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Callum Walsh vs. Dean Sutherland (2025)
Hollywood Fight Nights returns to The Theater at MSG for a special St. Patrick’s Day weekend celebration. In the main event, the fastest rising star in Boxing, Ireland’s “King” Callum Walsh defends his WBC Continental Americas Super Welterweight title against hard hitting Dean Sutherland from Scotland.
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Hollywood Fight Nights returns to The Theater at MSG for a special St. Patrick’s Day weekend celebration. In the main event, the fastest rising star in Boxing, Ireland’s “King” Callum Walsh defends his WBC Continental Americas Super Welterweight title against hard hitting Dean Sutherland from Scotland.
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In Theaters:3/16/2025
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Studio:360 Promotions, UFC Fight Pass
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