Celebrity Boxing wants Jordon Hudson and Linda Holliday to fight it out in the ring. The offer comes after reports of a heated exchange between the two women at a Christmas party in Nantucket last year.
Damon Feldman, who started Celebrity Boxing, made the offer. He's known for setting up fights between famous people, reality TV stars, and internet celebrities. Feldman said, "I wanted to reach out. And I want to give them the opportunity and the platform here at Celebrity Boxing to settle that beef in the ring. Let's get it, girls."
The drama centers around Hudson, who's reportedly dating Bill Belichick, and Holliday, Belichick's longtime ex-partner. Their alleged clash at the Christmas party got people talking, and now Celebrity Boxing wants to cash in on the buzz.
So far, neither Hudson nor Holliday has said anything about the party incident or the boxing offer. It's a long shot that they'll actually step into the ring.
This kind of offer isn't new for Celebrity Boxing. They often try to turn personal drama into ticket sales and media attention. It's part of a trend where entertainment and sports mix, creating events that are more about spectacle than athleticism.
While it's unlikely we'll see Hudson and Holliday duke it out, the offer itself shows how personal conflicts can quickly become potential entertainment in today's media landscape. It's a reminder of how public figures' private lives can suddenly become fodder for promotional stunts.
For now, the ball's in Hudson and Holliday's court. Will they ignore the offer, or will they surprise everyone and lace up the gloves? Only time will tell.
