Fans and families
Fan FAQs
Everything you need to know before fight night, plus a quick guide to the traditions you will see in the ring.
9 questions
Tickets and seating
Where do I buy tickets?
All tickets are sold on our ticket site.
Does my kid need a ticket?
If your child will be sitting in a seat, yes, they need a ticket. Children 24 months and under are free.
Can I bring a stroller?
No. Seating is close together, so there isn't room for strollers.
Can I bring my own food and drinks?
No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.
Can I get a refund?
No. All ticket sales are final.
Is there an age limit?
No. Fans of all ages are welcome.
Is alcohol served?
Yes. Alcohol is available at the event.
Is there merch?
Yes. Monster Promotions merch is for sale at the event.
Can I watch from home?
Yes. Every Monster Promotions event is on PPV. Watch Teeps for Tatas 2 live on October 10.
3 questions
Muay Thai 101
What are the fighters wearing on their heads?
It's called the Mongkol, a sacred headpiece that symbolizes the fighter's connection to their trainer, their ancestors and the sport. Fighters wear it during the walkout and the pre-fight ritual dance, the Wai Kru, but not during the fight itself.
What do fighters do before the fight?
Many fighters seal the ring by walking around it counterclockwise with their right hand on the top rope, stopping to pray briefly at each corner. This is believed to keep bad spirits out and protect the fighter.
Some fighters also perform the Wai Kru Ram Muay, a 3 to 8 minute ritual dance that is unique to each fighter and their camp. It's a way of giving thanks to their coach, their family and their faith.
What is the music played during the fights?
It's called Sarama, traditional Thai music that plays during the pre-fight ritual and throughout the fight. The rhythm speeds up as the action picks up.
See it live
Teeps for Tatas 2 · October 10 · Twin Arrows Casino