Darren Sutherland has promised his growing army of fans a treat when he makes his second professional appearance.

Ireland's Olympic Bronze Medallist was in explosive form on his professional debut in home city Dublin in December, dispatching Georgi Iliev in the first round. And the 26 year old insists he will deliver an even better performance when he boxes a six round super middleweight contest against a selected opponent at Robin Park Arena in Wigan, England on Friday, March 6.

Top of the bill is the vacant European light middleweight title fight between Salford southpaw Jamie Moore, 30-3, and Italy's former world champion Michele Piccirillo, 50-4. More...

Irish Olympic hero Darren Sutherland returned to the gym today to continue his assault on the world super middleweight title.

Sutherland, 26, has his second professional at Robin Park Arena, Wigan on Friday, March 6 when he faces a selected opponent over six rounds. The Dubliner, who stopped Georgi Iliev on his debut last month, returned to London last night after a three week break with his family. More...

Irish Olympic hero Darren Sutherland held a media workout in London and produced a startling display of skills in sparring with rugged undefeated light heavyweight Carl Dilks in round after round of furious action.

Sutherland showed fine form against his quality sparring partner and is on target to produce a superb professional debut, which takes place on a big Frank Maloney Promotions bill in Dublin, Ireland on Thursday, December 18. More...

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Yesterday, at ‘The Real Fight Club’ in London, England, promoter Frank Maloney invited press to attend the last training session of newly signed Darren Sutherland ahead of his pro debut in Dublin next Thursday.

Sutherland faces Bulgarian opponent Georgi Illiev, at Dublin City University, Ireland, on a ‘bill’ which features three ‘title’ fights.

Irish Olympic boxer Sutherland, lost out to Britain's Gold Medallist James DeGale in Beijing earlier this year to take the Bronze Medal and Maloney was quick to see Sutherland's potential, promptly signing up the Irishman.

Apart from the growing number of ‘white-collar boxers‘ attending the club - ‘The Real Fight Club’ has great facilities to provide world-class boxing training for professional boxers and also raises a lot of money for charity. More...