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Published on January 16, 2008 at 3:01am
Professional boxers have earned a special type of respect. While we tend to avoid physical confrontations at all costs, they willingly walk into a roped-off square and order a can of whoop-ass. Yes, theres a referee to make sure things dont get too ugly, but were more comfortable outside the ring. Which is why well be at tonights Fight Night in the Keys, watching comfortably from the sidelines.
You might think it weird for professional fisticuffs to be going down in one of the nations most idyllic places, but Key West has been the site of this type of action since the days of Ernest Hemingway. Rationalize your witnessing the gore as taking part in history; plus the bouts are going to be on ESPN 2s Friday Night Fights! The gates at Mallory Square open at 6 p.m., and the pounding begins at 7. General admission starts at $35, and VIP passes cost $165, which includes entrance to parties and a prefight reception.
Fri., Jan. 18, 6 p.m., 2008