1-minute quiz · Promoters and matchmakers
Six questions about how your cards come together today. You get a named bottleneck and what in iVenza handles it, before we ask for anything.
Each one names a pattern, what it usually costs, and where in iVenza to look.
Your result
Fight night depends on documents arriving in time, and they arrive by email, by hand, or not at all.
A missing medical or form in fight week can pull a bout off the card.
For a promotion, iVenza gives every fighter a checklist with expiry dates, fills the W-9 from the official IRS form, and collects contracts signed from a link.
Where to look in iVenza
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Your result
The card is only as solid as the last message, and offers live across chats.
When offers live in chats, it is hard to see who said yes, to what, and for how much.
For a promotion, iVenza lets you search fighters who list themselves, send bout offers they accept or decline, and track every prospect in one pipeline.
Where to look in iVenza
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Your result
Every fighter sells tickets, and nobody can see the total until the night is over.
Cash and screenshots from a dozen sellers are hard to reconcile, and a section is easy to oversell.
For a promotion, iVenza gives each fighter their own ticket link and shows you a live sales board by seller.
Where to look in iVenza
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Your result
You are building the whole process at once: matchmaking, paperwork, tickets and the night itself.
Without a system, every card starts from a blank page and the details live in your phone.
For a promotion, iVenza walks you through setting up the promotion, building the card bout by bout, and reusing contract templates.
Where to look in iVenza
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