The Fight 4 Mental Health (F4MH) Boxing Showcase is adding an extraordinary collection of boxing champions, combat sports icons and influential figures to its historic debut during Mr. Olympia Weekend, September 25–26, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
The special guest lineup includes two-time world heavyweight champion and Boxing Hall of Famer Riddick Bowe, UFC Hall of Famer and combat sports icon Chuck Liddell, former unified middleweight world champion Kelly Pavlik, 1976 Olympic silver medalist Charles Mooney, author, humanitarian and martial artist Khalilah Camacho-Ali, and World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman.
Their appearances add another major dimension to an event already making history as sanctioned USA Boxing competition comes to one of the biggest stages in the fitness world during Mr. Olympia Weekend. The two-day showcase is designed to unite boxing, fitness, combat sports and mental health advocacy through competition, conversation and community.
Riddick Bowe, a two-time heavyweight world champion, Olympic silver medalist and Hall of Famer, brings the presence of one of boxing’s most accomplished heavyweights to the F4MH stage.
Chuck Liddell, the UFC Hall of Famer and former UFC light heavyweight champion, expands the weekend beyond traditional boxing and represents the connection between boxing, MMA and the broader combat sports community.
Kelly Pavlik, the former unified middleweight champion, joins the showcase after a career highlighted by 34 knockout victories.
Charles Mooney, a 1976 Olympic silver medalist and U.S. Army veteran, brings a direct connection to America’s rich Olympic boxing tradition.
Khalilah Camacho-Ali, an author, humanitarian and martial artist, will add a distinctive voice to a weekend built not only around competition, but also around the human stories behind fighters and their families.
Mauricio Sulaiman, President of the World Boxing Council, will also be in attendance as F4MH continues its collaboration with the WBC. Fight 4 Mental Health founder and WBC Ambassador Egypt Brown has described Sulaiman’s support as vital to the organization’s growth and its goal of creating lasting change for fighters and communities.
The special guests will join an experience centered on sanctioned amateur boxing featuring ranked fighters and Olympic-level prospects, while the F4MH Wellness Panel will bring together champions, athletes, combat sports personalities and wellness advocates for conversations surrounding mental health, adversity, anxiety, depression, pressure and resilience.
The weekend will also feature the Fight 4 Mental Health Fan Zone, including physical challenges, athlete meet-and-greets and an interactive Shadow Boxing Competition, giving attendees opportunities to participate rather than simply watch from the sidelines.
For Brown, bringing together recognizable figures from different generations and areas of combat sports is an important part of the mission.
“We are honored to have some of the biggest celebrities in our industry joining us on this stage, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with our athletes to deliver the exact same vital message.”
Fight 4 Mental Health was created as a preventive mental health platform focused on leadership, combat sports and other high-pressure environments. Its mission emphasizes support before crisis, while encouraging resilience, early intervention and long-term mental wellness.
