavyweight pair will feature on the Misfits 19 Supercard in Qatar on DAZN PPV.
Before stepping into the ring, the pair got into a war of words at the press conference to promote their fight.
As the pair traded verbal blows, Chase sparked carnage after throwing water on Kelz.
Boxing record
Chase first took to the ring in a exhibition bout in September 2022.
The clash against Cory Wharton ended in a draw.
He then took part in the X Series 3, which resulted in his first loss due to retirement in round two against Josh Brueckner.
His next opponent was Stevie Knight – which saw him disqualified after a brutal attack.
Chase downed Stevie near the end of round one, but in a moment of madness landed some punches on his rival.
After his disgrace, Chase apologized saying: “I let the moment get the best of me, I truly am sorry & I understand that stepping in the ring is already a risk.
“Congratulations to Stevie and his Win.”
He lost a further two bouts to Alan Belcher and Frankie Freelove.
However in January 2024, he achieved his first win with a knockout of Malcolm Minikon.
In September 2024, he knocked out Terrick Maven in just over 90 seconds for his second straight victory.
