Neil Goulding

Irish boxing star Kieran Molloy plans a major homecoming in Galway as he aims for world championship success. Despite training in England, he remains a Galway boy at heart and wants to stage a big outdoor event in his hometown. This talented welterweight has the backing of his passionate supporters and aims to bring big-time boxing back to Galway.

Top trainer Jamie Moore warns Frederico Grandone to expect a 'baptism of fire' when facing Pat Brown in his professional boxing debut. Moore praises Brown's humble yet powerful demeanor, predicting that nerves will only fuel his performance. Brown is tipped for success in the pro ranks after an impressive amateur career.

Pat Brown, a rising star in UK boxing, credits his father for turning him into a fighting machine. With his debut approaching, Brown's power and skill have caught promoter Eddie Hearn's eye. Raised in Manchester, Brown aims to bring back the city's boxing glory with the support of his community and fellow fighters.

Will Crolla and his brother Anthony's tough brotherly dynamic drive Will towards boxing stardom. Despite differing personalities, they share trust and open communication essential for Will's success. With an unbeaten record and explosive fighting style, Will aims to make his mark in the boxing world, supported by Anthony's experience and guidance. The exclusive interview provides insights into their relationship and Will's determination to become a world champion on his own terms.

Eddie Hearn is convinced Pat Brown has the potential to be the biggest ticket seller in boxing. With a strong fan base and upcoming debut, Hearn sees Brown following in the footsteps of legends like Ricky Hatton. Brown's popularity is real and unparalleled, and Hearn has heavily invested in this rising star's future in the sport.

Former Newcastle United player Warren Barton believes the club should aim for more success following their Carabao Cup win. He praises Eddie Howe's leadership and the team's hard work in securing the trophy after years of drought. Barton hopes this marks the beginning of more trophies for the Magpies.