
Michael Conlan is proof that a bad decision can provoke a good one
Michael Conlan may not have got what he wanted in his final fight but he got what he needed, writes Elliot Worsell

Michael Conlan may not have got what he wanted in his final fight but he got what he needed, writes Elliot Worsell

The top-flight career of Michael Conlan is surely over after a 10-round split points loss to the unheralded Kevin Walsh on Friday at the SSE Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Underdog Kevin Walsh tells Tris Dixon that he 'cries all the time' because of what boxing means to him at this point in his turbulent life.

Despite the ups and downs of his pro career, Ireland's Michael Conlan has not given up on his dream of becoming a world champion, writes Tris Dixon.

Featherweights Michael Conlan and Kevin Walsh have both weighed in inside the 126lbs limit ahead of their WBC international title fight tomorrow in Belfast.

Kevin Walsh admits his bout with Michael Conlan represents a considerable step up in competition, writes Tris Dixon

Although it is never easy returning to the scene of a traumatic loss, some boxers will retrace their steps in order to move forward, writes Elliot Worsell.


It has been confirmed that Michael Conlan will next fight Kevin Walsh on March 20, as BoxingScene reported Thursday

An “inspired” Michael Conlan believes he is set to return to the ring in Belfast on March 20 against Kevin Walsh.