New York City's Roseland Ballroom with a total capacity of approximately 3,500 is a comfortable spacious venue for boxing. Since 1999 boxing promoters Joe DeGuardia of Star Boxing, Bob Duffy of Ring Promotions and Cedric Kushner of Gotham Boxing have promoted fights at the historic Roseland Ballroom. Fight cards have featured fighters such as heavyweight David Tua, New York area Lou Del Valle, Paul Malignaggi, raising star Kid Chocolate, Joe Greene and Jorge Teron. Kushner makes it a point to include one female bout on his cards. »
| Fight | Location | Date | Boxing Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| TBA | Roseland Ballroom, New York City, NY |
TBA | TBA |
Roseland Information
Roseland Ballroom
239 West 52nd St
New York, NY 10019
212-247-0200
Roseland Ballroom Parking:
Parking is available at Howard Johnson Parking Garage at 8th Ave & 51st St, Central Parking Garage at 52nd St & 8th Ave and Broadway Garage Corporation at 52nd St & Broadway.
Roseland Ballroom Boxing Seating Chart:
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Roseland Ballroom Boxing (continued)
Roseland Ballroom, also known as the Roseland Dance City located between Broadway and 8th Avenue is a colorful midtown Manhattan venue with an enormous amount of history behind it. Built in 1922 as a ice skating rink it was later converted into a roller rink in the 1950s. In the 1980s Roseland began holding regularly schedule disco nights on its quarter acre dance floor. During that period Roseland became known as a dangerous venue due to gang related killings that occurred in and around the club on disco nights. In 1996 under new ownership the Roseland Ballroom underwent extensive renovation. Now the old time dancehall with its hardwood floors, elevated stage and room circling balcony is home to a variety of events such as concerts, private parties, ballroom dancing and boxing.
Boxing at Roseland
Female boxing at the Roseland Ballroom in the 1920s...parody or not?