Jun 29, 2024 | 10:26 am
Swinford’s Eoghan Lavin won the second fight of his professional boxing career yesterday evening.
The 21 year old is now 2-0 after a decision victory over Estonian Artjom Spatar.
Lavin’s performance at the Belfast Brawl was described by Irish Boxing as ‘strong, explosive and accurate in front of a vocal Mayo support.’
(photo All Things Boxing NI)
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