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Irish boxers Amy Broadhurst and Lisa O'Rourke will fight in the IBA Women's World Boxing Championship finals in Istanbul, Turkey on Thursday.
Irish boxers Amy Broadhurst and Lisa O'Rourke will fight in the IBA Women's World Boxing Championship finals in Istanbul, Turkey on Thursday.
PREVIEW
Dundalk native Broadhurst will fight for gold in the light welterweight division against Algeria's Imane Khelif while Roscommon native O'Rourke will come up against Helena Alcinda Panguane of Mozambique in the light middleweight division.
Both fighters had superb victories in their semi-finals on Wednesday to set up a historic day for Irish boxing.
The duo are the first female boxers to reach a World Championship final since Kellie Harrington and Katie Taylor. Both will be looking to follow in Taylor and Harrington's footsteps and get the gold medal.
FIGHT TIME
The event will begin at 4pm. Amy Broadhurst is in Bout 4 against Imane Khelif while O'Rourke will fight Helena Alcinda Panguane straight after in Bout 5. The fights will roughly take place around 5pm.
STREAMING INFORMATION
The fights are not live on television but they will be streamed live on the International Boxing Association's YouTube channel HERE
Watch #TeamIreland's Amy Broadhurst & Lisa O'Rourke make Irish Boxing history in the @IBA_Boxing Women's World Championship finals todayhttps://t.co/sZb78UjGBL
— IABA (@IABABOXING) May 19, 2022
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