Quigley finally makes move to pro ranks

World silver medallist and 2013 European middleweight champion Jason Quigley has made his long awaited move into professional boxing.

Quigley finally makes move to pro ranks
Thu, 24 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Cathal Moran

The 22-year-old Donegal man joined the famed Golden Boy Promotions in Los Angeles and has been training for the past month in Oscar De La Hoya’s stable in California.

Quigley had been touted as a medal prospect for the 2016 Olympics but indicated he would be turning professional after the World Championship finals in Almaty, Kazakhstan, last October.

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CourtsPlace: Los AngelesPlace: CaliforniaPlace: AlmatyPlace: KazakhstanPlace: HelsinkiPerson: QuigleyPerson: Jason QuigleyPerson: DonegalPerson: Oscar De La HoyaPerson: Katie TaylorPerson: Michael ConlanPerson: John Joe NevinPerson: Amir KhanPerson: Bernard HopkinsPerson: David HayePerson: Anthony OgogoPerson: OgogoPerson: De La HoyaPerson: Al HaymonPerson: Floyd Mayweather JnrEvent: 2016 OlympicsEvent: World ChampionshipEvent: OlympicsOrganisation: Golden Boy PromotionsOrganisation: Boxing Writers’ Association of America
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