
Jamie Conlan Wins in Belfast; World Title Eliminator Next
Jamie Conlan is on the verge of a world title fight. The Belfast super-flyweight (18-0, 12 KOs) took care of a routine assignment ahead of a world title eliminator.
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Jamie Conlan is on the verge of a world title fight. The Belfast super-flyweight (18-0, 12 KOs) took care of a routine assignment ahead of a world title eliminator.

On Saturday night BoxNation is back in Belfast with a bang – and it is sure to be compelling viewing. Belfast is one of my favourite fight cities where the people absolutely love their boxing and come out in their droves to support the local fighters. I am happy that we now have a few Belfast boys on our books, which gives us every incentive to make regular return visits. That is our intention.

Promoter Frank Warren is set to showcase the very best of Irish Boxing live on BoxNation when he returns to Belfast to promote an action-packed show at the Titanic Exhibition Centre on 5th November.

Jamie Conlan will hope to have an easier night than his last one when he returns to the ring. The Belfast super-flyweight (17-0, 11 KOs), 29, is set to make his comeback at the Titanic Exhibition Centre.

Red-hot Super-Flyweight ace Jamie Conlan will headline a mouth-watering night of boxing at Belfast’s Titanic Exhibition Centre on Saturday 5th November. The unbeaten thrillmeister makes the first defence of his Commonwealth strap against an opponent to be confirmed on an unmissable evening of boxing, live and exclusive on BoxNation

Jamie Conlan survived the biggest scare of his professional career to add another title to his collection. The Belfast super flyweight was knocked down three times before coming back to rip away the Commonwealth title from outgoing champion Anthony Nelson, exclusively live on BoxNation.

Jamie Conlan has had his opponent confirmed for his next fight. The Belfast super flyweight, who recently signed a promotional deal with Frank Warren, will challenge for a title next month, exclusively live on BoxNation. Conlan, 29, has a record of 15-0 (9 KOs) and will look to claim the Commonwealth crown when he faces champion Anthony Nelson for the belt on April 30 at the Copper Box Arena in London.

Jamie Conlan will be out of action until the spring after suffering a shoulder injury.

WBO Intercontinental Super-Flyweight Champion Jamie Conlan has withdrawn from the Saturday 6th February show at the National Stadium in Dublin because of a shoulder injury.

Top warriors Joe Selkirk and Gary Corcoran will clash in a battle of the undefeated when they face each other at the National Stadium in Dublin on Saturday 6th February, 2016. Liverpool star Selkirk and Londoner Corcoran headline the Frank Warren and MGM Promotions show when they challenge for the Vacant WBO Intercontinental Junior Middleweight title on a packed card, live and exclusive on BoxNation. Big-hitting Selkirk, a former WBO European Champion, made an explosive return to the ring in December after recovering from hand surgery and blasted out Zoltan Turai inside a round.