
Tommy Hyde remains undefeated, knocks out Mick Hall in three
Super middleweight prospect Tommy Hyde moved to 14-0 (9 KOs) on Saturday, defeating Mick Hall by third round stoppage at Parochial Hall in Gurranabraher, Cork, Ireland.
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Super middleweight prospect Tommy Hyde moved to 14-0 (9 KOs) on Saturday, defeating Mick Hall by third round stoppage at Parochial Hall in Gurranabraher, Cork, Ireland.

Tommy Hyde and Mick Hall hit the scales on Friday ahead of their super middleweight main event Saturday at Parochial Hall in Hyde’s hometown of Cork, Ireland.

Tommy Hyde believes his first 10-round bout – against Mick Hall on Saturday in his hometown of Cork, Ireland – will move him closer to the fights that matter most.

“This year is going to be a busy year; I’m hoping to fight three more times with a step-up in each fight,” said Hyde.

Irish super middleweight prospect Tommy Hyde is preparing for an April 11 fight in Australia.

On Friday night, Tommy Hyde recorded his 10th professional victory by stopping Germany’s Aro Schwartz in Boston. The picture-perfect right hand that dropped Schwartz in the third round gave the Irishman his third knockout win of the year and got his relationship with his new trainer, Lee Beard, off to a flying start.

With a growing fan base on both sides of the Atlantic, a settled training situation and a father who has seen it all in boxing, Hyde is ideally placed. And he has plans to expand his horizons even wider.

Undefeated super middleweight prospect Tommy “The Governor” Hyde (8-0, 5 KOs) captured his first title as a professional this past Saturday night on St. Patrick’s Day Eve, outside of San Francisco at Fox Theater in Redwood City, California.


Undefeated super middleweight prospect Tommy “The Governor” Hyde (7-0, 4 KOs) will be fighting for his first title as a professional boxer this Saturday on St. Patrick’s Day weekend, outside of San Francisco at Fox Theater in Redwood City, California.