February 25 show at the Medieval Times Castle selling fast
In recent weeks there has been a buzz amongst boxing fans all across North Jersey. They are all in great anticipation for the professional boxing card scheduled for February 25 at the Medieval Times Castle in Lyndhurst, NJ. The event cleverly titled “Fight Night” has been selling tickets at a brisk pace. After putting together a stellar show in his promotional debut this past October, Dignity Promotions have teamed up with David Feldman’s Felko Promotions to stage another great boxing event.
“We had such a positive response from our first show at Medieval Times. Fans leaving the venue that night where already asking me when our next show will take place,” said Dignity Promotions’ Mike Indri.
“Our goal was to put on a great show at a fair price for the boxing fans and I truly believe that we accomplished that, especially looking at how well the fans have responded for this upcoming event. So far ticket sales have been going well.”
The card features three fighters making their professional debuts.
Lightweight Danny Valle comes from a rich boxing background. Valle is the grandson of notable trainer Victor Valle Sr., an accomplished trainer in the 1980s who has trained numerous world champions including the likes of former world champion Billy Costello and Gerry Cooney. His father, Victor Valle Jr., is the current trainer of former heavyweight world champion Oleg Maskaev.
Union City native Nelson Roldan will “finally” be stepping into the squared circle as a professional. The popular and rugged 160 lb. “gym war” veteran plans to impress with his long-awaited opportunity.
Another fighter making his pro debut is former University of Delaware Linebacker Kyle White. White has trained with notable fighters such as Shaun George and current jr. welterweight champion Kendall Holt. The Hoboken resident will be competing in the 168 lb. super middleweight division.
Headlining the card will be Cruiserweight title challenger Bobby Gunn. Gunn, the current WBC USNBC champion, will now be fighting for the vacant WBA NABA Cruiserweight crown. A victory would help him move him one step closer to a fight against an elite 200 lb fighter.
There are 8 scheduled bouts on the fightcard.
Tickets are reasonably priced at $40 Reserved, and $60 for “On The Glass” seats. $75 Floor Seats and VIP Tables (which includes a pre-fight “Meet & Greet”) are also available for purchase.
For Tickets and information please call (610) 291-0806, (201) 741-4994 or visit www.dignityboxing.com.