Puder Productions recently announced plans to host the “Cops and Robbers” event – to benefit the Cops Care Cancer Foundation – at the Playboy Mansion on August 23, 2008. Playboy Model Amanda “Dream” Evans, Myspace Star Bobby Billard, and DJ Lady Tribe are set to co-host the event, which will take place from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Featured music includes DJ Lady Tribe, while comedy acts by Brad Williams and Tapan are also sure to entertain guests, in addition to a sexy lingerie fashion show, tours of the Playboy grotto and zoo and much more.
Leading up to the main event, stars of the Wet T – shirt Wrestling League (WTWL) and Puder Productions are teaming
up to make this an unforgettable weekend for VIP ticket holders as they battle it out for an international pay-per-view taping at a Hollywood hotspot on August 22, 2008.
For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Jonathan King at
Cops Care Cancer Foundation:
A Northern California based company, this organization provides financial assistance to children and families that have been struck with cancer. They provide support and donations to the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, and also help fund social service programs for children, survivor’s scholarship program, long term housing costs, research projects and prevention programs. For more information about this foundation, contact Brian Simuro at
Puder Productions Mission:
Daniel Puder Promotions offers great events with promising athletes and entertainers. The entertainers are given a platform to showcase their greatest talents, while audiences are given high quality programs. Committed to developing and retaining the best and brightest athletes and entertainers in the world, Puder Productions is also aiming to become the leading Event Promotional Company through their hard work and integrity.
Daniel Puder:
A full-time fighter and wrestler, Daniel Puder continues to throw events and participate in helping to raise money for Non-profits. He is the first Mixed Martial Art fighter to own his own promotional firm at age 26. Along with his work with Non-profits, Puder is also currently working on helping to build his Knockouts.
