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BOXING: Tyrone McKenna could return to the ring in September

The Mighty Celt is not done. It has been rumoured that Tyrone McKenna could return to the ring this September to face Waterford’s Dylan Moran. The pair fought in an intense battle last December dubbed ‘War in Waterford’ which certainly lived up to its title. The scrap ended in a knockout win for the Belfast man just inside two rounds.

Crocker and Donovan to fight for world title

LEWIS Crocker vs Paddy Donovan II is now a world title fight.

BOXING: Cacace suffers injury setback

Anthony Cacace has been forced to pull out of his upcoming super-featherweight clash against Raymond Ford in Riyadh.

BOXING: Ireland's Katie Taylor continues to inspire

IRELAND'S Katie Taylor takes on Puerto Rican Amanda Serrano in their third clash this Friday evening in the heart of New York City, the centre of the boxing world, and the infamous Madison Square Garden.

Conlan set for Dublin in September

Michael Conlan is scheduled to take on Jack Bateson in Dublin on 5 September as he takes another big step in his comeback journey.

Back to winning ways for McComb

Seán McComb made his return to the ring on Saturday night with an impressive win over Argentinian Alexis Torres. The six round Super Lightweight contest was the Public Nuisance’s first outing in 14 months following the highly contentious split decision loss to Arnold Barboza in New York last April. The Irishman has extended his record to an impressive 19-2.

Belfast Met Boxing Academy marks a decade of excellence in the ring

BELFAST Met welcomed rising boxing stars from Sheffield City Boxing Club on Saturday, hosting a thrilling fight night at the Clayton Hotel to mark ten years of collaboration between the two cities’ top boxing academies.

It's back to Riyadh for Cacace

Anthony Cacace is set to return to the ring in August on the undercard of the heavyweight clash between Moses Itauma and Dillian Whyte.

Warrior Ward goes down fighting

NEWTOWNABBEY'S Steven Ward fought Cuban-Irish fighter Mike Perez in a cruiserweight clash on Saturday night in Ipswich’s Portman Road stadium. Both fighters now very much in the twilight of their careers knew they could not afford a loss. Time would unlikely facilitate any re-builds back into title contention and retirement surely beckoned for the defeated.