Debut Date – Kate Radomska to make pro bow in September
Kate Radomska has secured a debut date and will punch for pay for the first time next month.
The Waterford fighter will fight a yet to be confirmed opponent in Scotland come September 24.
The kickboxing convert is the latest Irish fighter to appear in Scotland on a Sam Kynoch show. Two weeks after John Carpenter and Jay Byrne fight at the Crowne Plaza in Glasgow, Radomska is in action at the venue on a Fight Night card.
Radomska confirmed she was turning over back in November 2020 and has been waiting for a debut date.
Speaking to Irish-boxing.com soon after the news broke, she predicted her style would make her a fan-friendly addition to the pro scene.
Indeed, she is hopeful she can bring something many argue the female side of the game lacks, knockouts, to the table.
“The fans will get to see me in very exciting fights, my style is to control the pace of the fight picking accurate punches. I like to work solid body shots, be on the front foot being controlled and not being reckless,” the 30-year-old said.
“My style will definitely suit the pro game and hopefully the fans will get to see some big stoppages.”
It's go time 👊🏼👊🏼 Waterfords @kate_radomska1 will make her pro debut September 24th on a stacked @KynochBoxing card at the Crowne Plaza Glasgow.
— Robbie Flynn (@RobbieFlynn1) August 15, 2021
For ticket or sponsorship enquiries please contact by direct message or via email: robbieflynn@live.ie
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Radomska is a relative boxing newcomer, but she isn’t new to combat. Like a host of the pros on the circuit at present, the Robbie Flynn managed fighters comes from kickboxing and Muay Thai background.
“I’ve been in some form of fighting half my life,” she explained before referencing her amateur experience.
“I joined St. Paul’s boxing club in 2017 to get as many fights in as possible. In those 3 years I had roughly 25 fights and won 2 Celtic Box Cups and most recently the Haringey Cup.”
