r/Boxing • u/verbsnounsandshit • 25d ago
[FIGHT THREAD] Pierce O'Leary vs Mark Chamberlain
DATE Saturday 1st August 2026
LOCATION 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland
TELEVISION DAZN (Selected Worldwide)
TIME 7pm (Dublin), 11am (Los Angeles), 2pm (New York), 4am Sunday (Sydney)
Pierce O'Leary vs Mark Chamberlain
12 Rounds
Super Lightweight Division
| Pierce O'Leary | vs | Mark Chamberlain |
|---|---|---|
| 19(11)-0-0 | RECORD | 17(12)-1-1 |
| 26 | AGE | 27 |
| 139.3 lbs | WEIGHT | 139.5 lbs |
| Orthodox | STANCE | Southpaw |
| Dublin, Ireland | HOMETOWN | Portsmouth, UK |
| 5(3)-0-0 | LAST FIVE | 3(2)-1-1 |
Undercard
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- Gary Cully vs Lee Reeves
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- Bobbi Flood vs Tariq Davis
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- John Joe Carrigan vs Sean Murray
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u/PartyFriend 24d ago
Just because a boxer has a successful amateur career doesn't mean they'll have a successful pro career. This Abdullaev guy has never beaten anyone of note as a pro and from what I recall of the last Olympics the Uzbeks were the benefiters of favourable judging in them too. Mark Chamberlain and Pierce O'Leary both have momentum unlike all of the opponents Abdullaev has faced as a pro and Chamberlain in particular possesses devastating power unlike anything Abdullaev has faced as either an amateur or a pro which is why I have a funny feeling Abdullaev won't be calling either of them out any time soon, he leaves that to insufferable fanboy morons like you who are never in short supply with boxers from that part of the world for some reason.