Red-Carpet Brawl 2 Recap: Seth “Shooter” Taylor vs. Christopher “The Matador” Gman

In a spirited match for charity, Seth Taylor and Christopher Gman stepped into the ring at Red-Carpet Brawl 2, each fighting for a cause close to home.

Seth “Shooter” Taylor, a strategy consultant from El Dorado, represented the Lehigh Family Foundation, championing mental health awareness. “It means a lot to give back,” said Taylor, noting the importance of supporting mental health initiatives. He praised the intense but supportive training environment that prepared him for the fight.

Christopher “The Matador” Gman, representing the Texas Biomedical Forum, brought both passion and experience to the ring. Initially drawn to boxing for fitness, he quickly fell in love with the sport. “It never gets easier,” he joked, “but it’s always worth it.” Gman credited his training team for pushing him beyond his limits, making fight night that much smoother.

After three hard-fought rounds, Gman secured a unanimous decision victory. In his post-fight remarks, he acknowledged Seth’s powerful right hand and shared his deep connection to the Texas Biomedical Forum, which his wife will chair next year.

This bout wasn’t just a clash of fists—it was a celebration of heart, resilience, and giving back.