Jonny Stapleton is a journalist based in Dublin, Ireland, specializing in local sports coverage, specifically boxing. He writes for Irish-boxing.com and Dublin Gazette Newspapers, providing updates on boxing matches, profiles of fighters, and news about the boxing community in Dublin. Jonny is known for his in-depth analysis and passion for the sport.
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Jonny Stapleton's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly boxing and UFC, with a strong emphasis on local (Ireland, Dublin) events. He seems to be interested in event coverage and announcements related to sports.
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By: Jonny Stapleton
Promoter Eddie Hearn says Lewis Crocker verus Paddy Donovan is DONE and an announcement is coming very soon.
There was blood guts and ultimately glory for Tony Bates in Russia tonight.
Sean Turner restored some pride as he made a return to carded boxing on Friday night.
The Champions Lucan Utd won for the first time in the new season when they defeated Bangor Celtic in Driminagh on Sunday morning
Darragh O'Shea, Troy Parrott, Sinclair Armstrong, Killian Phillips all changed club crest and will ploy their trade elsewhere moving forward
The Portlaoise native takes on Naoya Inoue at the at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.
Kevin Cronin is confident guts will get him victory, whereas Emmet Brennan is pointing to guile as the key factor.
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Claressa Shields is adamant no one can call themselves the greatest woman fighter of all time unless they fight and beat her.
Anthony Cacace has well and truly been thrust into the spotlight.
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