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Dean Byrne (boxer)

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Real name
  
Dean Byrne

Wins
  
16

Martial art
  
Boxing

Draws
  
1

Nationality
  
Irish

Role
  
Boxer

Stance
  
Orthodox stance


Rated at
  
Name
  
Dean Byrne

Total fights
  
19

Nickname(s)
  
"Irish Lightning"

Wins by KO
  
6

Division
  
Light welterweight

Losses
  
2

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Born
  
11 September 1984 (age 39) Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland (
1984-09-11
)

Dean byrne if i cant beat that plastic paddy peter mcdonagh i will retire from boxing


Dean Byrne, (born 11 September 1984 in Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish professional boxer who fights in the light welterweight class.

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Dean Byrne (boxer) Michael Frontin and Dean Byrne Photos Boxing at York

Peter mcdonagh vs dean byrne charles lcstovall


Amateur career

Dean Byrne (boxer) Irishman Dean Byrne still chasing glory Brook should have

Byrne, nicknamed "Irish Lightning", had vast experience boxing as an amateur fighting out of Crumlin ABC and during his 200 amateur fights he became Irish national intermediate light welterweight champion also represented Ireland at international level.

Professional career

Dean Byrne (boxer) Check Hook Boxing Dean Byrne steps in to face Carson Jones

Following the Irish senior championships, Byrne then emigrated to Australia where he then turned professional and had his first pro fight in February 2006.

Dean Byrne (boxer) Dean Byrne Pictures Boxing at York Hall Zimbio

Dean's unbeaten streak lasted until 28 October 2011. When, just 8 days after winning a Unanimous decision over Michael Frontin, Byrne took a major step up in class facing France's IBF International Light-Middleweight Champion, Frank Haroche Horta (then 26-8). An unprepared Byrne was outboxed up until the 8th round when his corner retired him due to an injury to his right hand.

Exactly six months later, Byrne fought the then 5-0 unbeaten Terry Holmes of England, and lost a narrow points decision over 8 rounds. Byrne had a comeback fight against Kevin McAuley winning a points decision over four rounds.

On 8 December 2012 Byrne stepped in on a week's notice as a late replacement to fight American contender Carson Jones after Lee Purdy pulled out of the fight due to having caught a virus. Byrne was supposed to be an easy win for Jones who was just recently coming off a majority decision loss to Britain's hard-punching golden boy Kell Brook, but Byrne managed to battle Jones to a draw.

References

Dean Byrne (boxer) Wikipedia