Conor Quinn vs. Conner Kelsall
Conor Quinn fights for the vacant Commonwealth flyweight championship when he takes on the English champion Conner Kelsall in his Queensberry debut. In the co-main event of ‘Belfast Brawl’, The Big Bang, Pierce O’Leary makes a fourth defence of his WBC International super lightweight title against Darragh Foley when Queensberry make a return to Belfast at the SSE Arena.
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Conor Quinn fights for the vacant Commonwealth flyweight championship when he takes on the English champion Conner Kelsall in his Queensberry debut. In the co-main event of ‘Belfast Brawl’, The Big Bang, Pierce O’Leary makes a fourth defence of his WBC International super lightweight title against Darragh Foley when Queensberry make a return to Belfast at the SSE Arena.
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Studio:Queensberry Promotions, TNT Sports
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