Conor Wallace: record, next fight and profile →
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The British Boxing Board of Control will discuss the performance of referee Kieran McCann during Ben Whittaker’s victory over Conor Wallace on Saturday but any action being taken against the official is unlikely.
Ben Whittaker is open to a rematch with Ireland’s Conor Wallace after their battle at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena.
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Ben Whittaker earned a shot at the IBF light-heavyweight title with a unanimous decision victory over Ireland’s Conor Wallace at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena.
Having lit up Brooklyn in June, former Olympic silver medalist Ben Whittaker boxes in Birmingham on Saturday, October 3.
Ben Whittaker and Conor Wallace will be ordered to collide in an IBF light heavyweight eliminator, according to Wallace's promoter, Mick Francis.
Argentina’s Walter Gabriel Sequeira believes that his opponent on Thursday, Conor Wallace, is capable of winning a light-heavyweight world title if he is guided correctly
Ireland’s Conor Wallace has been told that victory on Thursday over Walter Gabriel Sequeira will guarantee the biggest fight of his career later in 2026
Wallace, who is ranked at light heavyweight by three sanctioning bodies, is fighting for just the second time since 2024.
Confirmation of Jai Opetaia-Brandon Glanton on March 8 on Paramount+ represented the latest development in the evolution of Australian boxing, writes Declan Warrington.
Wallace is a light heavyweight prospect from Northern Ireland who lives in Australia and has fought his entire professional career there.