World champion Taylor targeting Olympic gold
Katie Taylor collected her fourth world title in a row in China but the Bray native has already turned her attention to bringing home the Olympic gold medal.
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Taylor crowned world champion again
Katie Taylor has won a fourth successive World Championship this morning in Qinhuangdao, China.
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Klitschko camp accuse Haye of running scared
David Haye was last night accused of running scared from a fight with Vitali Klitschko by the Ukrainian's manager.
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Ward unlikely to get Olympic invite
The President of the International Amateur Boxing Association, Dr Ching-Kuo Wu, has said there is a "very limited opportunity" for Ireland's Joe Ward to qualify for the Olympic Games via the Tripartite Commission invitation.
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Taylor through to World Championship final
Ireland’s Katie Taylor remains on course for a fourth AIBA World Championship title after claiming a convincing victoy over Tajikistan’s Mavzuna Choriyeva in her semi-final in China.
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Taylor qualifies for London Olympics
Ireland’s Katie Taylor has qualified for the London 2012 Olympics after receiving a walkover in her quarter-finals at the World Amateur Championships in China.
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RTÉ to broadcast Taylor semi
RTÉ Sport will broadcast exclusive coverage of Katie Taylor’s World Championship semi-final fight in China on Friday at 8.00am on RTÉ One television and on RTÉ.ie.
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Taylor reaches World quarter-finals
Katie Taylor is through to the quarter-finals of the lightweight division at the World Boxing Championships in China.
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Smith's Olympic hopes end with defeat
Ceire Smith has bowed out of the Women's World Boxing Championships after losing to Poland's Karolina Michalczuk at the last-16 stage.
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Taylor through to last 16 in China
Katie Taylor began her World title defence with a win over Rim Jouini in the lightweight division and is through to the last-16 in China.
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Smith reaches the last 16 in China
Ceire Smith is through to the last-16 in the flyweight division of the World Boxing Championships after a devastating performance in Qinhuangdao, China.
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Hyland extends unbeaten record to 26
Super featherweight Patrick Hyland extended his perfect record to 26 professional bouts when he stopped veteran Frankie Archutela in New York on Saturday night.
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Smith through, Kavanagh out in China
Cavan BC flyweight Ceire Smith got Ireland off to a winning start at the 7th AIBA World Women's Championships with a third round stoppage of Veglina Svetlana of Tajikistan in Qinhuangdao, China today.
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Taylor receives bye in Qinhuangdao
Katie Taylor has received a bye into the last 32 in the Olympic qualifier tournament in Qinhuangdao, China.
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Taylor is set for Olympic qualifier
Katie Taylor is one of three Irish boxers taking part in the Women's World Amateur Championships in China today.
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Khan calling for return of titles
Amir Khan has called for the return of his WBA and IBF titles after claiming Lamont Peterson's failed drugs test proves he was "a cheat".
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Khan shocked by fight cancellation
Amir Khan has spoken of his hurt and disappointment following the cancellation of his world light-welterweight title rematch against Lamont Peterson.
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BBBC issue threat over Haye-Chisora bout
The British Boxing Board of Control have warned all those involved in the heavyweight bout between David Haye and Dereck Chisora will be automatically stripped of their licences.
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Haye sees Chisora as stepping stone
David Haye will attempt to unify the heavyweight division once more this year after he takes care of Dereck Chisora
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Khan waiting on fight confirmation
Amir Khan expects to find out later today if his world light-welterweight title fight against American Lamont Peterson will go ahead
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