Irish Boxing

Amanda Serrano [17(6)-0] has undisputed status and not Katie Taylor [39(29)-1(0)-1] in her sights heading into 2021. The Brooklyn based

What more do you want? – Darragh Foley calls for strong promotional backing

Darragh Foley [19(9)-4(0)-1] is adamant he is the fighter Australian promoters need to throw their weight behind. ‘Super’ was brought

Dominic Donegan [5(1)-0] is the second name confirmed on the Celtic Clash 11 card. The fight night, which was initially

Mick Hennessy has added a second Irish name to his roster in the space of a week. On the back

Larry Fryers [11(4)-3(1)] says Adrian Sosa [11 (9)-0] hasn’t the ‘balls’ to fight him and is just dropping his name for publicity

World Youth Champion Katelynn Phelan [4(1)-0] will return to the ring as a bill topper in her own right. Phelan

Dylan Moran is the latest Irish boxer to have been brought into camp Conor McGregor [0-1(1)]. Irish-boxing.com understands the Waterford

Katie Taylor [17(6)-0] is hoping to start another massive year as early as February or March. The Bray native managed

Stevie McKenna [6(6)-0] is confident boxing on the box will propel him toward stardom and fight success. The light welterweight

If your average barnstormer is labeled ‘a war’, then Darragh Foley versus Ty Telford was a war of the nuclear