
Josh Padley impresses, while Caomhin Agyarko picks up short-notice win in Sheffield
Josh Padley recorded a fifth-round stoppage win over the unbeaten Marko Cvetanovic in Sheffield, England tonight.
Caoimhin Agyarko: record, next fight and profile →

Josh Padley recorded a fifth-round stoppage win over the unbeaten Marko Cvetanovic in Sheffield, England tonight.

Caoimhin Agyarko steps in to face Ryan Kelly after Ishmael Davis pulls out

Despite Ishmael Davis' standout performance in a win over Troy Williamson, Caoimhin Agyarko says he's ready to level up and is focused on matching with European champion Abass Baraou:

SSE Arena, Belfast - For the WBO European super lightweight title, Sean McComb (18-1, 5 KOs) dominated Sam Maxwell (17-3, 11 KOs) over ten rounds of action for a wide unanimous decision.

Michael Conlan has the benefit of a familiar backdrop for his first fight at a higher weight. The former two-time challenger appeared fighting fit at a career heaviest 129 ½ pounds for his junior lightweight debut. He will face England’s Jordan Gill, who followed Conlan up the scale from featherweight and was also 129 ½ pounds. The two will meet in a scheduled twelve-round contest Saturday evening on DAZN from The SSE Arena in Conlan’s hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Matchroom Boxing will present the eight-fight card in association with Conlan Boxing.

Troy Williamson can’t wait to reintroduce himself to boxing fans. The former British junior middleweight champion will fight Caoimhin Agyarko in Belfast on December 2nd and is dead set on proving that his disappointing decision defeat to Josh Kelly last year was an aberration.

Two-time Featherweight World Title challenger Michael Conlan returns to the SSE Arena Belfast to take on former European and Commonwealth Champion Jordan Gill on a huge night of Irish boxing on Saturday December 2, live worldwide on DAZN.

Caoimhin Agyarko drew a line under more than 10 months out of the ring with a shutout points win over former sparring partner Grant Dennis in Dublin.

Katie Taylor soaked in the ambiance as she easily made weight for her long overdue homecoming affair. The legendary two-division and reigning undisputed lightweight champion saluted the crowd after her announced weight of 139.7 pounds—a career heaviest—during Friday’s weigh-in at The Round Room at the Mansion House in Dublin. Undisputed junior welterweight champion Chantelle Cameron was also 139.7 pounds as she puts all of her divisional hardware at stake in their DAZN main event Saturday evening at a sold-out 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland.

Katie Taylor will defend her Undisputed Lightweight World title against Karen Elizabeth Carabajal at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on Saturday October 29, live worldwide on DAZN (excluding Australia and New Zealand).