Misfits Boxing has again drawn attention on social platforms ahead of the December 20 Tate vs DeMoor event. Clips from the staredown and press conference, including Andrew Tate’s line “Bugattis don’t fight, dumbass”, have circulated widely. The event is expected to take place in Dubai.
Alongside the buildup, crypto project IPO Genie ($IPO) has promoted a contest connected to the Misfits Boxing card. According to the project’s materials, the contest includes travel to Dubai for selected participants to attend the fight in person.
The campaign combines a sports entertainment audience with a crypto audience that follows early-stage token launches. Any outcomes, participation levels, and long-term effects of the partnership are uncertain.
Token sale promotion meets Misfits Boxing
Misfits has built its brand around turning fight cards into shareable online moments. Separately, crypto projects sometimes use sponsorships and marketing campaigns to reach new audiences.
In this case, IPO Genie’s sponsorship has been presented as part of the broader promotional push around the event. People unfamiliar with early-stage token sales may be encountering the project through Misfits-related coverage and social content.
What IPO Genie says it offers
IPO Genie has been marketed as a platform aimed at helping users access early-stage investing-related opportunities through a more guided interface. These are the project’s claims and are not independently verified here.
Project marketing has also emphasized simplicity and structure for people who find crypto fundraising and private-market investing complex.
A community post shared online described the project in favorable terms:
“IPO Genie feels like the first presale that actually talks to people, not over them.”
As with any token sale or early-stage project, readers should treat promotional claims with caution and review primary documentation before making decisions.
IPO Genie has described itself as an official sponsor of Misfits: The Fight Before Christmas, positioning the partnership as a way to connect its brand with a global entertainment audience.
How the partnership is being framed
According to the project’s messaging, the sponsorship is intended to emphasize “access” and community participation. The campaign includes a contest that, as described by the project, is designed to bring selected fans to the event in Dubai.
A fan quote shared in promotional materials said:
“I’ve seen sponsors, but I’ve never seen one actually put fans in the seats.”
What the contest includes (as described by the project)
The contest details have been promoted under the name IPO Genie Misfit Boxing contest. The project describes a travel package centered on the Misfits Boxing event in Dubai.
According to the entry page and promotional materials, winners may receive:
- Round-trip flights to Dubai, with travel arrangements handled by the organizers.
- A private pickup, described as airport transport on arrival.
- Three nights in a hotel, described as part of the package.
- VIP seats close to the ring for Tate vs DeMoor.
- Additional arena access described as beyond standard ticketing.
- Misfits × IPO Genie merchandise described as exclusive to the contest.
As with any promotion, terms, eligibility rules, and availability can change and should be checked directly on the organizer’s official materials.
Participants should review the full terms and conditions.
Entry requirements described on the organizer’s page
The organizer’s entry page indicates that participants may be asked to provide personal information for eligibility checks and travel planning (for example, name, contact details, date of birth, and passport validity).
The same materials also describe “required actions,” which may include connecting social accounts and joining the project’s channels. Readers should consider privacy and security implications before sharing personal data or linking accounts.
Event atmosphere and marketing narrative
Promotional content around the trip highlights the broader fight-week atmosphere in Dubai and the experience of attending a high-profile card in person. This is marketing framing, and individual experiences can vary.
Timing
The project’s materials state the contest has a deadline of 14th December, ahead of the December 20 event. Readers should verify dates and any restrictions directly with the organizer.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
