$25 for One Reserved Ticket to "The Big Rock Out" Pro Boxing Event ($50 Value)
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- Pro boxing & rock music
- Buddy & Bo Davis's induction into Ring of Honor
- Performance by Holdcell
For $25, today's side deal gets you one reserved ticket to "The Big Rock Out" professional boxing event and rock concert (a $50 value) at the Georgia World Congress Center on Andrew Young International Boulevard.
"The Big Rock Out" aims to combine face punching with ear drumming through a nine-fight boxing card and a high-decibel rock concert. On Dec. 2, the Hard Rock Cafe on Peachtree will house a free performance by Atlanta-bred axe-grinders Holdcell (8 p.m.–11 p.m.). On December 3, the 3.9 million square foot Georgia World Congress Center will host welterweights Paul Delgado and Chris Gray, where they'll resolve who gets to wear the Southern Regional IBF/USBA Title belt like any other fashion dispute––by bopping each other in the nose. Attendees can view the fights at a safe distance in a front-and-center reserved seat, where they'll be able to see the boxers exchange unfriendly salutations from a close distance. Also featured will be the induction of amateur boxing pioneers Buddy and Bo Davis into "The Big Rock Out's" Ring of Honor, and appearances from ring girls, who mysteriously materialize in the ring every three minutes.
Must be 18 years or older to attend.
- Pro boxing & rock music
- Buddy & Bo Davis's induction into Ring of Honor
- Performance by Holdcell
For $25, today's side deal gets you one reserved ticket to "The Big Rock Out" professional boxing event and rock concert (a $50 value) at the Georgia World Congress Center on Andrew Young International Boulevard.
"The Big Rock Out" aims to combine face punching with ear drumming through a nine-fight boxing card and a high-decibel rock concert. On Dec. 2, the Hard Rock Cafe on Peachtree will house a free performance by Atlanta-bred axe-grinders Holdcell (8 p.m.–11 p.m.). On December 3, the 3.9 million square foot Georgia World Congress Center will host welterweights Paul Delgado and Chris Gray, where they'll resolve who gets to wear the Southern Regional IBF/USBA Title belt like any other fashion dispute––by bopping each other in the nose. Attendees can view the fights at a safe distance in a front-and-center reserved seat, where they'll be able to see the boxers exchange unfriendly salutations from a close distance. Also featured will be the induction of amateur boxing pioneers Buddy and Bo Davis into "The Big Rock Out's" Ring of Honor, and appearances from ring girls, who mysteriously materialize in the ring every three minutes.
Must be 18 years or older to attend.