
Irish eyes smile again as a city comes alive for Lewis Crocker-Paddy Donovan
Tris Dixon describes the thrilling atmosphere ahead of a big night for Irish boxing
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Tris Dixon describes the thrilling atmosphere ahead of a big night for Irish boxing


BELFAST – Carl Frampton has tipped Lewis Crocker to follow in his footsteps as the next big draw in Belfast

“I’m very much involved in my family life. I still work. I still do school runs daily. I put my kids to bed every night, and I’m very happy that that’s the way I’m able to juggle my life,” smiled Padraig McCrory, the day before his high-pressure fight with Craig Richards

Now is the time for Paddy Donovan to make right those who have always believed he could be something special

The heady days of Carl Frampton electrifying SSE Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland, could be breathed back into life by Lewis Crocker when he fights Paddy Donovan on Saturday.

For the second consecutive week, trainers Andy Lee and Billy Nelson will pit their wits against one another.

The winner of Lewis Crocker-Paddy Donovan may not get Jaron Ennis but they will fight for a world title

"He should be taking me out here in one or two rounds," said Lewis Crocker at this afternoon's press conference.

Billy Nelson, the trainer of Lewis Crocker, believes Paddy Donovan is trying to run before he can walk