Boxing
Ringside boxing nights across the UK and international title fights.
All Boxing Experiences
Browse our curated portfolio of hospitality packages across the calendar.
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The Imperial promise
Why book with Imperial
Completely hands-off from start to finish
Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.
Everything you need at your fingertips
Store all your event information, tickets, and contact details in one convenient place
Late checkout
Tasting menu
Restaurant reservation
Birthday surprise
Flight upgrades
Trip extension
Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
On-site team
Our hosts are with you from arrival to checkout. There is always someone on the ground.
ATOL protected
Every package is financially protected under our ATOL licence. Your booking is secure end to end.
The headline fixtures
Flagship experiences hand-picked by our hosts. The weekend they would book for their own clients first.
Ready to experience the world's greatest boxing?
From trackside at Monaco to Centre Court at Wimbledon. Let our team curate your perfect sports hospitality package.
From the editorial
Field guides, dress codes, and insider notes from our hosts on the ground.
A title fight is a single line in the calendar, but the night is six hours long. By the time the undercard finishes you’ve already lost an hour to traffic if you didn’t plan for it. We get your guests ringside in time for the walk-ins and back into a transfer before the post-fight crowd hits the underground.
Why choose premium boxing hospitality?
The undercard is where the night earns its money. Hospitality gets you in early enough to watch the prospects, dinner before the chief support, and drinks served through the main event without leaving your seat for a queue.
Every boxing booking carries ringside or floor seats, pre-fight dining, drinks throughout the card, and a named host on the ground.
The ICE difference
Twenty-five years of working fight nights. We know which ringside row picks up the broadcast camera without being charged the broadcast premium, which O2 lounge holds a table when the headliner walks at 11:30, and how the ingress changes for a title fight versus a domestic-bill night.
Every package carries a named host, pre-fight tale-of-the-tape briefings, and transfers timed around the post-fight cordon.
