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20/09/2016
Belfast Boxers Sign Professional Deals
Belfast boxer Michael Conlon has confirmed he is turning professional.
Conlon has signed up with Top Ranking Boxing following his defeat at the Olympics in Rio.
In a tweet he wrote: "It's done!"
Boxer Paddy Barnes also signed a professional deal with Matthew Macklin's MGM group.
(CD/LM)
Conlon has signed up with Top Ranking Boxing following his defeat at the Olympics in Rio.
In a tweet he wrote: "It's done!"
Boxer Paddy Barnes also signed a professional deal with Matthew Macklin's MGM group.
(CD/LM)
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