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Founded: 1997

Promoter: Brian Halquist Productions

Region of Focus: Pacific Northwest

First Event: Battle at the Boat 1 (July 9, 1997)

Battle at the Boat Tickets

Set to celebrate an uninterrupted run of nearly 23 years in which more than 120 total events have been staged, Brian Halquist Productions’ Battle at the Boat Boxing series is one of the most highly respected and longstanding of regional boxing promotions. Despite its focus in the Pacific Northwest, it is, in fact, the longest-running professional boxing series in the United States. To add to its impressive list of accolades, the promotion has also hosted five world title fights over the course of its history. Fighters from all weight classes and of all skill levels have laced up their gloves under its banner and gone to battle for the approval of screaming crowds and the right to be called the best. Thus, when you attend a Battle at the Boat event, not only will you have the chance to enjoy some of the finest boxing matches going on in the entire United States, but you’ll also have the opportunity to become a part of boxing history. Buy your Battle at the Boat tickets at StubHub today and watch top-notch boxers throw down.

What are some recent Battle at the Boat events?

Battle at the Boat 125, which took place on January 17, 2020, and featured a main event 10-round welterweight fight between Dannie Williams and Andre Keys that Williams won via unanimous decision. Before that, Battle at the Boat took place on November 9, 2019, and featured a main event bout in which Andre Keys defeated Manuel Monteiro by unanimous decision. Previous to that, there was Battle at the Boat 123, which happened on September 7, 2019, in which Chris Reyes defeated Manuel Monteiro via a 10th-round knockout.

What are some upcoming Battle at the Boat events scheduled for the year 2020?

Promoter Brian Halquist Productions has released a comprehensive schedule showing all of its planned events for 2020. Among them will be Battle at the Boat 126, which is set to take place on March 21, 2020; Battle at the Boat 127, which is scheduled for May 30, 2020; Battle at the Boat 128, which is meant to happen on May 30, 2020, and Battle at the Boat 129, which has been scheduled for November 7, 2020. It has been decided that all of these events will take place in Tacoma, Wash. at the Emerald Queen Casino. As of yet, the fight cards for these planned events have not been determined, so be sure to check Battle at the Boat’s StubHub page regularly to see when tickets for each event go on sale and which fights will happen at which events.

Which venues have Battle at the Boat boxing events taken place in?

From its beginnings in 1997, Battle at the Boat has always called the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma home. This venue is owned by the Puyallup Tribe and has been the event’s consistent host on all but a relatively few occasions.

What are some other boxing and general combat sports events which are similar to Battle at the Boat?

In addition to Battle at the Boat, Brian Halquist Productions also hosts a periodic MMA event, also usually held at the Emerald Queen Casino, called CageSport MMA. There have already been dozens of CageSport MMA shows to date since its beginning in 2008. In addition to this, some other boxing events that fans might be interested revolve around promotions, like Premier Boxing Champions, Matchroom Boxing, Showtime Championship Boxing, IBF Boxing, Joe Hand Boxing and Star Boxing.

Approximately how often are Battle at the Boat events held by Brian Halquist Productions?

As can be seen from a glance at Brian Halquist Productions' complete events schedule for the years 2019 and 2020, the promotion stages one Battle at the Boat event every two to three months. All events are generally held between the months of March and November each year. Some deviations from this general schedule do occasionally happen, but they are generally not serious ones.Back to Top