Going to a boxing event alone?????

[MaryJane]

Going solo to a boxing event actually makes you notice the details more, the tension before each round, the momentum shifts, and how quickly everything can change with one punch. That same focus on timing and reading the situation is what I like about using a mobile betting app like https://parimatch.in.net/app/, where coefficients are clear and bets can be placed fast right from the phone. The game flow stays simple and easy to understand, so you’re not distracted by the interface and can just enjoy the action while chasing a potential win at your own pace.

[ELPacman]

Funny this thread has been dug up from the grave, but makes me want to post an experience I had.

I was in PR for Verdejo vs some bum with Pitufo as the co-main. My 2 buddies I went with went to get drinks immediately, so I walked into the venue and sat down where my seat was and I'm literally sitting next to this beautiful woman who was also "alone". I'm like, yo, this feels like a setup. I'm trying to figure out, should I make some convo with her, what's the deal that she's all dressed up and nobody is with her? In my mind, I'm like, naaah, her man has to be around. As I sat in awkward silence next to her for a few minutes hoping my buddies show up to break the awkwardness, I see this jacked diesel dude walking down the aisle looking right at me with drinks in his hand. He sits right next to her and they begin talking. I was thinking, damn, I'm glad I didn't try to get a convo going with her and he shows up thinking I'm trying to hit on her (which I wish I could have, lol). He was like 250+lbs of muscle and back then I was like 160lbs, skinny as a rail, lol.