CFN Off-Chain Singapore Event Overview:
- Date & Location: September 19th at Hall C, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
- Key fighters: Hedgedhog, Keith Berry, Dawood Savage, Elroy Crypto, Tina Show, Krown
- Expected Live Attendance: 2000+
- Fights: A total of 12 fights, featuring 16 fighters from the crypto industry and local pro talent
Crypto Fight Night (CFN) is gearing up for its first-ever Asia-Pacific showcase, bringing its unique blend of boxing and crypto to the Marina Bay Sands this month. The event, endorsed by the World Boxing Council, promises a gripping series of matchups that are likely to captivate over 2,000 live attendees and more than 1.5 million viewers online.
CFN Off-Chain Singapore aims to blur the lines between combat sports and cryptocurrency communities, in a spectacle that is fast becoming a hallmark of crossover entertainment.
After successful showings in Dubai and London earlier this year, this innovative platform is gaining momentum as it aims to expand its reach globally. What started in 2021 as an experimental fusion of crypto and boxing has now evolved into a highly anticipated annual series. CFN’s growing status as a “crossover boxing IP” is bolstered by partnerships with some of the biggest names in both industries, including sponsors like Ghaf Capital, Bonk, ApeX Protocol, and Trojan Trading.
“CFN’s entry into Singapore is part of our ongoing efforts to build a truly global crossover boxing brand,” said Rahul Suri, Co-founder and CEO of Crypto Fight Night. “As one of crypto’s most loved networking events, CFN Off-Chain Singapore will play host to some of the biggest names in the industry, with a heady mix of pro challengers and regional boxing talents adding to the adrenaline-charged environment.”
“The next one year will see us take the CFN brand to major crypto conferences in MENA, APAC and the Americas, including in Las Vegas, as part of the brand’s evolution into a year-round league format,” Rahul added.
At its core, CFN is not merely a sports event but a networking powerhouse for crypto investors, entrepreneurs, and influencers. The Singapore edition will feature 12 high-octane matchups between semi-pro boxers, MMA fighters, and crypto celebrities, blending athletic prowess with digital influence.
Among the most anticipated bouts is Web3 influencer HedgedHog, who is set to compete for the coveted CFN Crypto Belt. MMA fighter and boxer Keith Berry, known in the NFT space as “NFT Kid,” will face off against local talent Chento, adding another layer of intrigue to an already star-studded card.
The organizers expect the event to draw 2,000 spectators and 1.5 million livestream viewers, surpassing the viewership numbers from previous editions in London and Dubai. This surge in interest reflects the growing symbiosis between two seemingly disparate worlds—boxing and blockchain—fueled by CFN’s ability to capture the imaginations of both crypto investors and sports fans alike.
Adding to the event’s allure, popular crypto influencers Ansem (@blknoiz06) and BitBoy (@BenArmstrongsX) will provide live commentary, ensuring that the action reaches a global audience of crypto enthusiasts. The event’s hybrid approach of combining entertainment and industry networking is attracting some of the most influential figures in the space, including Web3 investor Nic Carter and the founding teams of Bonk, Bybit, and Tron.
As CFN continues its expansion, the Singapore event will serve as a curtain-raiser for even larger events slated for Las Vegas, Hong Kong, and the UAE. These developments hint at a broader ambition for CFN to become a staple on both the crypto and sports calendars, creating a year-round spectacle that transcends the boundaries of traditional sports.
For more details on Crypto Fight Night: visit https://cfn.wtf/
To register for CFN Off-Chain Singapore: https://ticketmaster.sg/activity/detail/24sg_cfn2024
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