May 2, 2019

2019: White Collar Fight Night IV

No experience required, in fact, that’s the point! This event is designed for charity & fun ONLY. Volunteer your time and we’ll have you ready by fight night! Download Flyer Back by popular demand, we are once again calling all men and women interested in learning the “sweet science” while helping a great cause. Choose your ring name, star in […]

November 9, 2018

Madison365 Covers White Collar Fight Night 3

Madison365 published two great articles covering this year’s White Collar event, one before and one after the show. Download PDF versions here: “White Collar Boxing” Event to Fund Championship Dreams _ Madison365 White Collar Boxing Event Delivers Knockout for Bob Lynch Boxing Foundation _ Madison365

September 20, 2018

Bob Lynch Boxing White Collar Night Returns!

White Collar Fight Night III November 3, 2018 – Red Mouse Bar & Grill, Cross Plains, WI Buy tickets here Come to the Red Mouse Bar & Grill for an exciting night of amateur boxing! Watch some brave souls step into the ring, many of them for the first time, and put on a show for a good cause: proceeds benefit the […]

October 30, 2017

White Collar Boxing Returns

White Collar Fight Night II November 4, 2017 – Red Mouse Bar & Grill, Cross Plains, WI Come to the Red Mouse Bar & Grill for an exciting night of amateur boxing! Watch these brave souls step into the ring, most of them for the first time, and put on a show for a good cause: proceeds benefit the Bob […]

August 26, 2016

BLBF awarded Grant for Meadowood Boxing Program

We are thrilled to have received a $2,500 grant from the Madison Area Sports Commission to develop a boxing program with the Meadowood Area Neighborhood. This is the work the BLBF was built to do! Stay tuned for more details as the program develops. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8/22/2016 Contact: Curt Lenz PR and Communications Coordinator lenz@visitmadison.com 608.441.2626 Madison Area Sports […]

March 23, 2016

White Collar Boxing event!

Hello fellow boxing enthusiast! Andrea Nelson here. Bob Lynch and I, along with several other community members, created this non-profit 3 years ago, the Bob Lynch Boxing Foundation, as a means to support amateur boxing in the Madison and surrounding areas. We have seen time and again how the sport has helped to foster self-discipline, confidence, respect and perseverance in kids struggling to find their identities or whom may otherwise have been lost to the streets. Through Amateur boxing programs like ours, young adults have the opportunity to build life skills and form positive connections that can help to carry them through many of the struggles they face daily.