About CEO Boxing

What is CEO Boxing?

This is where CEO's can test their strength, endurance and fighting techniques against other CEO's in a supervised refereed boxing match. CEO’s can challenge other CEO's who are registered with CEO Boxing. If the CEO you know or wish to challenge is not registered you may still initiate a challenge and if the party agrees they can then register to accept your challenge.

CEO Boxing is designed for CEO's from different companies to get in the ring and settle their differences. The CEO's can either draft up an agreement in which the parties of the boxing match must abide by or they can just get in the boxing ring and duke it out without any agreements. You can even challenge other CEO Boxing members to gain the rank of the top CEO boxer.

We have set it up so the proceeds from any CEO Boxing event will go to the fees associated with setting up the event, (eg. Gym rental, referees, security), and 25% of fees generated will go to a charitable donation. 15% to the winner’s charity and 10% to the losers charity.

We Treat The Fights at CEO Boxing Like a Trip to Vegas. “WHAT HAPPENS IN THE RING STAYS IN THE RING”

In order to participate in CEO boxing you must:

• Be a CEO or Business Owner of a company


• Have a proven registered business


• You must register with CEO Boxing. Once you register your registration will then be confirmed. Once confirmed you will have full access to CEO boxing. With full access you can challenge other CEO’s who are registered with CEO Boxing. You will be able to see who CEO’s are from other companies and be able to contact these CEO’s through email to either challenge them or even propose any business ventures or ideas you might have.


• When you submit a challenge to another CEO you will have the option to send the CEO an email which will indicate to the recipient that they have “Been Boxed.” If you are familiar with any other emails associated to your challenger you will have the ability to CC your challenge to others so they will also know that this person has been challenged. If the CEO declines to fight it will then be known not just by you, but by whomever you copied on the initial challenge.


• Upon accepting a challenge both parties then have a maximum of 2 months to prepare for their fight.


• Before the fight date a waiver must be signed by both parties accept any liability.