Real Fighting Championships Tickets

Spacious, accommodating, and easy to find/park (venue). Amazing fights!

RFC can hold their heads high with this great fighting championship series. Quality fighters in a great local format. Big time fighting for quite reasonable pricing. If you are a fan of Bellator or UFC, you have to attend an RFC event.

So glad that I got to go and watch my friend defend his title. Everything was amazing from food to a service to all the fights

First off, my rating is mostly based on the venue in which the event was held. The fights were great, that is for the ones we could actually see. The A LA Carte Pavilion is not the best setup for this type of event. all chairs are on flat ground. Even though the fight cage is elevated, it is still difficult to see over the person in front of you. There is no apparent crowd control. I saw one security person and he spent the whole time standing at the entrance door. The reason I mention crowd control is because my grandson and I were sitting in general admission about 5 rows back and on the end of the row. Actually pretty decent seats or so I thought. We were able to see the first two fights but after that we saw nothing. As soon as a fight would start, everyone who was standing in the back would rush up the aisle and stand not only in the aisle but would stand in front of the people in the front row as well. Blocking the view of everyone who had seats. I've never in my life seen such total disregard for the people who had seats, nor the lack of security to remedy the situation. We couldn't even see the TV screens they had set up. Because of this we missed all of the other fights and ended up leaving before the start of the last fight. I told the security on my way out and he said he was unaware of this happening. Well, how could he when all he did was stand in the back and never move from that spot. Anyhow, I was very disappointed with the whole situation and felt like I didn't get my money's worth.

Good match fights. The seating could be better (elevated) to see inside the ring better.