WAR in WATERFORFD – LIVE UNDERCARD UPDATES
Boxing is back in Waterford tonight with a ProBox, Conlan Boxing and Ring Kings card.
The 15-fight bill plays out at the SETU Arena with two all-Irish fights between Dylan Moran and Tyrone McKenna as well as the rematch between Craig McCarthy and Graham McCormack taking centre stage.
There are debuts for Dean Walsh and Danny Duffy, the likes of Brandon McCarthy and Dean Gonzalez Furlong get to fight in their neighbouring county, Shane McConnell is appearing in his backyard while Kevin Cronin and Eoghan Lavin also visit the Sunny South East.
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Eoghan Lavin – Konstantin Aleksandrov
Eoghan Lavin put the seal on a good night for the Irish undercard boxers in Waterford.
The Anthony Crolla trained Mayo man out pointed Konstantin Aleksandrov over four.
The Queensberry boxer has now won four fights since turning over in April.
Dean Gonzalez Furlong – Sebastian Wojtan
‘Speedy’ got the job done quick.
Dean Gonzalez Furlong registered a first round stoppage in Waterford.
The Spain based Wexford native had too much for Sebastian Wojtan and poleaxed the Pole.
The 22-year-old moved to 3-0 with his second first round stopapge.
Dean Walsh – Tamas Horvath
It was a case of done-in-one for Dean Walsh.
The Wexford boxer enjoyed a near perfect debut as he stopped Tamas Horvath in the first stanza of his pro career.
More difficult tests await the Michael Conlan managed former amateur standout who will look to progress fast.
Brandon McCarthy – Sebastian Gabriel Chaves
King Kat Brandon McCarthy got the cream in Waterfotd, taking a step up in his stride.
The Kilkenny native outboxed and out pointed Argentine Sebastian Gabriel Chaves, a boxer known for testing American prospects, over six to make it four wins in eight months.
Chavez did have enough about him to ask McCarthy some questions but the Irish boxer had all the answers and secured a shut out 60-54 win to move to 4-0.
Shane McConnell – Michal Malicki
Shane McConnell sat down Michal Malicki at the SETU to continue his impressive KO run.
McConnell stopped the Pole as early as the first round, meaning he has yet to be brought to the second round since turning over.
The first local lad on the bill is 3-0 with three first-round knockouts.
Kevin Cronin – Damian Szewczyk
It’s full steam ahead Emmet Brennan and Madison Square Garden for Kevin Cronin after he registered stoppage win number 5.
The Kerry man didn’t quite step over the potential banana skin that was Damian Szewczyk he blasted his way through him.
The Michael Conlan-managed Kingdom Warrior secured a second-round stoppage at the SETU to improve to 8-2-1.
The win should set up a massive mouthwatering UFC Fight Pass broadcast rematch with Emmet Brennan.
Danny Duffy – Jake Pollard
Danny Duffy got the card and his career off to the perfect start.
The 23-year-old Donegal native whitewashed the tough and experienced Jake Pollard over four rounds.
The Jason Quigley managed bantamweight won every round with relative ease and had his hand raised courtesy of a 40-36 scorecard.
