Match the fighters and price the whole show
Matchmaking combines the sporting decision and the promoter's budget. Your boxer needs a live contract, medical clearance and no existing scheduled bout. Choose an available opponent outside your stable in the same division.
Agree terms before the bell
Select four, six or eight rounds for ordinary bouts, ten for regional titles and eliminators, or twelve for world titles. Choose a balanced, pressure or counter approach. Opponent purse demands change with difficulty and rival promoter premiums. An offer below the asking price triggers a counteroffer. There is no guaranteed winning tactic and no rematch clause in this version.
Read every line of the deal sheet
Pick the venue, production, ticket price, marketing and a date one to eight weeks ahead. The quote lists both purses, fees, sanctioning and operating costs, break-even attendance and the cash reserve needed for weekly bills. Competitive matchups improve gate demand; repeated opponents reduce it. Guarantees are paid at signing; projected receipts are not cash you already hold. Leave a reserve for weekly bills. See the worked $6,460 small-hall budget, then follow your signed show in My Events.
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