Carl Frampton retires after Herring stops him in six
The Jackal had set out hoping to become a three-weight world champion in Dubai.
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The Jackal had set out hoping to become a three-weight world champion in Dubai.
The Aussie was in ferocious form as he ironed out a couple of early complications and halted the Irishman.
Dennis Hogan faces a make-or-break fight with Aussie ‘second coming’ Tim Tszyu on Wednesday morning, live on eir Sport.
With pressure on his shoulders, Dillian Whyte was able to put in a controlled display in Gibraltar.
The television limited series about ‘Iron Mike’ is in development.
Okolie was in full control against Krzysztof Glowacki.
The Moate light-heavyweight shut out Marco Delgado on all three judges’ scorecards, improving to 3-1(2KOs) in a pivotal early-career fight.
After a dislocated knee on his ill-fated debut and the recent death of his friend and manager, Joe Ward starts again in earnest on Thursday night.
Taylor claimed the council is wrongfully trying to evict him and the club from a facility.
Jessica McCaskill retained her WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO welterweight titles.
“Marvelous” Marvin Hagler fought from 1973 to 1987 and delivered some of the epic bouts in a golden era of the sport.
Fury has stopped training while negotiations continue.
The 25-year-old retained her WBC and WBO light-middleweight titles.
The Mexican won by knockout in Miami, and is now eyeing Billy Joe Saunders and the WBO belt.
Barnard Dunne’s Irish team are competing in Sofia in preparation for the summer’s final Olympic qualifiers.
Oscar Valdez takes Miguel Berchelt’s WBC super-featherweight crown in Vegas showdown.
A hand injury has forced the postponement of the Belfast icon’s upcoming world-title fight, opening the door for another prodigious Irish boxer.
With Kinahan stating his intention to remain at the forefront of professional boxing, only external pressure on major broadcasters can realistically dilute his influence.
The Dubliner won Olympic silver in Beijing in 2008 but faced a subsequent fight with severe alcoholism, an issue he’ll explore on Wednesday’s ‘Finné’.
The actor is no longer training at the gym, according to a statement from a production company for the movie he is currently filming.
The Olympic gold medal winner was among the few to defeat Muhammad Ali in a title bout.
Taylor, who earned a thrilling rematch win over Delfine Persoon and headlined a major breakthrough for women’s boxing on Sky, last won the award in 2012.
Taylor’s win over Delfine Persoon was voted the most memorable sporting moment.
‘There is nobody stopping me from becoming the island of Ireland’s only ever three-weight world champ,’ said the Belfast sporting icon.
The Clonmel boxing great will not bid to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics after his familial and personal circumstances changed last year.
The Irish-American, who built or accrued over 100 companies and was renowned for his philanthropy, died following a short battle with Covid-19.
Luke Campbell was stopped for the first time as Ryan Garcia claimed the interim WBC lightweight title.
The fight took place in front of a pandemic-limited crowd at the Alamodome in San Antonio.
The 38-year-old floored his soft-punching opponent in the first, second, fourth and seventh rounds.
Donegal’s McGinty had his whiskers checked by the larger Jan Ardon but passed his first test as a professional.
The 22-year-old has been training under Ricky Hatton for well over a year and will make his debut alongside Hennessy Sports stablemate McKenna [6-0, 6KOs].
The UFC star and the Bray boxer were among the nominees for an award decided by a public vote.
The Irish icon has retained the prestigious end-of-year award and also remains top of the BWAA’s pound-for-pound rankings.
Multi-billion-pound streaming giant DAZN is now live in Ireland, but they see an Irish sporting icon as a key part of their global expansion plans.
The Briton floored Pulev four times before the Bulgarian was finally unable to continue.
The 19-year-old will be trained by his uncle, former world-title challenger Matthew Hatton, and managed by his legendary father.
The Belfast man moved to 28-3, 24KOs as he destroyed Irish-Canadian Josh O’Reilly inside the first three minutes.
The world heavyweight champion has called on his fans not to vote, saying: ‘I have no need for verification’.
Underdog Joyce landed the British, Commonwealth and European titles, while the exhibition battle of former heavyweight champions ended all square.