Damon Feldman

Damon Richard Feldman (born October 5, 1985) is an American businessman, boxing promoter, producer, and author. Feldman is the founder and CEO of Official Celebrity Boxing. He authored the book, "16 Minute Man". Brothers Frank "The Animal" Fletcher and Anthony "Two Guns" Fletcher lived in the Feldman home and helped raise the boys.

By the age of 18 yrs old, Feldman became a professional boxer. Promoter, J. Russell Peltz entered Feldman in fights at The Blue Horizon, located in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. By 1992, Feldman was undefeated, with four knockouts and shortly thereafter, he became a fight promotor. Feldman's events receive worldwide news coverage. He also agreed to no longer promote fights in Philadelphia. This encouraged Feldman to promote fights on the West Coast, where the number of events increased. In November 2011, he matched sixteen personalities in eight matches. These matches included Joey Buttafuoco vs Lou Bellera and Amy Fisher vs Nadya Suleman. His other fights included Jose Canseco vs Danny Bonaduce

Feldman has gained a national media presence, appearing multiple times on The Howard Stern Show, CNN, TMZ, and the Daily Mail. He continues to promote fights in Miami, Atlantic City, and in the Los Angeles area.

Personal life Feldman is the father of two children. While not raised in any formal religion, when Feldman's son turned thirteen, Feldman began exploring his Jewish roots and was studying to become a bar mitzvah.