19. Bounce Fight Night - Sport Arena Wien - 2026

Sport Arena Wien, Wien

Austria's biggest boxing event is back! On Saturday, 21 November 2026, the 19th Bounce Fight Night takes place at Sport Arena Wien – with top fights in both Olympic and professional boxing on one single night. Fans can look forward to world-class boxing, up close to the ring and with an atmosphere you will only find at the Bounce Fight Night.

Top Austrian boxing: Meinl, Avdic and Elsaev

The night is headlined by three names that stand for top-level boxing from Austria: Marcel Meinl, Edin Avdic and Mansur Elsaev. They are joined by a stacked fight card featuring Mike Staininger, Lukas Schinko, Emin Yildiz, Arsen Chabyan, Lucky Osaro Aimufa, Michael Derouiche, Ivan Bezuhlyi, Bob Anthony, Samuel Luchs, Djellon Sylkaj and Rafael Nazarian. Excitement is guaranteed from the first to the last round.

Olympic and professional boxing on one night

The Bounce Fight Night brings together two worlds of boxing: rising talents and elite athletes from Olympic boxing meet experienced professionals. Since 2017, the series has grown into a fixture of Austrian boxing with 18 editions so far. With its 19th edition, the Bounce Fight Night opens the next chapter – bigger, louder and with a fight card no boxing fan should miss.

Live at Sport Arena Wien – and on TV

The venue is Sport Arena Wien in Vienna's Leopoldstadt district, which turns into a boxing arena for up to 3,000 spectators on fight night. Those who cannot be there in person can follow the fights live on ORF SPORT+. The real experience, however, is in the arena: light show, ring walks, music and the atmosphere of thousands of fans.

Tickets and categories

Tickets are available in three categories, each with free seating within the category: Category A on the long side in rows 1 to 4 (EUR 54.90), Category B on the long side from row 5 (EUR 44.90) and Category C on the short sides and in the corners (EUR 34.90). Reduced tickets are available for pupils, apprentices and students up to 26 years, members of boxing and combat sports clubs, and people with a disability of 50 percent or more. Admission from 14 years of age; young people under 16 only when accompanied by an adult.