Point Boxing Sparring Circuit.
A no-knockout, semi-contact boxing circuit — 150+ events run across the United States, Canada, and Mexico since 2022.
- 150+
- Events run
- 3
- Countries
- 2022
- Circuit founded
One identity, three countries
- Client
- Point Boxing Sparring Circuit
- Years
- 2022 — ongoing
- Scope
- Event flyers, infographics, identity marks, signage
- Regions
- USA · Canada · México
Point Boxing Sparring Circuit (PBSC) is a semi-contact boxing format judged on clean technique, timing, and control instead of knockouts.
Every card runs under the same rule, printed on every flyer: no knockouts allowed, semi contact. The badge and the ribbon-and-star crest travel to every host gym, school gym, and convention center the circuit books.
The circuit’s largest event to date drew nearly 500 competitors and more than 3,000 spectators — a scale the flyer system has to hold up at, from a single community-center card to a state championship supershow.
Same badge everywhere — a red star, a ribbon, and a circular crest — recolored per region: red/white/blue for the U.S., red/white/green for México, a red maple leaf for Canada.
The national circuit
Standalone flyers, each built for its own host and venue, sharing the PBSC identity — from state championships to local community centers.
The Hood Olympics
A PBSC card built around Los Angeles street and lowrider culture, run at Sotomayor Arts & Science Magnet School with partner Victory Resources. Now in its 5th year.
Adaptive PBSC
The circuit’s first wheelchair boxing exhibition, held April 27, 2025 at Rio Hondo Gymnasium. A public showcase paired with a VIP championship exhibition match, run under the same no-knockout, semi-contact rules as every other PBSC card.
“Changing the face of boxing… from inside out.”
Coach Justin’s Fight Night
A recurring PBSC exhibition card pairing the LAPD Boxing Team and LAPD Cadets against local influencers, run at LA Inner City Arts.
PBSC Canada
The circuit’s Toronto card, run at Cecil Community Centre, alongside a Canada-specific “Why PBSC” explainer built for local gyms and coaches.
PBSC CanadaPBSC México
Flyers for the Mexico circuit run in Spanish — “Circuito Técnico de Boxeo y Sparring, Contacto Controlado” (“Technical Boxing and Sparring Circuit, Controlled Contact”).
PBSC MéxicoMuay Thai event backdrop
The identity carried through to a physical backdrop for a Muay Thai event — a curved stage wall and matching pull-up banners.
Supporting brand collateral
Infographics, expansion planning, and the physical formats the circuit runs on.
PBSC Full Contact — an international full-contact boxing circuit, launching alongside the existing semi-contact Point Boxing Sparring Circuit.
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