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Danny Boyle.
Dungloe’s Danny Boyle will aim to extend his unblemished professional record to three wins this weekend in London.
Boyle, 2-0 since moving into the paid ranks last year, faces Harley Collison at the York Hall.
Collison made a winning start to his pro career in June when defeating Victor Edagha on points in Bournemouth.
After wins over Robbie Chapman and Kristaps Zulgis, Boyle will look to make it three from three. His previous two fights have also been at York Hall.
The Scottish-born Boyle will fight on a Budgen Boxing show at super-middleweight.
In June, Boyle out-pointed Zulgis 40-36, scored by referee Kieran McCann.
Last November, Boyle recorded a debut win over Chapman, referee Sean McAvoy giving him the 40-36 nod.
He trains under former British and European kingpin Terry Dunstan at the Fort Galaxy Gym in London.
Boyle was a two-time Irish Colleges champion for LyIT in 2018 and 2019, when he was boxing out of his native Dungloe Boxing Club.
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