New Dawn – LIVE UNDERCARD UPDATES
The National Stadium plays host to a stacked card tonight.
JB Promotions bring a ‘New Dawn’ to the South Circular Road.
There are no fewer than 15 fights on the Triller TV broadcast bill.
Of those 14 bouts, four are domestics, two of which are for titles; there are also three female bouts on the card and several debuts. Paul Ryan and Edward Donovan meet on the top of the bill and there is also massive interest in Cathal Crowley and Kevin Cronin’s Irish title fight as well as the greeen strap clash between Dean Walsh and Daniel O’Sullivan.
Sean Murray versus Peter Carr promises to deliver while Tony McGylnn, Gary Spike O’Sullivan, Bayo Alabi, Glen Lynch, Podge Collins, Sarah Murphy, Christina Desmond, Davey Joyce and Daniel Fakoyede also appear.
Irish-boxing.com will be providing live updates throughout the evening.
In the early contests we have seen victories for Davey Joyce, Daniel Fakoyede, John Carpenter, Kelsey Leonard and Glen Lynch, while 18 year old Sarah Murphy has just had a victory in her first professional fight.
Lateef Bayo Alabi v Alexandrue Ionita
Round 1 Bayo Alabi records an early knockdown, a great start for him.
Round 2 A comfortable round for the home fighter, boxing well, some nice shots.
Round 3 Ionate gets told off for talking too much to his opponent, he started the round well, but Bayo Alabi takes over as it continues.
Round 4 Some big shots landed by Bayo Alabi, pace was a little slower than previously.
Round 5 Ionate keeps trying, but takes a few hard shots as Bayo Alabi well in charge.
Round 6 The home fighter rounds off the night by forcing Ionage back to the ropes for the majority of the rounds. The score comes in and it’s a 60-53 victory for Bayo Alabi.
Podge Collins v Michael Osborne
Round 1 Collins comes out very fast and aggressive, Osborne didn’t like it, struggled at times.
Round 2 The action only lasts 38 seconds more. Collins floors his man with a huge right hand and the referee stops it immediately.. Collins moves to 4-0. A great shot to finish it.
Tony McGlynn v Josh Blenkiron
Round 1 A very lively opener, Blenkiron has come to win and started well, but McGlynn did better as the round continued. He has a cut around the bridge of his nose.
Round 2 Good round for Blenkiron, lands the better shots. Looked more comfortable as it went on.
Round 3 A close round. Some good body shots from McGlynn late on might have seen him take it.
Round 4 McGlynn started quite well, but the visitor did better as it went on. McGlynn looks to be tiring a little.
Round 5 A close one. Both men are visibly wilting, McGlynn a little more so. He definitely needs the last round and possibly a knock down or stoppage.
Round 6 A better round for McGlynn. This could go easily be a draw, and that wouldn’t be very unfair to either.
And a draw it is! 57-57. A really entertaining fight, McGlynn did well to dig it out when it looked a bit bleak going into the last round.
Gary O’Sullivan v Mateusz Pawloski
Round 1 A fairly slow start from Spike, who returns for the first time since St Patrick’s Day 2024. Pawloski is comfortable at the moment.
Round 2 Another fairly quiet round, Spike not dominating, not much happening really.
Round 3 Spike takes a fairly big left hand early on, but boxes better later in the round. It has opened up a bit, but still not a huge amount happening.
Round 4 Another close round. Spike landed a couple of decent shots after a minute, but it was another fairly uneventful round. This is a close fight.
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