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			{{Short description\|Irish boxer}}
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			\| birth_date = {{Birth date and age\|1989\|4\|9\|df=y}}
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			\| stance = Orthodox
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			\| total = 22
	\|Trainer=Gerard McManus
			\| wins = 16
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	\|~~wins~~=4		\| KO = 10
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			'''Patrick Gallagher''' (born 9 April 1989) is a ] who challenged once for the ], and ] ] titles in 2019. As an amateur he won gold at the ].
	'''Paddy Gallagher''' is an ] professional boxer from ], ], ]. He who won the ] gold at the 2010 Commonwealth games. Gallagher, represents the Gleann ABC in Belfast and is the current U21 Irish light welterweight champion, Irish Intermediate champion and Ulster Elite runner up.

	==Amateur awards==		==Amateur awards==
	*2009 Irish Amateur Boxing Association Best U21<ref name="irish-boxing1">. ~~Irish~~-~~Boxing~~.~~Com (2010~~-09-~~20).~~ ~~Retrieved~~ on 2012-~~05-~~25.</ref>		*2009 Irish Amateur Boxing Association Best U21<ref name="irish-boxing1"> {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120529064937/http://www.irish-boxing.com/2012/05/gallagher-becomes-the-10th-irish-fighter-to-turn-pro-in-2012/ \|date=29 May 2012 }}, irish-boxing.com, 20 September 2010; retrieved 25 May 2012.</ref>
	*Irish under 21 light welterweight champion<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>		*Irish under 21 light welterweight champion<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>
	*Irish Intermediate champ<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>		*Irish Intermediate champ<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>
	*Ulster Elite runner up<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>		*Ulster Elite runner up<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>

	== Amateur career ==		==Amateur career==
	=== 2010 Commonwealth Games ===
	Gallagher represented ] in the ] ] in the ].<ref>. BBC News (2010-10-12). Retrieved on 2012-05-25.</ref> He won the gold medal, defeating England's Callum Smith 11–6 in the final.
	*Oct 6 2010 Qualification Bout 56 – defeated ] {{CAM}} 3–0
	*Oct 8 2010 1/8 Eliminations Bout 107 – defeated Suruz Bangali {{BAN}}9–0
	*Oct 10 2010 Quarterfinals Bout 168 – defeated ] {{NAM}} 7–5
	*Oct 11 2010 Semifinals Bout 197 – defeated Dilbag Singh {{IND}} 5–4
	*Oct 13 2010 Finals Gold Medal Bout 213 – defeated Callum Smith {{ENG}} 11–6

			===2010 Commonwealth Games===
	=== 2011–2012 World Series of Boxing ===
			Gallagher represented Northern Ireland in the ] ] in the ].<ref>. BBC News; retrieved 25 May 2012.</ref> He won the gold medal, defeating England's Callum Smith 11–6 in the final.
	Gallagher boxed for the Mumbai Fighters during the 2011 WSB season. He finished up with a record of 1–1. <ref>. Wsb-oras.ch. Retrieved on 2012-05-25.</ref>
			*6 October 2010 Qualification Bout 56 – defeated ] {{CMR}} 3–0
			*8 Oct 2010 1/8 Eliminations Bout 107 – defeated Suruz Bangali {{BAN}}9–0
			*10 Oct 2010 Quarterfinals Bout 168 – defeated ] {{NAM}} 7–5
			*11 Oct 2010 Semifinals Bout 197 – defeated Dilbag Singh {{IND}} 5–4
			*13 Oct 2010 Finals Gold Medal Bout 213 – defeated ] {{ENG}} 11–6

			===2011–2012 World Series of Boxing===
			Gallagher boxed for the Mumbai Fighters during the 2011 WSB season. He finished up with a record of 1–1.<ref>{{dead link\|date=June 2017 \|bot=InternetArchiveBot \|fix-attempted=yes }}. Wsb-oras.ch; retrieved 25 May 2012.</ref>

	*Week 1 – defeated by ] {{UKR}} TKO		*Week 1 – defeated by ] {{UKR}} TKO
	*Week 4 – defeated ] {{HAI}} (48:47, 48:47, 47:48)		*Week 4 – defeated ] {{HAI}} (48:47, 48:47, 47:48)

	== Professional career ==		==Professional career==

	=== Professional contract ===
			===Professional contract===
	On 22nd May 2012 Gallagher signed his professional contract with John Rooney, deciding to keep his base in Belfast. <ref name="irish-boxing1"/>
			On 22 May 2012 Gallagher signed his professional contract with John Rooney, deciding to keep his base in Belfast.<ref name="irish-boxing1"/>

