I love watching live boxing!

[Baal]

I can't do that often because I have quite a distance to travel, but in Japan local support is always very loyal. I like to observe live actions, the atmosphere is secondary to me

[greynotsoold]

Live boxing is a drug; I've seen many people that had no interest going in leave starry eyed.
I have seen fight from nosebleed seats, from lower seat, 3rd row and ringside. The closer the better. Nothing beats standing on the ring apron.

[TIC]

live cards are the best

[Wallywal]

Live is good only if you have good seat. Most people after 20th row start watching the big screen.

[Beanz]

Live boxing is a drug; I've seen many people that had no interest going in leave starry eyed.
I have seen fight from nosebleed seats, from lower seat, 3rd row and ringside. The closer the better. Nothing beats standing on the ring apron.

It is like a drug and yes nothing better than being ringside. I am lucky to have knelt with my elbows on the canvas for a few years now and I miss it in the gaps between shows. Made a lot of great friends through boxing and I get to see everything from the ring being put up, fighters bring gloved, to the post fight dressing room celebrations/commiserations and the ring being dismantled. I get to talk to and see fighters and their teams at their highest and lowest, after winning/losing titles and being on both side of brutal Ko's and stppages/dodgy decisions.

Next out in April and it can't come fast enough.

[TitoFan]

We were off to the left of the camera angle. Maybe 40-50 feet away at most and a perfect viewing angle.

Only glitch was the video cameraman standing just outside the ropes. Next time we'll choose seats taking that in mind.