Team Combat League: Changing the Game of Boxing with Co-Ed Teams and City Rivalries

Team Combat League is revolutionizing the world of boxing with its unique team-based approach to the sport. The Boston Butchers, representing the city of champions, are gearing up for their first match against the D.C. Destroyers this Thursday at the Oceanside Events Center in Revere.

Featuring co-ed boxing teams from 12 different cities across the country, Team Combat League brings a new level of excitement and camaraderie to the traditionally solitary sport. Each team competes in 24 rounds, with each fighter taking on one round. The scoring is similar to traditional boxing, but the final eight rounds are known as the money rounds, where teams must go for knockouts or knockdowns if they’re behind on points.

Worcester boxers Irvin Gonzalez and Keno Luna are thrilled to be a part of this groundbreaking league. Gonzalez, a member of the Boston Butchers, is excited to represent his city and believes the action-packed fights will attract a new wave of fans. Luna, who recently transitioned from amateur to professional boxing, sees Team Combat League as a great opportunity for exposure and growth in his career.

The anticipation is building as the Boston Butchers prepare to face off against the D.C. Destroyers in what promises to be a thrilling match. Fans can catch all the action live at the Oceanside Events Center or stream the fights online at teamcombatleague.com.

With its innovative team format and high-stakes competition, Team Combat League is changing the game for boxing enthusiasts everywhere. Don’t miss out on the excitement as the Boston Butchers step into the ring for their inaugural match in this groundbreaking league.