In an unusual proposal blending sports, entertainment, and celebrity drama, Celebrity Boxing has publicly invited Jordon Hudson and Linda Holliday to face off in a sanctioned boxing match, following reports of a tense exchange between the two women during a 2024 Christmas party in Nantucket.
The offer was extended by Damon Feldman, founder of the promotional company, who suggested the match could provide a platform for the two to resolve lingering personal tension.
Hudson, who is reportedly in a relationship with former NFL coach Bill Belichick, and Holliday, his longtime former partner, have been at the center of public speculation following their alleged conflict at the December gathering.
A boxing ring to settle a personal feud?
Speaking in a video message published this week, Feldman addressed the women directly:
“I wanted to reach out,” he said. “And I want to give them the opportunity and the platform here at Celebrity Boxing to settle that beef in the ring. Let’s get it, girls.”
While Feldman did not disclose any specific financial incentive attached to the offer, Celebrity Boxing has previously drawn public attention for staging bouts between high-profile figures from entertainment, reality television, and viral internet fame. Given the media coverage surrounding the alleged dispute between Hudson and Holliday, it is expected that any such event would generate substantial viewer interest.
Despite the publicity, neither Hudson nor Holliday has commented publicly on the alleged altercation. Nor have either indicated any interest in engaging in a physical or verbal confrontation beyond the private party in question.
Still, Feldman‘s offer marks yet another example of how Celebrity Boxing continues to blur the line between sports and spectacle.
While the prospect of such a match appears highly unlikely, the proposal underscores the growing popularity of entertainment-based boxing events-where personal drama is often used to drive ticket sales and media coverage.
As of now, there has been no response from either party regarding the offer.
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