Chairman of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA) and President of the Saudi Boxing Federation, Turki Alalshikh, announced a historic milestone on Sunday as Madison Square Garden in New York welcomed more than 21,000 spectators during the Ring 6 boxing spectacle, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
The turnout marked the highest boxing attendance at Madison Square Garden since 1968, further solidifying the Ring 6’s position as one of New York’s most spectacular fight nights in recent decades.
The record-breaking turnout came as Ring 6 offered an unforgettable night of elite boxing, headlined by the historic clash between Shakur Stevenson and Teofimo Lopez.
The world-class showdown also drew significant public and media attention, reflecting the growing momentum behind Ring 6 and underscoring boxing’s power to attract audiences from all over the world.
By hosting legendary bouts and iconic champions, Madison Square Garden has become one of the world’s prestigious boxing stages that have enduring ability to captivate global attention with premier events.
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