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No. Most of our fighters have never boxed before. You’ll be matched with the right training and support for where you’re starting from.

Yes. You’ll be matched with an opponent at a similar level using WBC guidelines, trained properly in the lead-up, and medically supervised throughout. Safety comes first, always.

Training builds up over several months ahead of fight night, with structured sessions and coaching support throughout.

That’s completely normal. Most fighters feel this way at some point. Talk to your coach or one of the organisers early. We’re here to support you through the doubts, not just the training.

Yes. We ask each fighter to nominate a charity that means something to them personally. This might help with your reason why (and motivation on those tough mornings when you don’t want to get out of the car and go in for a sparring session!).

We encourage it. Having people around you who understand the journey… at home and at work… makes a real difference to how it feels. Build up and utilise your support network.

The relationships, the growth, and often the charity partnership continue well beyond the night itself. It’s the start of something, not a one-off.

A structured partnership built around four key conversations: a kick-off to align on goals, a session on storytelling and PR, a pre-event check-in, and a post-event wrap-up to capture impact.

No. Sponsorship is usually one-way. This is a two-way partnership… we ask for genuine engagement, not just a logo and a cheque.

Yes, we ask each partner to nominate a charity their people genuinely care about, which we’ll support together through the event.

We’ll work with you directly to align your organisation’s story with your fighter’s story, so both come through clearly and consistently.

Partners often see real impact on engagement, culture, and reputation… both internally with employees and externally with clients and talent. We help track this with you.

We ask each partner to name one internal contact to liaise with us. They become our main link into your organisation throughout. And you will get a dedicated contact from the BTG team in return!

Through a combination of impact reporting, stories from your people, and a small number of organisational metrics we agree together upfront. We would love to discuss if you have any CSR/ESG goals around this.

A live boxing event where everyday people from across the gambling and iGaming space, not professional fighters, take on months of training and step into the ring for a cause bigger than themselves.

It’s entertainment with real stakes! Behind every fight is months of genuine personal transformation, and real money raised for real charities which mean something to those taking part.

Not at all. The night is built to be engaging whether you’re a boxing fan or have never watched a fight before.

Yes! Charity engagement is built into the event itself, not just a mention on a screen.

Moments of real story and reflection alongside the spectacle… it’s designed to move you, not just entertain you for a night.

Absolutely… many attendees go on to support the charities involved directly, or bring the experience back into their own organisations.

Midnight Mayhem takes place at La Paloma, Barcelona, during ICE Week on Tuesday 19 January 2027. Doors open at 9:00 PM.