Ballroom Boxing - Professional Boxing Tickets

Ballroom Boxing is the storied Maryland boxing promotion founded and promoted by Scott Wagner. Known for its six-bout pro cards staged in an intimate ballroom atmosphere, the series helped countless local talents rise, with notable names appearing on headline cards. The promotion achieved TV distribution across networks like Comcast SportsNet, bringing Baltimore–Washington boxing energy to a wider audience.

Our page offers a detailed look at Ballroom Boxing’s biography, key milestones, a concise discography of notable bouts and moments, and context about its current status within Maryland’s vibrant boxing scene.

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Promoter Scott Wagner is honored in the Maryland Boxing Hall of Fame for his contributions to the sport. Ballroom Boxing launched at Michael’s Eighth Avenue in Glen Burnie, MD in 1995, offering a high-energy, club-like environment that became a staple of the region’s boxing culture. The series celebrated its 50th show on May 8, 2005, at the same venue, marking a significant milestone. Following the venue’s closure in December 2020, Ballroom Boxing paused at that site, with the Maryland boxing scene continuing through other promotions such as Baltimore Boxing at different venues. For fans and researchers alike, this page preserves the history, the personalities, and the impact of Ballroom Boxing, while pointing you toward current Maryland boxing options for 2025 and beyond.

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