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Belfast’s Paddy Gallagher is rolling the dice by entering the Prizefighter Welterweights 4 at the sold-out York Hall, Bethnal Green – a risk-reward gamble he intends to make pay live on Sky Sports.
The Commonwealth Gold medal winner turned pro in September 2012 but has only boxed four times since – with three of those fights ending in first round wins. Gallagher says that victory on Saturday will open the doors to land the fights that have so far eluded him.
“I wanted to be in this Prizefighter because of what it can do for your career,” said Gallagher, who faces Erick Ochieng in the opening quarter-final. “It can help you move some steps up the ladder, which is what I want. I want to keep climbing and climbing and go as far as I can in my career.
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The Commonwealth Gold medal winner turned pro in September 2012 but has only boxed four times since – with three of those fights ending in first round wins. Gallagher says that victory on Saturday will open the doors to land the fights that have so far eluded him.
“I wanted to be in this Prizefighter because of what it can do for your career,” said Gallagher, who faces Erick Ochieng in the opening quarter-final. “It can help you move some steps up the ladder, which is what I want. I want to keep climbing and climbing and go as far as I can in my career.
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