Lonergan wanted to acknowledge the event’s partners, sponsors and fans for their support in making this monumental night possible.
It’s believed to be the biggest boxing event ever held in Northland, and the success will stand the region in good stead to hold more big fight nights in the future, especially if the region’s two women world champs stay on course.
“It just goes to show that women can do it just as good as the men when given the opportunity,” Lonergan said.
“We are working hard to adjust the current seating plan so that any fans who missed out on the first lot of [general admission tickets] will still have a chance to see the fights live.”
His dream for the future would be to have a a big fight night, with multiple world champions, staged outdoors at Whangārei’s Semenoff Stadium.
For all information on future ticket releases, go to dandlevents.co.nz, and for corporate packages, contact Dean Josephs via email at deanjosephs@dandlevents.com.au.
The card
IBO super-bantamweight world title:
Mea Motu (17-0-0) v Chandni Mehra, India (12-4-1)
IBF light heavyweight world title:
Lani Daniels (9-2-2) v Desley Robinson, Australia (5-1-0)
Light heavyweight bout:
Jerome Pampellone (17-0-0) v Rogelio Medina, Mexico (41-9-0)
Super-flyweight bout:
Zain Adams (4-0-0) v Patthaphi Camton, Thailand (3-0-0)
Catchweight bout:
Roseanna Cox v Trish Vaka
Heavyweight corporate bout:
Matt Matich v Kurt Benney