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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.

Boxing: McComb returns in Galway

West Belfast’s Sean McComb is set to return to the ring later this month in Galway’s Pearse Stadium in what will be his first fight under new promoter, GBM Sports.

Boxing: Murphy to fight for EU Silver title

COLM Murphy will get the chance to take a step towards full European honours on Saturday, August 2 when he takes on Luke Pearson for the vacant European Boxing Union silver featherweight title.

Bridges Beyond Boxing making an impact as Buffalo and Boston team visits

Since 2016, the Bridges Beyond Boxing programme has helped transform lives on both sides of the Atlantic by linking cities and building friendships.

Boxing: Cacace set for a title homecoming next

A Belfast homecoming is on the cards for Anthony Cacace following his ninth-round stoppage victory over Leigh Wood in Nottingham on Saturday.

Boxing: Cacace chops down Wood in sensational style

THE Anthony Cacace fairytale continued in Nottingham on Saturday night as the West Belfast man again avenged past Belfast defeats when taking out Leigh Wood in the ninth round of their IBO super-featherweight battle.

Boxing: Walker comes up short against Davies

Kurt Walker tasted defeat for the first time on Saturday night as he fell to a points defeat against Liam Davies in their battle for the vacant IBF International featherweight title.

Boxing: Cacace walks into the fire against Wood

THE Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham does not hold fond memories for local fight fans, but Anthony Cacace can once again become the Belfast avenger when he steps through the ropes to face Leigh Wood on Saturday (live on DAZN from 7pm).

Boxing: Cacace intends to continue his inspiring journey

What is the raison d'être of a prizefighter? Well, the clue is in the name. Titles, legacy and glory are all central, but in Anthony Cacace's case, it has always been about securing a future for himself and his family.

Boxing: Walker faces tough test against big-punching Davies

THERE is a huge challenge in front of Kurt Walker in Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena on Saturday as he seeks to grab the biggest win of his career when he takes on the big-punching Liam Davies for the IBF International title.

Boxing: Agyarko's gamble pays off as he defeats Kelly

CAOIMHIN Agyarko's roll of the dice paid off as he claimed a unanimous decision victory over Ryan Kelly in Birmingham to claim the vacant WBA Continental light-middleweight title.

Boxing: Agyarko answers call to face Kelly on Saturday

CAOIMHIN Agyarko is straight back into action this Saturday in Sheffield as he answered the call to step in and face Ryan Kelly.

Boxing: Devenish delight for McReynolds with stunning KO win

Barry McReynolds was in explosive form at The Devenish on Saturday night as he knocked out StefanVincent in the second round of their light-welterweight contest.

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