But can it be done? Will they allow it? As this venue replaced a "Palace", as it was formally called and probably the best name for it, because every weekend it would literally pack, with lines extended outside and down the street, made it the one of the cities most desirable locations. That is before another local club owner had bought it out a few years back, just so he could shut down, my guess is to eliminate the competition, and improve his club's revenue? Either way, we knew this location had potential, but would be tough to get... you see we had definitely learned how much work it is to make these events happen from our "Urban Conflict" event, which brought in crowds over 3000 people, but took the life out of us to make happen... but the 2nd one's always easier...right?
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Fighters Nation II at Flames Central...Can it be done?
So when the FN team got together to brain storm some new idea's for a 2nd Fighters Nation's MMA event, which spawned of the successful inauguration of FN's "Urban Conflict; we had our eyes set on the "PERFECT" event location, Flames Central.
But can it be done? Will they allow it? As this venue replaced a "Palace", as it was formally called and probably the best name for it, because every weekend it would literally pack, with lines extended outside and down the street, made it the one of the cities most desirable locations. That is before another local club owner had bought it out a few years back, just so he could shut down, my guess is to eliminate the competition, and improve his club's revenue? Either way, we knew this location had potential, but would be tough to get... you see we had definitely learned how much work it is to make these events happen from our "Urban Conflict" event, which brought in crowds over 3000 people, but took the life out of us to make happen... but the 2nd one's always easier...right?
But can it be done? Will they allow it? As this venue replaced a "Palace", as it was formally called and probably the best name for it, because every weekend it would literally pack, with lines extended outside and down the street, made it the one of the cities most desirable locations. That is before another local club owner had bought it out a few years back, just so he could shut down, my guess is to eliminate the competition, and improve his club's revenue? Either way, we knew this location had potential, but would be tough to get... you see we had definitely learned how much work it is to make these events happen from our "Urban Conflict" event, which brought in crowds over 3000 people, but took the life out of us to make happen... but the 2nd one's always easier...right?
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