Event: World Amateur Boxing Championships

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Walsh: Irish boxing can survive blow of losing Olympic stars

Billy Walsh insists that boxing’s high-performance unit has the strength in depth to survive the loss of John Joe Nevin to the professional ranks — and Michael Conlan too, if it comes to that.

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Nevin looking to reach bantamweight final

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Khan backs Gavin withdrawal

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Irish amateur Barnes through to last 32 in Chicago

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Moore battles on, but no joy for Murray

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Boxing: One Irish boxer makes World Amateur Championship semis

The captain of the Irish boxing team, James Moore, is the only remaining Irish representative at the World Amateur Boxing Championships in Belfast.

Fri, 08 Jun, 2001

Boxing: Moore makes sure of bronze

Irish team captain Jim Moore made sure of at least a bronze medal at the World Amateur Boxing Championships, when he squeezed into the welterweight semi-finals on the countback system.

Fri, 08 Jun, 2001

Boxing: Evans looking for Cuban revenge

Welshman Kevin Evans is aiming to repeat his performance of 1999 by securing at least a bronze medal at the World Amateur Boxing championships in Belfast today.

Thu, 07 Jun, 2001

Boxing: Burke booster for England

Stephen Burke helped England get over the disappointment of a double defeat when he beat Li Liang Liang of China at the World Amateur Boxing Championships in Belfast today.

Tue, 05 Jun, 2001

Boxing: Kelly sets up Happe clash

Irishman Michael Kelly comfortably outpointed Algerian Allahou Mohamed 17-7 to set up an intriguing light-welterweight clash with Danny Happe at the World Amateur Boxing championships in Belfast.

Tue, 05 Jun, 2001

Boxing: Three out of four not bad for fighting Irish

Day Two of the World Amateur Boxing Championships at Belfast's Odyssey Arena emerged as a relatively successful on for the Irish.

Tue, 05 Jun, 2001