Get IN Athletic Commission Boxing Promoter’s Permit Event Checklist 2009-2024

Promoter License AGE: Applicant must be at least 18 years old. BUSINESS: If applying as a business: ... SECURITY: A surety bond (or other security acceptable to the Commission) in the amount of $15,000 must be submitted to the Commission. ... FEE: Pay $250 non-refundable fee by credit card or electronic check.

Advertise your event. Let people know about your event and where they can buy tickets. There many ways to do this including: Social media. Flyers and posters.

Referee License AGE: Applicant must be at least 18 years old. EXPERIENCE: Provide a statement of referee experience (minimum of 2 years) for amateur boxing, kickboxing, or mixed martial arts. ANNUAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: Provide results of a physical examination to establish physical fitness to act as a referee.

Promoter License AGE: Applicant must be at least 18 years old. BUSINESS: If applying as a business: ... SECURITY: A surety bond (or other security acceptable to the Commission) in the amount of $15,000 must be submitted to the Commission. ... FEE: Pay $250 non-refundable fee by credit card or electronic check.

Take good photos, post regular videos, engage with those following you and tell your story every day in order to see your pages grow. Big promotions will see fighters with huge followings as a big bonus when they are actively looking for new signings.

Apply for a promoters license. Complete the application, which includes information about your business affairs, experience in the area of boxing, and any personal associations with members of the boxing commission board, contestants, judges or other officials who may be involved in a boxing match.

Take good photos, post regular videos, engage with those following you and tell your story every day in order to see your pages grow. Big promotions will see fighters with huge followings as a big bonus when they are actively looking for new signings.

Here's a breakdown of the fighter's crew and their respective take rates: Promoter - 20% to 25% of the fight night purse, with a max of up to 33% in the USA. Manager - 15% and 20% of all professional earnings (purse, ads, commercials, PPVs, live gate, etc.) Boxing trainer - 10% to 20% of fight night purse.