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Very well organized 👏🏻 it's delicious that such events will continue in Armenia 🤩

I attended Hype Fighting in Yerevan and had a great experience. The event was very well organized, with a strong atmosphere, excellent lighting, and sound. It's great to see events of this quality taking place in our city, and I truly hope there will be more and more of them in Yerevan. One small downside was the seating area, where ticket checks were not strict enough. As a result, there were quite a few people without tickets, which made it uncomfortable for those who had purchased them. Overall, the impressions were very positive. I would be happy to attend future events and look forward to seeing more high-quality events like this in Yerevan. 👏🔥

I really liked the room. It was very spacious and quite clean. I didn't like that much that the boxers arrived for a long time.

very cool, I liked all the fights The only disappointment was that I couldn't take a photo with anyone

indescribable. everything was organized perfectly

It went very, very well, I would like to participate in such an event again😍

Hello, everything is very good, but please make it so that the lights are not kept on people. For the entire 5-6 hours you were blinding us, keeping them pointed directly at us.

The fights were great. Just a few comments about the organization. It started quite late. The 15 minute break lasted about 30 minutes and there was no security to actively guide people who ignored the 15 minute break. It was bad to see a lot of people surround the fighting area very closely while the fighters were fighting. It happened during the last fight. The best thing was to have the ushers help people find their spots.

Excellent event! I would like to note several points for the organizers to consider in future events: 1. the navigation at the entrance was not very clear. it would be wonderful to add arrows showing where each sector and hall is located. 2. the event being an hour late is unpleasant, especially in such a stuffy hall. 3. the people who crowded around the ring during the main fight of the evening made visibility zero. nevertheless, we enjoyed the atmosphere, thank you. we look forward to the next events!

Overall it was good, but there was no security, during Arman's fight there were so many people near the ring that the ring was not visible

There were many problems on the technical side. Nothing was on schedule. The start was delayed by 1.5 hours 🤷🏻 the breaks were delayed, the entrance did not close at the specified time, the flow of cars was not managed. Despite these, the fights and the rest of the points were good.

1) Before the start of the main card, during the intermission, when you allowed those who wanted to go down to the octagon, it was chaos afterwards. 2) The security of the main fight was a disgrace. 3) The food ran out halfway through at the food stands. The rest was quite good.

I am actually extremely happy that such an event was organized. And I am glad that it had many visitors. Hoping that there will be more in the future. BUT: the organizational aspect was completely failed. Those who left the boxes were not checked when re-entering, which is why a large group from the upper floors simply came down and stood in the boxes, blocking the view. It was an extremely disorderly situation, which is a major failure. It must be remembered that this is Armenia, and if there is no extreme strictness, people will take advantage and simply create chaos. Which is exactly what happened. Being very close to the stage (8th row), I can confidently say that I did not see the last fight. I have many acquaintances who, paying 10,000 drams, saw everything better than I did, having paid 40,000.

The fights were good, but I was disappointed by Arman's last fight, a grappling match should not be held in the ring, and if it is held, 40 people should not gather on the side because more than 6000 people spent money primarily to watch Arman

We are extremely dissatisfied with the organization of seating distribution. They completely closed off the ring and we watched the wrestling match on TV. We paid 50,000 drams for tickets to watch wrestling on TV. I request a partial refund of the money.

It is unpleasant to hear about politics/religion topics at such events, advertising by an athlete. Well, Arman's monologue will also show its subsequent effect (in a negative sense). I am impressed by Davit's fight, it's a pity he took it towards politics at the end. The event had many minuses and many pluses

Mess

At first everything was fine in terms of organization, then during Arman Tsarukyan's fight everyone gathered near the ring and literally nothing was visible to the spectators, there was virtually no security downstairs, everyone came down from VIP, I think everything will be fine at the next event, thank you.

We paid 130,000 drams to see from a good position, but unfortunately we didn't see the last few duels because they blocked our view from outside or from the side stands. It was a very poorly organized event.

Organizationally 0, whoever wanted to could appear near the ring. And the last performance was absurd. presentation

It was just a show for a hype, very disappointed because I was waiting for a great show, great fight, it was just hype

The tournament was very successful, but the organizational work was on a weak level. The security staff and ticket booth staff performed their work very slowly, new options need to be considered to prevent the organization and management of such unprofessional interventions in the future

There was clearly no proper security, which is unacceptable for an event of this size. After the break, we had to wait far too long because people refused to sit in their assigned seats. This is the responsibility of security, yet nothing was done. After the break, hundreds of people came from the back rows and from outside, standing in front of the VIP area. We purchased VIP tickets to enjoy the event, but due to the chaos, this was barely possible. I am very surprised that the security staff did absolutely nothing. It was also extremely disappointing that we were only able to see Tsarukyan for six minutes, especially since we traveled from the Netherlands specifically for him. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience, particularly considering the price of the VIP tickets and the poor organization.

Very poorly organized - the start was delayed by almost 2 hours - the intermission lasted 50 minutes instead of 15 - the kitchen ran out of food from the very first minute, considering we were inside for six hours, this is inhumane - nothing was visible from the stands - at the end everyone had rushed onto the ring, that's not normal I had seen a worse organized event only once at school 20 years ago - that was our graduation bell ceremony this is an honest opinion

worst event ever, no security and couldn't go outside of the parking lot for over an hour

My tickets were in the stalls, I bought them for 50,000 drams each, but people who bought tickets with the lowest price were in the same stalls as me. From the middle of the event I was forced to either watch standing or move away from my seat to be able to watch the fight. In my opinion, there was no supervision and it was quite poorly organized.

I bought 4 tickets for 25,000 drams to see the ring better. A camera crane was installed directly in front of us, because of which we couldn't see anything, and we were forced to watch the fights on the screen the entire time, which we could have done with a 5,000 dram ticket, or from home. In such cases, the seats behind the crane should be clearly marked, and the tickets should be significantly cheaper

Complete nonsense.

Simply a disgrace. I have never experienced such a disorganized event in my life. To bring 8000 people to one place and show such an irresponsible approach... The event was supposed to start at 5:00, but it started at 7:50. From 7:10 there was no food in the cafeteria, the children remained hungry for 7 hours... People were smoking in the stands, there was no air to breathe

It was very well organized.