FIGHT CLUB SOCIETY
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( THE MOST VIRAL INTERNET MOMENT OF THE YEAR )
One of the most followed personalities in creator boxing. Headlined Social Gloves: Battle of the Platforms in 2021.
The ACE Family founder who won the first meeting by TKO. Now the internet gets the rematch it has demanded for years.
Fight Club Society presents the sponsorship opportunity to be a part of the largest live streamed event of the year.
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An invitation-only black-tie fight night bringing together internet personalities, creators, professional fighters, and high-value guests inside the Goldstein Residence in the hills above Los Angeles.
Five sanctioned bouts, premium hospitality, live performances, and a nightclub-level atmosphere make the room feel as important as the action in the ring.
For the first time, Fight Club Society will bring its private world to a live audience. The night culminates in the headline matchup:
BRYCE HALL vs. AUSTIN MCBROOM
A personality-driven main event built to create real rivalry, live reactions, and an outcome the internet will debate long after the final bell.
The fight night does not end with the main event.
The room shifts into a private after-hours experience with performers, music, VIP table service, creator content, and the social moments that extend the event across every platform.
Two living legends of Muay Thai sharing one ring. A once in a generation matchup.
A female co-main event built to be an all-action war from the opening bell.
A high-level influencer matchup with two real audiences behind it.
A celebrity grudge match the timeline will not stop talking about.
Two of the sport’s fastest-rising fighters open the card and set the tone for the night.
Proposed card. All matchups and participants are subject to final confirmation.
LIVE STREAMED BY
Special guests and stream talent are proposed and subject to final confirmation.
The room Fight Club Society is seeking for its first livestreamed edition: the John Lautner designed landmark in the hills above Los Angeles. Concrete and glass architecture, an infinity pool over the skyline, a rooftop court, and a private nightclub built into the hillside. One of the most recognizable estates in Hollywood history.
Target venue. Subject to final confirmation.
Fight Club Society has always operated as a private, NDA-led experience: a controlled room where creators, artists, athletes, entrepreneurs, and culturally relevant personalities can actually be present without the normal public-event chaos.
Past attendance has included names such as Rich The Kid, Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Cripmac, Nick Nayersina, and other high-profile creators and internet personalities.
That existing guest ecosystem gives the livestream immediate credibility. The event does not need to manufacture a cultural moment from scratch. It is opening the doors to one that has historically happened behind closed doors.
The Goldstein Residence, curated guest list, premium hospitality.
A room built around people with audiences, opinions, and reach.
Fights, reactions, entrances, backstage moments, and post-fight conversations.
Past guests are presented as historical attendance examples only and are not confirmations for this specific event.
World-class fighters and internet icons shoulder to shoulder. The guest list is the story before the first bell even rings.
Sponsor-branded step-and-repeat, red carpet interviews, and press moments built to be captured for every feed.
Black tie, ringside energy, and a curated crowd living every exchange in real time.
Internet personalities in the front rows, filming the moments that travel across every platform the next morning.
Sanctioned bouts with belts on the line, in-ring interviews, and full fight-night production values.
Victory under the lights. The final bell is only the start of the conversation.
The livestream allows Fight Club Society to preserve the exclusivity of the room while creating a distribution engine far beyond Beverly Hills.
The main event, creator reactions, walkouts, backstage content, and post-fight controversy are designed to travel natively across live platforms, X, TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and creator-owned channels.
PROJECTED DISTRIBUTION TARGETS
Subject to final talent, platform, and promotional commitments.
CONTENT FLOW
The value for a title partner is not limited to a single night. It is ownership of the event’s live conversation and the media cycle that follows.
Fight Club Society is seeking one title partner to define the first-ever livestreamed edition of the franchise. A title sponsor becomes part of the event’s identity before, during, and after the main event, from the fight announcement through the final viral clips.
PRESENTED BY
FIGHT CLUB SOCIETY PRESENTS BRYCE HALL VS. AUSTIN MCBROOM
Naming ownership across the event, livestream, promotional materials, social announcements, press outreach, and event-day branding.
Premium placement within the VIP journey, ring environment, step-and-repeat, table service, hospitality moments, and select guest experiences.
Broadcast integrations, host reads, logo presence, creator-led content, backstage moments, branded clips, and post-event social amplification.
One brand partner per approved category, ensuring clear ownership of the audience and no competing in-room sponsor presence.
Event naming rights and main-event broadcast integration from the fight announcement through the final bell.
VIP hospitality and guest access, creator and talent-content access, and social distribution across the full event cycle.
Fight Club Society: Beverly Hills is positioned to become a premium recurring live-event property at the intersection of boxing, creators, nightlife, and internet culture.
The first livestream creates the inflection point.
TITLE PARTNER RECEIVES
THE FIRST LIVE CHAPTER
Beverly Hills, 2026
Fight Club Society: Beverly Hills · Bryce Hall vs. Austin McBroom
OCTOBER 15, 2026