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2026 San Diego Harley Davidson Masters Boxing Championships
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2026 San Diego Harley Davidson Masters Boxing Championships

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In 6 days · Sat, Jul 11 – Sun, Jul 12, 2026
Sat 12:00 PM PDT – Sun 6:00 PM PDT

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Amateur boxing usually ends sometime in your thirties. Masters boxing assumes that premise is wrong.

The 2026 San Diego Harley Davidson Masters Boxing Championships brings together competitive boxers aged 40 and older for two days of sanctioned USA Boxing competition. The field spans novice divisions (zero to ten bouts) and open divisions, men and women, from flyweight to heavyweight — structured enough to produce genuinely competitive matchups across every category.

The venue is a motorcycle dealership on Morena Boulevard. This turns out to be exactly right. The crowd is blue-collar in the best sense — people who have been around boxing long enough to know what they're watching. Weigh-ins start at 8am. Doors open at 11am. Bouts begin at noon on Saturday and Sunday.

Masters boxing is not nostalgia. The people training for this are serious athletes in their forties, fifties, and sixties who never stopped coming to the gym. The footwork is smarter. The combinations are more deliberate. There is a quality to a boxer who has thirty years of accumulated ring intelligence behind every decision — something you do not see in the twenty-year-olds.

Free optional meet-and-greet Friday July 10, 4–6pm. Competition July 11–12, 2026. San Diego Harley Davidson, 4645 Morena Blvd, San Diego, CA 92117. USA Boxing sanctioned. Spectators welcome.
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Macross: Do You Remember Love? -- First Official U.S. Theatrical Screening
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Macross: Do You Remember Love? -- First Official U.S. Theatrical Screening
Today · Jul 5 800 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, C…

The film that defined the Macross franchise gets its first official US theatrical run since its original release. Not the streaming version. A theater, the original print, and an audience that knows every frame. The film itself is a theatrical retelling of the original Super Dimension Fortress Macross television series, condensed into a feature-length experience that blends mecha warfare, a love triangle, and the premise that music can end a galactic war. Directed by Noboru Ishiguro and Shoji Kawamori, the film is considered a benchmark of 1980s anime production. Its space battle sequences and character animation set standards that influenced a generation of animators. The soundtrack -- particularly Mari Iijima's original performances of Do You Remember Love? and My Boyfriend Is a Pilot -- became foundational texts of anime music culture. Worth it? Who it's for: If you have watched any Macross series, listened to Mari Iijima, or know what Valkyrie fighters are, this screening is for you -- and for the next 40 years, it will be one of those events you either attended or missed. Classic anime collector culture prizes theatrical screenings of foundational films above almost any contemporary release because of the rarity. This is a once-in-a-lifetime screening, not a revival. It is the first official time. The Novo is a 2,300-seat venue; tickets are limited. What to know before you go: The screening is Sunday July 5, 2026 at noon at The Novo by Microsoft, 800 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles. This is adjacent to Anime Expo 2026 (July 2-5 at LACC), making it a natural anchor for AX attendees. A BIGWEST Macross panel precedes the screening at Anime Expo (July 2, 1 PM, Room 511ABC at LACC). The Novo is walkable from the Convention Center. Buy tickets well in advance -- the collector community for this film is global, not local, and demand will exceed venue capacity. The Macross: Do You Remember Love? theatrical screening is the kind of event the anime community has waited for longer than most of its members have been alive. When licensing barriers fall, they sometimes fall for a single moment. This is that moment. July 5, 2026, The Novo, Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles Dodgers vs San Diego Padres
Today · Jul 5 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, …

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Los Angeles Dodgers vs Colorado Rockies
Tomorrow · Jul 6 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, …

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San Diego Padres vs Arizona Diamondbacks at Petco Park
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San Diego Padres vs Arizona Diamondbacks at Petco Park
Tomorrow · Jul 6 100 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101

The Arizona Diamondbacks visit Petco Park on July 6 in the NL West division series that carries the most direct consequence on the standings. Padres vs Diamondbacks is a rivalry conducted with the mutual respect of two clubs that know they are competing for the same postseason real estate — the West is their division, these games decide who controls it, and the home-and-away math between them across a full season is the most direct measurement of what each club's year has been worth. Petco Park over a July 4th holiday weekend stretch brings the summer season to its full volume: the crowds include everyone — families, season-ticket holders, visitors from Arizona with their own loyalties — and the park's atmosphere absorbs all of it and converts it into the specific Petco quality of a weekend that feels like summer baseball at its best.

Los Angeles Dodgers vs Colorado Rockies
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Los Angeles Dodgers vs Colorado Rockies
In 2 days · Jul 7 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, …

Dodger Stadium sits above Chavez Ravine with the San Gabriel Mountains framing the outfield and 56,000 seats that fill up for a reason. The Dodgers have been the cultural heartbeat of Los Angeles for decades, and a night at the Stadium is one of the few places in the city where strangers genuinely talk to each other. Gates open two hours before first pitch, which matters. Batting practice at Dodger Stadium is worth arriving early for — players are accessible, the park is quiet, and the light across the infield is different before the crowd fills in. Dodger Dogs have been a point of pride and debate since 1962. The loaded nachos are not a lesser option. The third-base pavilion gets loud faster than anywhere else in the park. The fan base is multi-generational and genuinely diverse — Koreatown, East LA, the Valley, and transplants from every other MLB city all show up. What ties it together is that most people who love the Dodgers really love the Dodgers. Division rivals bring out the loudest crowds. Night games in summer are the best version of LA. Parking on-site is $35 (cash and card). Rideshare drop-off at the Elysian Park Ave gate is the cleaner move on a sell-out night. The Dodger Stadium Express runs from Union Station — $8 round trip, no traffic, no parking.

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In 3 days · Jul 8 1000 Vin Scully Ave, Los Angeles, …

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LA World Cup 26 Fan Zone at Venice Beach — Quarterfinal Weekend
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LA World Cup 26 Fan Zone at Venice Beach — Quarterfinal Weekend
In 5 days · Jul 10 – Jul 11 Windward Plaza, Venice Beach, CA 9…

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MLB All-Star Week 2026 - Philadelphia, PA
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MLB All-Star Week 2026 - Philadelphia, PA
In 5 days · Jul 10 – Jul 14 Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Ban…

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