Never been to a boxing fight

[byrdgang]

is it really all that?

i dont see how you can appreciate a fight when you cant see it properly.

only plus is the fact you have atmosphere, but at home i can just put the volume up and create the same effect

so all in all, is it even worth going?

[M.I Truth ?]

is it really all that?

i dont see how you can appreciate a fight when you cant see it properly.

only plus is the fact you have atmosphere, but at home i can just put the volume up and create the same effect

so all in all, is it even worth going?

Yes. You can see fine if get decent seats. Running into fighters before and after fights make it well worth it as well.

[-EAGLE-]

it's awesome. been to a lot of fights. the feeling you get is great.

just as soccer, fc Barcelona - atletico madrid my last match, loved it

[TBear]

You should for the experience. You see a completely view than you get on tv. It is a great experience!

[Guest]

Get good seats. Hear the thud of the punches. Watch the sweat and blood fly.
Watch the crowd get amped. See hot babes and former fighters.


Well worth it.

[Ray Corso]

It's a "Live" show! Can't beat a live boxing event. Bring your girl or wife and be ready for some activity later on! Women who have never been usually love the excitement! You'll have a different perspective for boxing thats for sure!! Its very very "Real" live! Ray.

[Hitman932]

Get good seats. Hear the thud of the punches. Watch the sweat and blood fly.
Watch the crowd get amped. See hot babes and former fighters.


Well worth it.

I agree.

Going out to Las Vegas for a big fight is something every fan should do - like a boxing pilgrimage - but any fight will really do for a fan that hasn't experienced it before.

I don't think people realize how awesome Vegas is when a big fight is in town, how many fighters show up and how easily accessible they are.

When I went to the Hatton-Pauli fight I met Librado Andrade, Chad Dawson, Ricky Hatton, Juan Diaz, James Kirkland, Brian Vera, Al Bernstein and Roger Mayweather all in about a one hour window.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

You need to attend a live event. Definitely way better than at home and you will also appreciate what these guys do more afterwards.


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[Hitman932]

You need to attend a live event. Definitely way better than at home and you will also appreciate what these guys do more afterwards.


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I think the word "event" really says it all.

A boxing match isn't just a fight. There are press conferences, weigh ins, confrontations, undercard matches, etc

When you experience that palpable tension and feel it build up firsthand over the course of 2-3 days you get a great perspective on what makes boxing so unique.

[Ringlife]

Its fun going to see a fight live if I could do it all the time I would.