CBS Sports host Kate Scott banned from making Misfits Boxing debut as husband Malik says ‘I love her too much'
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KATE SCOTT has been banned from making her boxing debut at Misfits Boxing.
The stunning CBS Sports host had been in training amid speculation she could take the ring.
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He was training her to box does not want to see her in the ring
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Kate, 43, was one name that was suggested could be in line for a Misfits celebrity-style crossover fight.
Her training appeared to be going well as she was coached by her boxing trainer husband Malik Scott.
She had been filmed punching pads held by Scott while in Los Angeles.
However, he has now revealed that he has BANNED his wife from entering the ring.
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Scott has claimed that the chance of seeing the presenter with gloves on is "dead" but only because he "loves" her so much.
Speaking to Thunderpick, Scott said: "I would say it's dead forever.
"I've been in love with Kate the last few years, and the love has got deeper and deeper and deeper, and at one time Kate boxing was something I was entertaining.
"But I'm so crazy about this woman that I would never want to see her box right now.
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"I was deeply in love with her before, and was sketchy and nervous about it, and now I just can't even imagine it.
"I'm cool with just training my wife on pads.
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"We were looking at fights together, but I never want to see her box.
"I wouldn't say I persuaded her, but my energy speaks for itself.
"It's not something that I bring up. It's not something that I entertain."
Kate and Scott tied the knot back in September 2024.
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Scott had been linked with a Misfits Boxing fight night
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The stunning presenter is best known for her work on CBS Sports
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She first joked that she got engaged in October 2023 while on CBS Sports' coverage of the Champions League.
She and Malik were seen for the first time together in a loved-up Instagram post in March 2024.
Malik is also a former heavyweight boxer with an impressive 38-3-1 record.
He is best known for his training of former champion Deontay Wilder.
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She heads up CBS' Champions League coverage
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