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Ring announcing with goosebumps
Fighter introductions and walk-ins that drive the pulse of the arena up.

Ring announcer Ronny Leber · German & English
The voice for your main event.
Since 2017, Ronny Leber has been guiding boxing galas in Germany and Austria as ring announcer – up to world title fights. He announces fighters the way the moment deserves and takes the arena and the TV audience on an emotional journey.
Ring announcer since 2017 · World title fights since 2023
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A boxing night lives from tension. The ring announcer builds it: with the welcome, the walk-ins, the introduction of the fighters and the moment he announces the verdict. Every announcement has to be spot on – names, fight records, weight classes and titles.
Ronny combines the precision of a live TV host with the energy of a stadium announcer. Since 2020 he has been working with the Berlin boxing promoter AGON, plus fight nights such as the Bounce Fight Night in Vienna or the Boxnacht in Stuttgart.

Experience
In June 2020, Ronny stood in the ring at the first European boxing event after lockdown – an AGON boxing gala in Berlin, completely without spectators and produced purely as a TV event. In 2023 his first world championship night followed in Wuppertal, with two title fights at once.
Whether in front of 500 guests in gala seating at the Hotel Intercontinental Vienna or in front of packed stands in the SCHARRena in Stuttgart: Ronny finds the right tone for every arena.
2017
Ronny Leber has been working as a ring announcer since this year.
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world title fights on one night: IBF and IBO middleweight, Wuppertal 2023.
10
fights hosted by Ronny at the 2025 Boxnacht in Stuttgart's SCHARRena.
"It's a great pleasure every time to take my audience on an emotional journey."
What you get
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Fighter introductions and walk-ins that drive the pulse of the arena up.
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Names, records, weight classes and verdicts – correctly prepared and announced with composure.
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Welcome, VIPs, sponsors and live acts: Ronny guides the whole evening, not just the fights.
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More than 1,500 hours of live TV: Ronny knows how a broadcast works and works closely with the director.
Your gain
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From the first fight to the main event, the tension rises – exactly where it belongs.
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Every athlete gets their moment. The arena, sponsors and TV audience can feel it.
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Briefing, coordination with director and supervisor, calm during delays.


Two world title fights on one night in Wuppertal.
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Ten fights in the SCHARRena, main events with Zachenhuber and Zogaj.
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Austria's boxing elite at the Hotel Intercontinental Vienna.
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Title fights and the comeback of Jack Culcay.
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Step 01
Date, venue, fight card. You will get a personal reply within two hours.
Step 02
Fighters, records, titles, sponsors and the correct pronunciation of every name.
Step 03
Walk-ins, music, supporting programme and TV windows are coordinated with the promoter and director.
Step 04
Sound check, ring check, first bell – and a voice that carries all the way to the main event.
Safe bet
No money-back promise.
Four things that are settled beforehand.
Fit check before you commit. In the briefing call, Ronny tells you honestly whether he is the right person for your event – before you book.
Stage technically secured. Briefing, run-through and sound check, backup for the live moment.
Direct line to Ronny. You talk to him, not to a layer of agency staff.
Tested live. When the power went out during an international match, Ronny kept the stadium entertained for an hour and a half. Whatever can go wrong on a stage, he has experienced it – and handled it.
Frequently asked questions
Role
He guides the fight night: welcome, introduction of the fighters and referee, round announcements as required and the announcement of the verdicts. Plus sponsors, VIPs and the supporting programme.
For professional and amateur boxing galas, title fights and fight nights – in the arena, in a hotel or as a TV production.
Yes. He has already hosted boxing galas that took place as pure TV events without spectators in the arena.
Organisation
Yes, fluently in German and English – ideal for international fight cards.
Gladly. On request he hosts the entire evening, from the welcome to show acts and the award ceremony.
Yes. He regularly works in Germany and Austria and travels to your event wherever it takes place.