Beautiful Brawlers VIII,

About the event

We are having our 8^th installment of Beautiful Brawlers all female amateur boxing show, Saturday, September 1^st 2018 at the Pacifica Cages. . 

50 boxers  and their families will be coming from all over the nation and Canada travelling to Pacifica to be on this show.

This year will be the best show yet as many of the boxers on our cards are nationally ranked, national champions and Olympic hopefuls.  We will be showcasing 25 championship bouts.

Why should you sponsor?

Beautiful Brawlers VIII is as always, a free show for the girls.  We have 50 female boxers from ages 8 and up to 24 who will be competing.  Before competition we hold a workshop to help boxers learn how to interview, how to promote themselves, social media presence, health & boxing issues, including safe ways to cut weight and healthy eating habits.

 As always, we make sure each girl who has travelled gets the nutrition they need to participate. This year we had 174 girls who wanted to be on our show, but we only have 50 slots to fill.  Most of the boxers are nationally ranked, are Olympic hopefuls and they focus on their education.  

 All winners will receive a Beautiful Brawlers Championship Belt.  All second-place finishes will receive the new Beautiful Brawlers medal which has been custom made for this show.  We will be giving out 2 scholarship monetary prizes for the best boxers to help them pay for their expenses to the 2018 National Championships which are in October 2018.

Lupi Gutierrez Beagle

I run Boxing Meets Beauty. I handle the promotion of Beautiful Brawlers, the Beautiful Brawlers International Team, nationwide female amateurs, including Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico.

We are an all women owned and run business, from the owner to the coaches to the athletes. Our dad was a boxer and that is where it all started. 

Two of our coaches are WBC World Champions and Beautiful Brawlers International Team coaches. Martha Salazar is a former WBC heavyweight World Champion and now the Ambassador for WBC Cares, a non profit organization made up of compassionate volunteers, which sends its members into hospitals, orphanages, disaster areas and youth centers to inspire by example.

Eliza Olson is a former WBC lightweight World Champion and also an assistant coach at the US Olympic Training Center in Colorado. She is headed out to coach the USA Boxing Team in Budapest, Hungry at the World Boxing Championships in 2 weeks.

It is all about the girls for us. We just want to give to them what nobody could really give to us

THANK YOU. We appreciate all of your support.

Boxing Meets Beauty's motto: We are the beauty of boxing: the female athletes and those who promote, sponsor and advocate for them. This is where Boxing Meets Beauty.

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