Island Fights Tickets

Island Fights always puts on a good show. Very professional productions and excellent action in the ring. I wish they would do a better job, however, of publishing the fight card with the order of fights and start times. If you have any friends or teammates fighting early in the card, get there early. Several times they’ve started the fights before the published start time, nearly causing me to miss a friend’s fight. Other than that, awesome show. Probably the best you can get for amateur MMA/kickboxing.

I went to support my boy my brother Malosi Moso. It was a great experience with a great atmosphere. I would go again

Haven't been in awhile but last time I went loved it

Barely any contact !!!! Boring!!!!!!! !Could have taken a nap and would have been just as excited.

All the fights were good not as entertaining as I thought they would have been but overall good.

this was the worse fight that I ever seen I could stay home and watch a better fight on TV and save my money Roy jones said that he had torn bicep but at the end of the fight he raised his arms to take the win. I took my three sons to the fights this cost me 200.00 I could have taken them to the ball game that same night and had a better time and save over 150.00 I know so bad so glad

Fights are good. Problems with seating. VIP seating has people whom either works out and/or knows the fighter. These people are very rude and allow others to sit in their lap or stand during the fight. They were very aggressive. Need much more security. Same rule should apply to all.

I thought the fights would be all MMA, but some were boxing matches. The fights were local talent and most were amateurish (but I do give some of the contestants credit for putting on a good show).

We enjoyed ourselves, and had great seats. The parking was close and only $5. The even was affordable, glad to do something new.

The Island fights were very fun to watch. However, the seats were very inconvenient. My tickets were $52 per seat. The view for that price was great. But the seats were small, and the rows that people walked through to get to the seats were very small. There were no cup holders. The venue also sold beer in cups, which was especially inconvenient becAuse the seats were so small and cramped it was impossible to make your way to your seat without spilling your beverage. The simplest fox would be to sell beer in cans or bottles so it wouldn't spill as easily when you climb around back to your seat.