As I walked around sulking for about 48 hours last week post-fight, I found myself defaulting to "It wasn't the result we were looking for" when asked how the fight went.

After 15 exciting bouts of boxing, New York 2018 Fight Night closed out with a bang; here?s the story of the rowdy crowd (in matching t-shirts!) who stayed ?til the end to cheer on Max Padrid.

Tonight, I win?

That she?d commit to helping other cancer patients and their families immediately after losing her own mother says almost everything you need to know about Laura Teicher. She never ever stays down. We met when she signed on to fight in the 2018 NYC...

With 32 different men and women stepping into the ring for the first time on November 15th you can imagine there must be a lot of nerves and emotions swirling around. Excitement, fear, anticipation, hope, dread, the list goes on.

From a boxing/training perspective, many talk about the last 6 weeks. This is the time to tighten the screws, work on strategy, and keep pushing cardio. This isn?t the time for strength training, this isn?t the time to punch the shit out of the bag?...

The brave 2018 New York City boxers have reached the midpoint of training. This month, the fighters met at Church Street Boxing Club in Tribecca for a day of sparring and a complete media workout.

With 32 different women stepping in the ring for the first time on October 10th you can imagine there must be a lot of nerves and emotions swirling around. Excitement, fear, anticipation, hope, dread, the list goes on.

All boxers know that when Fight Night?s on the horizon, there?s no shortage of advice going around. Fellow boxers, coaches, and well-intentioned friends chime in with ideas on how to succeed (or survive!) in those eight minutes in the ring.

Why fight? For my grandfather who didn?t get the chance to walk my mom down the aisle. For my aunt and cousin who will get the chance to watch their kids grow to become adults but always be left wondering if it will come back.