Ennis boxer Paddy Donovan is back in the ring this Friday as he goes in search of his sixth professional win.

Donovan takes on former Southern Area champion Siar Ozgul as part of #MTKFightNight at the University of Bolton Stadium on Friday 19 February. The bout will be broadcast live worldwide on IFL TV.

With three knockout wins under his belt, Paddy will be hoping to make it six wins from as many fights when he enters the ring on Friday. It will be the second time he takes on a former Southern Area champion having accounted for Jumanne Camero (10-7, 3KOs) in November.

Ozgul has fifteen wins from twenty fights including three knockout wins. He has previously gone the distance with the likes of Viktor Postol, Anthony Yigit and Sean McComb.

Twenty two year old Paddy is trained by Andy Lee and is regarded as one of the most exciting prospects in Irish boxing.

MTK Global Promoter Lee Eaton believed a “superb battle” was on the cards. “We’ve been looking for an opponent for Donovan for a while, so huge credit must go to Ozgul for jumping at the chance, in what will be the toughest fight of Paddy’s career to date”.

Related News

smartphone text
Cocaine addiction blamed for Ennis man sending lewd images to his counsellor
Analog Devices Robotics Final 255
Knockanean NS become first Clare winners of Robotics Competition
Karen Ronan1
No more delays for ring road say Galway Chamber
fr joy micle 1
Corofin man charged with assault of Ennis priest during mass in Cathedral
Latest News
clare v offaly 23-03-25 brian mcnamara keith o'neilll 1
Clare handed home draw to Offaly in Tailteann Cup
smartphone text
Cocaine addiction blamed for Ennis man sending lewd images to his counsellor
Analog Devices Robotics Final 255
Knockanean NS become first Clare winners of Robotics Competition
clare vs waterford 19-04-26 tony kelly 2
PLAYER RATINGS: Old reliables lead the way in attack for Clare hurlers
Karen Ronan1
No more delays for ring road say Galway Chamber
Premium
Corofin man charged with assault of Ennis priest during mass in Cathedral
Avenue advance to Clare Cup semi-finals with dramatic extra time win over Tulla Utd
'Having ambulance units at fire stations can save lives in Clare'
Tailteann Cup awaits Clare following Munster semi-final loss to Kerry
Newmarket Celtic win First Division for third year running

Annual Subscription Offer NOW ON!

The Clare Echo has launched a discounted annual subscription for just €39.99 a year. 

Prefer to pay monthly? Click the monthly option and get the first six months for just €3 a month (less than 75c per week), and thereafter €8 per month. 

Cancel anytime, limited time offer. T&Cs Apply. www.clareecho.ie.