San Antonio's East Side ring is about to get busy. San Antonio Parks & Recreation has announced its 2026 Fall Boxing Show for Sept. 26, packing 25 bouts into a single day at Lincoln Community Center, 2915 E. Commerce St., with weigh-ins running from 8 to 10 a.m. and the first bell set for 1 p.m. Spectators will pay $20 at the door.
The department made the announcement in a social post, writing, “We’re packing the day with 25 action filled bouts you won’t want to miss!” according to SAParksandRec
. The same schedule — the 8 to 10 a.m. weigh-ins, the 1 p.m. first bell and the $20 spectator fee — is also listed on the city's own event page for the
2026 Fall Boxing Show
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A Familiar Ring on the East Side
Lincoln Community Center has a boxing pedigree that predates this event. The city-run facility is described as the home of the San Fernando Boxing Club, per the department's own directory listing for the Lincoln Community Center. That club connection tracks with a separate listing on a South Texas boxing calendar, which names a San Fernando Boxing Club event called Fall Brawl at the same 2915 E. Commerce address, according to the South Texas LBC calendar.
The city's event page and the South Texas boxing calendar list 2915 E. Commerce St. as the site of upcoming amateur boxing action this month.
What Fight Fans Can Expect on Fight Day
For anyone planning to head out, the day starts early. Weigh-ins run from 8 to 10 a.m., giving fighters a two-hour window before the card gets underway, and the first bell doesn't ring until 1 p.m. Spectators looking to watch the 25 scheduled bouts should budget $20 for entry at Lincoln Community Center.
Beyond the schedule and fee structure laid out by the parks department, specifics like the individual matchups, weight classes and bout-by-bout start times have not been released. San Antonio Parks & Recreation describes its broader mission as providing exceptional parks, facilities, programs and services for the community, and the Fall Boxing Show fits into that slate of city-run recreation programming on the East Side later this month.
