Sitting ringside at GFL 9 in the Whittemore Center.
First impressions are that the setup is great. Really professional.
The ring is in the center of where the ice rinl would typically be. There are maybe a couple hundred seats on the floor, then the rest of the usual seating.
Visibility should not be a factor for anybody. There are five big screens hanging from the rafters, a huge one at one end of the rink and four above the octagon.
There is also professional lighting over the ring, a runway to the cage for the fighters and a great soundsystem.
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