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Danny Boyle will have his second professional fight this weekend in London.
Danny Boyle is slated to have his second professional fight in London this weekend.
The Dungloe puncher is set to fight at the York Hall in Bethnal Green on Saturday night.
The 25-year-old flipped over to the paid ranks in 2022, defeating Robbie Chapman 40-36 on points in November.
The Scottish-born super-middleweight became the 26th boxer from Donegal to fight as a professional.
Boyle's opponent for this weekend's bout, over four rounds has yet to be confirmed. The fight is part of a Goodwin Boxing show.
While fighting out of the Dungloe Boxing Club, Boyle won Irish Colleges titles in 2018 and 2019, fighting at 75kgs and 81kgs and representing Letterkenny Institute of Technology.
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