Irish Boxing

Ruadhan Farrell made his New Years resolutions earlier than most so he can start proving people wrong in 2021. The

Frampton says court was enjoyable but not helpful ahead of Herring fight

Carl Frampton [28(16)-2(0)] claims he was enjoying court proceedings, but admits they were not conducive with his attempts to make

At last, 2020 is nearly over. No more Irish boxers are set for action this year which means it’s time

Forget conquering the world, Tim Tszyu [17(13)-0] first has to be beat Dennis Hogan [28(7)-3(1)-1] to prove he is Australia’s

Paddy Donovan [5(3)-0] will kick of 2021 with a step up fight in January. The talented Limerick prospect adds further

Aaron McKenna [11(7)-0] believes he registered a statement stoppage win in England last week. The exciting light middleweight prospect was

Tiernan Bradley brought the curtain down on a bizarre year for Irish boxing this afternoon in Spain. The Omagh welter

Stevie McKenna made it seventh heaven tonight in England as he increased his perfect professional record to 7-0 – all

Donegal light middle Brett McGinty made a winning start to pro life tonight in England. The St Johnston scrapper defeated

Three Super Middleweight belts will be on the line on December 19th. Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez takes on a short-notice fight