Ex-Arsenal and Spurs Players Return to the Ring for £200k Charity Card
Fourteen former pros headline A Night to Remember III on 22 October, with over £201,500 already raised across two previous sold-out shows.
By FightSplit Editorial Team · Published Aug 25, 2026

A crew of former Premier League and Football League names is trading grass for canvas again. Pro Project Promotions, the outfit built by ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Graham Stack, heads back to the Grosvenor House Hotel in Mayfair on Thursday 22 October 2026 for A Night to Remember III, its third charity boxing show in barely a year.
The numbers behind the venture are the real headline. Since that debut card sold out the Grosvenor ballroom in October 2025, the promotion says it has pulled in more than £201,500 for good causes across two events. This time the bill swells to 14 former professional footballers, up from the outfit's earlier lineups.
The names read like a scattered team sheet from a decade of English football: Nile Ranger, Jay Emmanuel-Thomas, Gary Madine, Sebastien Bassong, Matthew Briggs, Armand Traore, Harlee Dean, Simon Cox, Lee Cook, Leroy Lita, Anthony Gardner, David Norris, Martin Woods and Jamie Sendles-White. Individual match-ups haven't been locked in yet, but organisers say they're coming soon.
The Amazon Angle
What separates this show from the usual white-collar fundraiser is the media package attached to it. A behind-the-scenes documentary is set to land on Amazon Prime in the build-up, which should widen the audience well beyond the ballroom's ticket-buyers. Stack is betting that visibility translates into a bigger night than either of the first two.
Stack framed this as the promotion's biggest and most emotional lineup so far, arguing every fighter has a story worth telling — some who played at the top level, others who've had to rebuild their lives entirely. He said the whole point is these men stepping back into a ring for people who need help more than they do.
Getting In
The pitch, in Stack's telling, is straightforward: buy early, because he doesn't expect tickets to hang around given the first two shows both moved fast. Tickets are on sale now through the promotion's website. Whether the event tops the £201,500 already banked is the only scoreline that matters here.
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