Shamplina fights for landlords – and for charity

Shamplina fights for landlords – and for charity


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Rumble with the Agents is set to return to London in June, for another night of white-collar boxing, networking and fundraising.

Now in its 11th year in London, the event has raised over £200,000 for charities.

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The 2026 London event will feature at least four live boxing bouts, with male and female volunteers from across the property sector stepping into the ring after four months of training. 

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Participants commit to an intensive programme designed not only to prepare them for fight night, but also to improve physical fitness, mental wellbeing, focus and confidence.

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The evening will include a three-course sit-down meal, free bar, live boxing, auctions, raffles and post-fight celebrations – one of the best networking nights in the industry. 

This year’s chosen charity, North London Hospice, provides care and support for people living with life-limiting illnesses, as well as their families, friends and carers.

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Paul Shamplina – founder of Rumble with the Agents and Landlord Action, and TV property figure – says: “I’ve personally known people who have been helped by the hospice, and it’s a fantastic local charity, close to where our London event takes place in Finchley.

“Rumble has always been about showing that the property industry can come together, push themselves, and make a real difference. I’m looking forward to raising as much as possible for this incredible cause.”

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Rumble with the Agents will also return to Newcastle in December, with the charity to be announced.

For boxer sign-ups, ticket bookings or sponsorship enquiries, contact [email protected]; 07956 414254; www.rumblewiththeagents.co.uk

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