Ultra White Collar Boxing Swansea 25.03.2017 Tickets

On the 25th of March 2017, Ultra White Collar Boxing returned to Swansea to showcase an evening of amateur boxing like no other. The event saw a range of novice boxers put their skills and courage to the test in front of a packed audience at the Brangwyn Hall.

For those unfamiliar with the concept of white collar boxing, it involves individuals with no prior experience in the sport undergoing intensive training for several weeks before stepping into the ring against another fighter of similar skill level. Although not for the faint-hearted, it offers participants the opportunity to push themselves physically and mentally while raising money for charity.

The fighters competing on the night were not professional athletes but ordinary people from various walks of life who had decided to take on the challenge of boxing. From lawyers to nurses, they all shared the common goal of pushing themselves outside of their comfort zones and raising money for Cancer Research UK.

The fights themselves were intense and thrilling, with each round seeing the fighters unleash a flurry of punches in an attempt to knock out their opponent. With every punch thrown and landed, the crowd roared with excitement and encouragement, pushing the fighters to strive for victory.

Despite some early nerves, each competitor showed incredible determination and heart throughout their bouts. They pushed themselves to the limit and never gave up, even when things seemed bleak.

The atmosphere in the Brangwyn Hall was electric, with friends and family members cheering and shouting words of support from the sidelines. It was clear that everyone who attended the event was there to have fun, support a good cause and witness some fantastic bouts of boxing.

In the end, Ultra White Collar Boxing Swansea 25.03.2017 succeeded in providing a memorable evening of sporting entertainment that will be remembered fondly by both the fighters and the audience. Not only did it raise money for a worthy cause, but it also showcased the grit, determination and passion required to step into the ring and compete in one of the toughest sports around.