That one was for 2011.
Katie Taylor's last defeat was four years ago in the world championship to Bulgaria's Denitsa Eliseeva but the Bray boxer avenged that controversial loss in the last 16 of the European Games in Baku today.
Taylor won every round to claim a unanimous decision win and she will now face Ida Lundblad of Sweden in the quarter-finals on Wednesday.
There was success for other Irish boxers too, with Dean Walsh and Michael O'Reilly making the quarter-finals of the welterweight and middleweight classes respectively.
Joshua was involved in a fatal car crash last week. Anthony Joshua is set to retire from boxing, according to a member of his family. Just last week, the former heavyweight world champion was involved in a fatal car crash in Nigeria. Joshua escaped with minor injuries but team members and close friends, Sina Ghami […]
RIP. Anthony Joshua has been discharged from hospital after injuring himself in Monday’s fatal crash in Nigeria. Lateef Ayodele and Cina Gami, members of Joshua’s team, were both killed in the accident. Ghami was a strength and conditioning coach and Ayodele was a trainer. Joshua, 36, was born in Watford to British Nigerian parents, and […]
Heartbreaking news just in. Belfast boxer, Paul McCullagh Jr, has died at the age of 25. McCullagh was an Ulster Elite heavyweight champion back in 2019 and won both of his fights as a professional. McCullagh comes from a family who are synonymous with boxing with both his grandfather and father being champion amateur boxers. […]