The Woolstore on Oamaru's waterfront was transformed for a capacity crowd of 450 spectators and supporters dressed in their finest for the black-tie event featuring 10 bouts over three two-minute rounds.
Event organiser Kate Cartwright said the intensity and commitment of boxers was inspiring and their 12 weeks of hard work came to fruition in front of a ''hugely appreciative'' crowd.
All 10 bouts went to the judges' decision.
In the first bout, Chontelle ''Strong Wind'' Watson took on Waitaki district councillor ''Mischief'' Mel Tavendale. Ms Watson emerged victorious.
Other results
Craig ''Crusher'' Kingan (30) beat Carwyn ''the Weston Scorpion'' Williams (41); Constable Dean ''Chopper'' Paterson (33) beat Tony ''the Master Blaster'' Dudley (51); Chris ''the Killer'' Cant (44) beat Ryan ''the Stag'' Fraser (35); Richard ''the Papakaio Panther'' Willans (40), beat Blair ''Spiderman'' Brosnan (31); Shannon ''Hair Razor'' Parsons (28) beat Gabrielle ''the Galvaniser'' Docherty (28); Jason ''Boom Boom Shake the Room'' Mavor (36) beat Mark ''the Brick Wall'' Roney (27); Mike ''Mean Maori Mean'' Mullins (43) beat Nick ''Rocky'' Webster (34); ''Mighty'' Mike Mavor (39) beat Waitaki Mayor Gary ''the Night Mayor'' Kircher (50); Gary ''Razor'' Byrne (43) beat Barry ''the Beast'' Fox (38).
Money raised will go towards the Otago Community Hospice's project to build a Hospice House in North Otago.
