My experience is it went late into the evening, about midnight. But it was ‘fight of the year’ and there was a few speeches and lucky draw.

Unless there’s a knockout, 30 minutes till the end of the final round. A new fight will start promptly at the hour and half past so 2 fights every hour.

Yes (I took mine in, photo and video was no problem).

It's always high energy because so e if the top boxers and their promoters are here. They're only open on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, starting from about 6:30pm. You can buy tickets at the box office, but there will be ticket scalpers ready for tourists. We went the safe route and just purchased it online; be sure to print your e-ticket to present at the ticket booth. Outside food/ drink isn't allowed, but there are censure around who will bring beer etc right to your seat so you don't miss a minute of the action. Go for the early matches if you're unfamiliar with the sport to get a feel of the rules etc; match intensity varies with weight catergory and you'll see the ones to look out for in your pamphlet.

Don't worry, kids age 12 are fighting in the ring,.. so you can enter and watch :)

We have been there, but arrives 30 minutes late. Nobody checked us for anything, just showed the receipt (from hotel as we bought the tickets from hotel tour stand) and they took us to our places.

Yes you will have to show some ID when you collect the tickets from the booth. They will scan your ID for their records

yes..you can. There are few options. Food is served as well. So it's better to go directly and buy the tickets as per your requirement.