Question 1

What is RAVOK Fight Night?

Accepted Answer

It's a white-collar boxing event in Hull run by students, for students. No professional fighters — just ordinary uni students who've never boxed before, trained up over eight weeks by qualified coaches, then matched by weight and put in a proper ring with walk-outs, a DJ, LED walls, and a crowd going absolutely mental. Think fight card meets the best night out in Hull. There's a full bar, an afterparty included in every ticket, and every penny of profit goes to charity.

Question 2

When and where is Fight Night 2?

Accepted Answer

Saturday 23 May 2026 at Wilberforce College, Saltshouse Road, Hull, HU8 9HD. Doors open at 6pm, first bell at 7pm. It's RAVOK's end-of-year event — the last big student night before summer.

Question 3

How do I buy tickets for Fight Night 2?

Accepted Answer

Exclusively through tickets.ravok.co.uk. When tickets go on sale they appear on the homepage and the Fight Night 2 event page. Everything is digital — your ticket lands in your email and lives in your RAVOK account. Just show the QR code on your phone at the door. No printouts, no faffing about.

Question 4

How much are Fight Night 2 tickets?

Accepted Answer

Early bird tickets are £25 — limited to just 100. Once they're gone, the price goes up. Fight Night 1 sold out in days, so if you're reading this and early birds are still available, don't sleep on it.

Question 5

Is there an age limit for Fight Night?

Accepted Answer

Yes — it's strictly 18+. Bring valid photo ID: passport, driving licence, or PASS card. No ID, no entry, no exceptions. Don't be the person who gets turned away at the door.

Question 6

What should I wear to Fight Night?

Accepted Answer

No strict dress code, but most people dress up for it. Smart casual is the sweet spot — jeans and a decent top, or go all out if you want. Trainers are fine. It's indoors so you won't need outdoor layers, but bring a jacket for the taxi home.

Question 7

Is white-collar boxing safe?

Accepted Answer

Safety isn't an afterthought — it's the foundation. Every fighter completes a medical questionnaire and fitness assessment. Bouts are matched by weight and experience, supervised by licensed referees, and there are ringside paramedics on standby all night. Fighters wear headguards, 16oz gloves, gumshields, and groin guards. A referee can stop any bout at any time. RAVOK carries £10M public liability insurance.

Question 8

Can I sign up to fight at Fight Night 2?

Accepted Answer

If you're a university student in Hull — yes. Fighter applications open before each event. Zero boxing experience required; you'll be matched on weight and go through eight weeks of proper coached training. It's genuinely one of the most rewarding things you can do at uni. Follow RAVOK on socials or check the website for when applications open.

Question 9

Is there a bar at Fight Night?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the bar runs from doors open right through to the afterparty. You can also pre-order drink packages when you buy your ticket so you skip the queue on the night. Highly recommended.

Question 10

Is the afterparty included in my ticket?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it's not some half-hearted afterthought. After the final bout, the ring comes down, the DJ keeps going, and the venue flips into a full-on afterparty. It's included in every ticket — no extra charge. Most people say the afterparty alone is worth the ticket price.

Question 11

How do I get to Wilberforce College for Fight Night?

Accepted Answer

Wilberforce College is on Saltshouse Road in east Hull, about 15 minutes from the city centre. By bus, take services from Hull Interchange along Holderness Road — the college is a short walk from the Saltshouse Road stop. By car, head east on Holderness Road and turn right onto Saltshouse Road. The college has free on-site parking but it fills up, so arrive early. A taxi from town takes about 10 minutes.

Question 12

Is there parking at Wilberforce College?

Accepted Answer

Yes — free car park on site. But spaces are limited and it's first-come, first-served, so get there early. There's also street parking on the surrounding roads — just be considerate of the residents.

Question 13

Is Wilberforce College accessible?

Accepted Answer

The venue has step-free access to the event space and accessible toilets. If you've got specific accessibility needs, drop an email to hello@ravok.co.uk before the event and the team will sort you out.

Question 14

Can I get a refund on my Fight Night ticket?

Accepted Answer

Refund requests are handled under RAVOK's refund policy — check the refund policy page on the website for the full details. In general, refunds may be available if you request before the event date, subject to the terms of sale.

Question 15

What charity does Fight Night support?

Accepted Answer

Every Fight Night raises money for charity. Fight Night 1 supported Movember. The charity partner for Fight Night 2 will be announced closer to the event. RAVOK's long-term target is £75,000 for good causes through its events — and every single ticket sold gets us closer.

Question 16

What's different about Fight Night 2 compared to FN1?

Accepted Answer

New venue (Wilberforce College instead of PQ Event Space), tighter capacity (499 vs 640), upgraded production, and a completely fresh fight card. The smaller room is deliberate — more concentrated atmosphere, louder crowd, better energy. If you were at FN1, you already know it was special. FN2 is built to top it.

Question 17

Can I become an ambassador and earn from selling tickets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. RAVOK runs an ambassador programme where you earn commission for every ticket you sell through your personal link. It's a genuine way to make money while promoting an event your mates will thank you for. Sign up through the ambassador page on the website.

Question 18

Is Fight Night a good night out in Hull?

Accepted Answer

It's the best night out in Hull — and that's not us saying it, that's what attendees say after every event. The combination of live boxing, a packed crowd, DJ sets, a full bar, and an afterparty makes it more than just a sporting event. Fight Night 1 was one of the biggest student events in Hull in 2025, and people are still talking about it. FN2 at Wilberforce College is set to raise the bar again.

Question 19

Do I have to be a University of Hull student to attend?

Accepted Answer

No. Fight Night is student-focused and most of the crowd are from the University of Hull, Hull York Medical School, or other local institutions — but anyone aged 18+ is welcome. You don't need to be a current student to buy a ticket or come along.

Question 20

What is white-collar boxing?

Accepted Answer

White-collar boxing is competitive boxing between people who have no professional or amateur boxing background. At RAVOK Fight Night, all fighters are university students who go through an eight-week coached training programme before their bout. It's about courage, fitness, and putting on a show — not professional fighting. Full protective equipment is mandatory and every bout is refereed.

Question 21

Is this the end of year event at Hull?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Fight Night 2 on Saturday 23 May 2026 is RAVOK's end-of-year send-off — the last big student night before summer. It's become one of the most anticipated events in Hull's student calendar, and the timing is designed to send the year off properly before everyone heads home.

Question 22

Are there any other events like this in Hull?

Accepted Answer

RAVOK Fight Night is the only white-collar student boxing event in Hull. There's nothing else like it in the city. RAVOK also runs other events including dart tournaments and campus nights — check the homepage for the full upcoming schedule.