Irish Boxing

Boxers Who Retired in 2020

Boxing is full of surprises when it comes to the individual influence on this sport. Boxers can retire or come

Larry Fryers [11(4)-3(1)] faces 2020’s most talented prospect warns a Bob Arum, a promoter who has been building fighters for

Stevie McKenna [5(5)-0] is more Cavan than Monaghan when it comes to rounds. Like a Cavan man in a public

Katie Taylor believes any MMA operator would find it hard to beat a boxer in the boxing ring. As a

Source: Pexels There’s no doubt that Blake McKernan has a talent for talking up fights. At 13-0, the brash American,

It’s all about history and not histrionics for Carl Frampton [28(16)-2(0)] as he closes in on a clash with Jamel

Derry boxer Tryone McCullagh is on a 20k a day for 20 days straight mission. ‘White Chocolate’ will run the

Exciting prospect Stevie McKenna [5(5)-0]is getting busy in the festive period. The undefeated light middleweight will fight on back to

Established Irish light middleweights Gary ‘Spike’ O’Sullivan and Dennis Hogan are the only Irish 154lbs fighters with WBO world champion

Tiernan Bradley [1(1)-0] will bring the curtain down on a bizarre 2020 in fitting fashion. Like a host of Irish