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Live MMA Cage Fighting and VIP Dinner Experience
Hosts: Steve and Rada Bash (P ’27 & ’29)
Date: November 7
Time: VIP Reception and First Bout 5:00 pm * Dinner 7:30 pm
Location: The Commerce Casino & Hotel, 6131 Telegraph Rd, Commerce (45 Min. from Studio City)
Max # of Guests: 50
Watch the fights from the best seats!
Get ready for an all-access VIP night at the fights. Join us for an unforgettable evening of high-energy MMA action. Enjoy the fights from the exclusive VIP section with access to the VIP tent, where you can grab a drink and snacks and mingle before and throughout the action. Then get ready to witness “The Future of the Fight Game” with VIP table seats, dinner, and great people. There are even some casino tables available right inside the fight venue (must be 21+ to play).
California’s most active fight promotion, Bash Boxing presents live Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in the cage at Commerce Casino. Up Next Fighting (UNF) 36 will feature former UFC veteran “Curtious” Curtis Millender taking on former Cage Wars Champion Malik “No Mercy” Abdulmumin. UNF 36 will also feature three UNF Rising Stars Championship Title bouts showcasing some of California's best prospects. Over 15 MMA bouts are currently scheduled!
UP Next Fighting (UNF) is California's premier MMA promotion, with 35 live MMA events since 2022, and several fighters who have graduated to the UFC. Come watch the “Future of the Fight Game” live at Commerce Casino.
For more information, visit bashboxing.com or upnextfighting.com
Please note: This is an ALL AGES event, and Campbell Hall students and friends, accompanied by an adult, are invited. The 21+ disclaimer on the flyer is for gambling and not attendance at the event.
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