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<\/a><\/p>\nThe Church Street Boxing Gym\u2019s Friday Night Fights NYC Series brings the \u201cMega\u201d back into \u201cMega Fights\u201d on Friday May 14th, 2010 with 4 championship fights in addition to the Main event: Sean Hinds vs Chris \u201cMr. Classic\u201d Romulo!<\/p>\n Whether or not you\u2019re a fight fan the Friday Night Fights NYC Series is known throughout NYC as the event to be at. And on Friday May 14th, \u201cThe Big Show\u201d will feature more than a dozen Muay Thai and Boxing matches. \u201cOnly the best of the best fighters ever to appear on our series will be competing at this event\u201d said event promoter Justin Blair who also happens to own the Church Street Boxing Gym, \u201cFurther more, this time they are all fighting each other!\u201d.<\/p>\n Both Sean Hinds and Chris Romulo have dominated the local fight scene and have competed internationally however, neither of these middle weights have ever faced one another. The question of who would win if they ever met has been a topic of debate for well over a decade.<\/p>\n The popularity of Muay Thai has grown in recent years, especially in New York, where MMA is still illegal whereas Muay Thai is perfectly legal. Many industry insiders expect that the May 14th\u00a0 Muay Thai event will be on scale so much larger than any other, that it could very well create an unprecedented awareness of the sport<\/p>\n The Friday Night Fights NYC are the perfect combination of the old school New York club fight shows of the 40\u2019s, 50\u2019s and 60\u2019s and the new genre of \u201chipsters and tastemakers\u201d, those new enthusiasts to the sport \u2013 Urban professionals and trendsetters itching to get a taste of the old school club fights of yesteryear. Since the events began in 1997 the crowd just keeps on growing \u2013 what started as \u201cunder ground\u201d fights for a couple of hundred people has grown into a real happening, consistently attracting sell out crowds!<\/p>\n What:\u00a0Friday Night Fights NYC Presents: Hinds VS Romulo, an evening of Amateur Boxing and Muay Thai Kick Boxing.<\/p>\n When:\u00a0Friday, May 14th, 2010.\u00a0 Doors open at 6.30pm with the first bout at 7.00pm.\u00a0 Doors close \u2026\u2026.(?)<\/p>\n Where:\u00a0The Lexington Avenue Armory. 68 Lexington Avenue (between 25th and 26th Streets in Manhattan). Take the 6 train to 28th Street.<\/p>\n Who:\u00a0Sean Hinds vs Chris Romulo. Additionally, a funky, hip, cross-section of NYC\u2026. downtown trendsetters meet uptown attitude meet the toughest and most talented local fighters in the history of the Friday Night Fights NYC Series.<\/p>\n How:\u00a0Tickets are $35, $60 & $85. Tickets are available either in advance (www.fridaynightfights.com<\/a>) or on the night of the event, at the door when available. These sell out fast!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/ringsidereport.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/01\/RSR-Boxing-Headlines-header1.jpg\" "\\"RSR")
<\/a>For over a decade, NY Fight Fans have wondered who would win if Sean Hinds\u00a0 Chris Romulo fought. On May 14th \u2013 they get their answer.<\/p>\n