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Bless Start at All Action Fight Night

October 2025Woodford Green, London

Two Bless Start team members in branded jackets watching a bout from ringside at Sir James Hawkey Hall

Introduction

On Saturday 11 October 2025 we were back on a fight bill: All Action Fight Night at Sir James Hawkey Hall in Woodford Green.

Promoted by Premier Promotions & Management and licensed by the British Boxing Board of Control. Doors at five, first bell at six, and our cart set up inside the hall before the first fighter walked out.

Back with Premier

This was our second show with Premier after Night of Thunder in June. That's the part worth saying out loud: they asked us back. Our logo sat at the top of the poster next to theirs, and we brought a working unit rather than just branding — the same arrangement that made the first one work.

The Card

A full professional bill headed by Jamie Bradley, Chidi Amanwu and Robert Lloyd Taylor Jr, with Valentin Mogos, Navid Iran, Joshua Ejakpovi and Hassan Kashief across the undercard. Ringside, floor and standing tickets, and a packed hall.

A Bless Start barista handing a coffee across the counter to a customer during the show
Serving between rounds, with the hall filling up.

Trading Ringside

Our team ran the cart from the back of the hall for the full night: espresso and iced drinks off our house blend, retail bags of our Espresso Blend, reusable cups, cold cans and snacks. Drinks served between doors and the final bell. Fight nights are steady rather than spiky — no single rush, just constant trade between rounds for five straight hours.

A Bless Start barista at the counter inside the hall with retail coffee bags, reusable cups and snacks laid out
The counter mid-service: retail bags, cups, cans and snacks.

The Pattern

Two shows with the same promoter in four months is what a repeat booking looks like, and repeat bookings are what turn a unit into a business. A fight night has no weather risk, a fixed crowd, a five-hour window and no competition inside the building. For an operator, that is a diary entry worth holding onto.

If you promote shows and want a unit in the hall, or you'd like to be the operator working them, get in touch.