The most eye-catching feature was the square boxing ring in the center of the hall, approximately twelve meters in edge length, with four large screens hanging from the ceiling, surrounded by flickering lights illuminating the ring brightly.
By now it was nearly nine o'clock, and more than half of the spectator seats were filled, mostly with well-dressed men in suits and ladies looking extravagant, all appearing quite wealthy.
Chen Yang casually chose a seat on the south side and sat down, ready to watch the match.
The big screen above the ring was scrolling with information about the upcoming matches!
The first match was between Naisong, a Muay Thai boxer from Thailand, and Francesca, a Brazilian boxer.
Beneath the names of the contestants, the betting odds were displayed.
Naisong was at one-to-one, Francesca was at one-to-two.
These opening match odds are usually not very high, mainly serving as a warm-up to pave the way for the more skilled fighters to come.
