Leeside Revolution - Irish Boxing

Exciting all-Irish clash added to Leeside Revolution card

A second intriguing all Irish clash has been added to the Leeside Revolution card. The Irish title won’t be on

The bigger he is, the harder they fall suggests Jake Hanney [5(4)-2(1)] as he moves up to welterweight to fight

Tommy Hyde always believed he would represent Ireland at the Olympics, but now Joe Ward has turned pro the teen

It won’t be Mahon man Gary ‘Spike’ O’Sullivan, but a Celtic Warrior Gym light middleweight will appear on the Leeside

Less than a week after signing a contract with Boxing Ireland Promotions, Katelynn Phelan [1(0)-0] has been handed a fight

Ireland’s newest super bantamweight is ready to spread the Sam Carroll [1-0] gospel outside of Wexford and Dublin. The former Bray

Sam Carroll [1-0] will add some Leinster interest to the ever growing ‘Leeside Revolution’ card. The former Bray BC amateur

Keane McMahon [6(3)-1(0)] is willing to fight Noel Murphy [12(2)-1(0)-1] for the Irish title, but unfortunately isn’t ready or able

Noel Murphy is looking for a new homecoming dance partner. The New York based Cork fighter was scheduled to

Chris Blaney [11(3)-2(1)-1] wants to fight on the Leeside Revolution card set for Cork next month as he bids to