Tag Archives: Galway

Raging Rogan

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

IRISH HEAVYWEIGHT Martin Rogan has launched a furious attack on the managerial team behind British and Commonwealth champ Tyson Fury as it arrives in Belfast today to unveil plans for a King’s Hall show next month. Rogan has refused to … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Belfast, Boxing, Boxing Ireland, British, Commonwealth, Galway, Irish, Irish Boxers, Irish Boxing, IRISH HEAVYWEIGHT, King’s Hall, Martin Rogan, Mick Hennessy, Sexton, Tyson Fury | Leave a comment

Dreaming of a Super Four

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

Dream of a Super Four – Patrick Appleton The Irish boxing revolution continues this week with mouthwatering fights being mentioned in spades.As all boxing fans worth their salt will know, the Heavyweight division at world level is in a very … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Ali, Bethnal Green, Boxers, Boxing, Boxing Ireland, Coleman Barrett, Cork, Galway, Heavyweight, Irish Boxers, Irish Boxing, Irish traveller, Klitschko brothers, Lewis, Mike Perez, Super Six, Tyson, Tyson Fury | Leave a comment

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