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The Bar Will Shut 20 Minutes Before the Lounge Is Closed So That Customers Have Time to Finish Their Drinks & Take Their Seats for the Main Events Dear Fight Fan Hospitality Ticket Packages are now on sale for Billy Joe Saunders v Shefat Isufi for the WBO Interim super middleweight world title on Saturday May 18 at The Lamex Stadium, home of Stevenage Football Club, live on BT Sport. For Saunders, 27-0, the big night in the centre of pitch at Stevenage will represent a first professional fight on home turf in Hertfordshire, with the 29-year-old southpaw stylist hailing from nearby Hatfield. The former Southern Area, Commonwealth, British, WBO International and European champion was an undefeated WBO world champion at mid- dleweight, having won the belt in December 2015 with a points victory over former champion Andy Lee. Successful defences followed against Artur Akavov, Willie Monroe jr and, most notably, a career-best performance against David Lemieux on away soil in Canada. Fight Night: May 18th 2019 Venue: The Lamex Stadium, Stevenage, Herts, SG2 8RH Promotional Representative on the night: Henry The HOSPITALITY PACKAGE includes: - Top priced seat ringside - Access to the Broadhall Suite Hospitality Lounge - Complimentary food & drinks - Souvenir Fight Night Accreditation - A free official fight programme - Merchandise item exclusively for package purchasers - Hospitality Staff on site at all times Drinks included in the free bar: Single measure spirits with mixers, wine, beer, cider, soft drinks & bottled water THE BAR WILL SHUT 20 MINUTES BEFORE THE LOUNGE IS CLOSED SO THAT CUSTOMERS HAVE TIME TO FINISH THEIR DRINKS & TAKE THEIR SEATS FOR THE MAIN EVENTS AS PER BRITISH BOXING BOARD OF CONTROL RULES, CUSTOMERS ARE NOT ALLOWED DRINKS AT RINGSIDE. THEREFORE DRINKS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE TAKEN OUTSIDE OF THE HOSPITALITY LOUNGE AREA Time Schedule*: Schedule*: 16:30 Venue Doors Open & Live Boxing begins 17:00 Broadhall Suite Hospitality Lounge Open 18:00 Canapés & Street Food Served 20:40 Bar Closed 21:00 Broadhall Suite Hospitality Lounge Closed *Please note all timings are approximate and subject to change – Please refer to https://frankwarren.com nearer to fight night. Arriving at the venue: Please proceed to the Box Office to collect your tickets and be handed your accreditation. Uncollected package items/gifts cannot be posted out after the show so please ensure you check in and collect your gift items before the event finishes. Your Boxing Tickets: If you selected for tickets to be posted, please bring your ticket(s) with you on the day of the show. (If you have not received them at least 72hrs before the show, please contact 01992 505 550). If you selected to pick your tickets up at the venue: Your tickets will be ready for you to collect at the Box Office located at the Stevenage Lamex Stadium main entrance. Please ensure you collect your tickets & accreditation here. Please bring one proof of identification along with you (drivers license, passport, bankcard…). The name must match the original purchaser’s (IDs with the same surname or a photocopy of the purchaser’s ID are acceptable) and we do not require the original purchaser to attend (if the package is a gift, for example). BAG RESTRICTIONS: Stevenage’s Lamex Stadium operates strict bag restrictions. No backpacks, holdalls, luggage, oversized bags or cushions are permitted. (Bags larger than 35cm x 40cm x 19cm will not be permitted). Patrons are advised to bring the least amount of belongings possible. Small bags are permitted but may be subject to searches and, at some events, may be removed from ticket-holders for collection afterwards. For more information about what you can and can’t bring with you visit https://www.stevenagefc.com/club/the-lamex-stadium/ Before the concert: Meat and Vegetarian canapes will be provided but if you have any more queries regarding this package, or any food allergies please contact us at 01992 505 550 At the event: For any queries on the day of the event, please proceed to the registration point or speak to staff in the hospitality lounge. If you would like to purchase a ticket for this event please contact: 01992 505 550 or [email protected] Hospitality tickets are priced at £250. Other tickets are available at £40 & £50 - Stand. £75, £100 & £150 - Floor.
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