How good should your tickets be if going to a fight?

There does seem to be a lot of fights in Texas here, just not a whole lot of competent judges. I was seriously considering the Donaire/WV2 fight. San Antonio's only about two hours away. I just recently moved here from MN and back there wasn't a lot of fights ever. As you can imagine MN isn't a hotbed of boxers. All we have is Litzau. When they did have fights it was usually split with both boxing and MMA. I tried to get my buddies to go to one once but they would rather sit in their garage and drink beers.

As good as you can afford to spend on fun things

if its a good fight then u can go and sit anywhere and have a really good time (just being there is quality). Sometimes tho the cheaper seats have a better view than the more expensive one's. I went to the calzaghe/kessler fight and since it was in a footy stadium a lot of the seats was on the ground level n i couldnt really see anything as i was about 15 rows from the front.

Thanks guys for all the responses. I figured since I didn't make a thread blasting Pacquiao or Mayweather I wouldn't get too many hit so thanks. I always figured just being in the arena would be worth it but figured it would may be hard to tell what was going on in the ring. I've gotten crap seats to football games but I figure that's different since the action is spread over so much more space. I actually live in Corpus Christi TX and am still kicking myself for not going to see Pwill. Can't believe I passed up the opportunity to see his last fight. I dont let any event like thats in my area pass me by. Go to boxrec. To the far right, it says SHOWS SCHEDULE. Change/modify that to show your hometown and every week, check up on it to see what events are coming to areas near you. You can prolly plan that way. I dont know how far San Antonio is from you but Vazquez jr vs Donaire / Chavez jr -Rubio was held there earlier this year and it was televised on HBO. Not a bad event to go to.

Thanks guys for all the responses. I figured since I didn't make a thread blasting Pacquiao or Mayweather I wouldn't get too many hit so thanks. I always figured just being in the arena would be worth it but figured it would may be hard to tell what was going on in the ring. I've gotten crap seats to football games but I figure that's different since the action is spread over so much more space. I actually live in Corpus Christi TX and am still kicking myself for not going to see Pwill. Can't believe I passed up the opportunity to see his last fight.

Only been to one fight, got the cheap seats but the fight wasn't as big as planned so we just went to a spot where we wanted to sit.

ive been to hundreds of fights been going since i was a kid and when i was younger i could only afford the cheapest seats and hd just a good if not better time seats mean **** if your a real fight fan just the atmoSpshere alone give you teh chills been to all types of sporting events NOTING COMPARES TO A GOOD FIGHT NOTHINGGGGGGGGGGGGG GO! ASAP :boxing: Thats right!

try going to local fights, check out the atmosphere, check out the view and then it might help you out when the event gets bigger. Plus those are alot cheaper. But as per your question, I've paid as high as $700 and I've paid for $20-$30 seats. yes closer gets you a better view but TBH I've had a better time in the cheaper seats. Or better yet, stick to the middle sections. My experience though, my opinion. Not everyone goes to get wasted and to talk smack for fun like I do.

ive been to hundreds of fights been going since i was a kid and when i was younger i could only afford the cheapest seats and hd just a good if not better time seats mean **** if your a real fight fan just the atmoSpshere alone give you teh chills been to all types of sporting events NOTING COMPARES TO A GOOD FIGHT NOTHINGGGGGGGGGGGGG GO! ASAP

I got £50 seats for the DeGale-Groves fight and it was a plss take. Was right on the back row. Was so high up you could barely see anything. I got £50 tickets for the Burns-Katsidis fight and they were very good. Was on the middle tier right at the bottom. So we was pretty much above the ring with nobody obstructing us. You can get seats for cheap with a good view, but you have to be quick because they're the first to go.