Callum Walsh to return in the 'biggest Irish boxing card in New York City history'

Callum Walsh will return in the 'biggest Irish boxing card in New York City history' when he takes on Dean Sutherland this March.

In his first bout since his headline victory in the 3Arena over Przemyslaw Runowski last September, 'The King' will be hoping to further improve his undefeated record.

Walsh will face Dean 'Deadly' Sutherland on 16th March at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden on March 16th.

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As is now tradition around St Patrick's Day, the venue plays host to an Irish themed fight night with Walsh's return sure to attract plenty of attention.

Former Olympian Emmet Brennan will take on Evin ‘The Kingdom Warrior’ Cronin in a super welterweight rematch while Thomas 'Bomber' Carty will also be in action against Dajuan Calloway. Donagh Keary will make his professional debut on the night.

“It’s a thrill to be fighting back at Madison Square Garden for the third time and again on St. Patrick’s Day Weekend,” said Callum Walsh. “I’ll be ready to put on a show for the biggest Irish celebration in New York City.”

While promoter Tom Loeffler added: "We’re very excited to promote another huge Irish boxing card at Madison Square Garden. This fight provides Callum another opportunity to prove that he is the best and most marketable young fighter in boxing as he headlines this famed venue for the third time."

The bout will be broadcast globally on UFC Fight Pass while pre-sale tickets are available on MSG.com.

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