	==Professional boxing record==		==Professional boxing record==
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	{{S-start}}
			\|draws=
	\| style="text-align:center;" colspan="8"\|'''4 Wins''' (3 knockouts), '''0 Losses'''<ref name="boxer">. Boxrec.com. Retrieved on 14 May 2013.</ref>
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			\|dec-wins=6
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	\| style="border-style:none none solid solid"\|'''Location'''
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			\|7
			\|{{No2}}Loss
			\|5–2
			\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} Johnny Coyle
			\|UD
			\|3
			\|5 Apr 2014
			\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} York Hall, London, England}}
			\|align=left\|{{small\|Prizefighter: The Welterweights IV – Final}}
			\|-
			\|6
			\|{{Yes2}}Win
			\|5–1
			\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} Mark Douglas
			\|TKO
			\|1 (3)
			\|5 Apr 2014
			\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} York Hall, London, England}}
			\|align=left\|{{small\|Prizefighter: The Welterweights IV – Semi-final}}
			\|-
			\|5
			\|{{No2}}Loss
			\|4–1
			\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} ]
			\|UD
			\|3
			\|5 Apr 2014
			\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} ], London, England}}
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			\|-
			\|4
	\|{{Yes2}}Win		\|{{Yes2}}Win
	\|4–0		\|4–0
	\|align=left\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~Lithuania~~}} Aleksas Vaseris		\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|LIT}} Aleksas Vaseris
	~~\|{{small~~\|TKO}}		\|TKO
	~~\|{{small~~\|1 (4)}}		\|1 (4)
			\|18 Nov 2013
	\|{{small\|2013-11-18}}
	\|align=left\|{{small\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~England~~}} Park Plaza Hotel, ~~Vauxhall~~, ]}}		\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} Park Plaza Hotel, London, England}}
			\|
	\|align=left\|{{small\|Vaseris knocked out in first 34 seconds with a left hook to the body.}}
			\|-
	\|- align=center
			\|3
	\|{{Yes2}}Win		\|{{Yes2}}Win
	\|3–0		\|3–0
	\|align=left\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~Hungary~~}} Jozsef Garai		\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|HUN}} Jozsef Garai
	~~\|{{small~~\|TKO}}		\|TKO
	~~\|{{small~~\|1 (4)}}		\|1 (4)
			\|14 Sep 2013
	\|{{small\|2013-09-14}}
	\|align=left\|{{small\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~Northern Ireland~~}} The Devenish, North Finaghy Roady, ], ]}}		\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} The Devenish, North Finaghy Roady, Belfast, Northern Ireland}}
			\|
	\|align=left\|{{small\|}}
			\|-
	\|- align=center
			\|2
	\|{{Yes2}}Win		\|{{Yes2}}Win
	\|2–0		\|2–0
	\|align=left\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~GBR~~}} Andrew Patterson		\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} Andrew Patterson
	~~\|{{small~~\|TKO}}		\|TKO
	~~\|{{small~~\|1 (4)}}		\|1 (4)
			\|26 Nov 2012
	\|{{small\|2012-11-26}}
	\|align=left\|{{small\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~England~~}} Royal Lancaster Hotel, ], ]}}		\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} Royal Lancaster Hotel, ], England}}
			\|
	\|align=left\|{{small\|}}
			\|-
	\|- align=center
			\|1
	\|{{yes2}}Win		\|{{yes2}}Win
	\|1–0		\|1–0
	\|align=left\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~GBR~~}} William Warburton		\|align=left\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} William Warburton
	~~\|{{small~~\|UD}}		\|UD
			\|4
	\|{{small\|4 (4)}}
			\|22 Sep 2012
	\|{{small\|2012-09-22}}
	\|align=left\|{{small\|{{~~Flag icon~~\|~~Northern Ireland~~}} ], ], ]}}		\|align=left\|{{small\|{{Flagicon\|UK}} ], ], Northern Ireland}}
			\|
	\|align=left\|{{small\|Professional debut.}}
	{{S-end}}		{{S-end}}

	== References ==		==References==
	{{~~reflist~~}}		{{Reflist}}

			==External links==
	== Additional information ==
			* {{boxrec\|id=625636}}
			*
			* {{Cite web \|url=http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/irish-boxing-awards-head-belfast \|title=News.boxrec.com \|access-date=15 October 2010 \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110708090150/http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/irish-boxing-awards-head-belfast \|archive-date=8 July 2011 \|url-status=dead}}
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	* http://results.cwgdelhi2010.org/en/Participant.mvc/ParticipantInfo/cfa8de58-7313-4c66-89a2-3adda0bd26f2
	* http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/irish-boxing-awards-head-belfast
	* http://www.rte.ie/sport/boxing/2010/0109/iaba.html
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Latest revision as of 03:29, 21 November 2024

Irish boxer

Paddy Gallagher

Born

Patrick Gallagher
(1989-04-09) 9 April 1989 (age 35)
Belfast, Northern Ireland

Other names

'Pat-Man'

Statistics

Weight(s)

Stance

Orthodox

Boxing record

Total fights

Wins

Wins by KO

Losses

Medal record

Men's amateur boxing

Representing Northern Ireland
Commonwealth Games
	2010 Delhi	Welterweight

Patrick Gallagher (born 9 April 1989) is a professional boxer who challenged once for the British, and Commonwealth welterweight titles in 2019. As an amateur he won gold at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Amateur awards

2009 Irish Amateur Boxing Association Best U21
Irish under 21 light welterweight champion
Irish Intermediate champ
Ulster Elite runner up

Amateur career

2010 Commonwealth Games

Gallagher represented Northern Ireland in the Delhi Commonwealth Games in the welterweight division. He won the gold medal, defeating England's Callum Smith 11–6 in the final.

6 October 2010 Qualification Bout 56 – defeated Joseph Mulema Cameroon 3–0
8 Oct 2010 1/8 Eliminations Bout 107 – defeated Suruz Bangali Bangladesh9–0
10 Oct 2010 Quarterfinals Bout 168 – defeated Mujandjae Kasuto Namibia 7–5
11 Oct 2010 Semifinals Bout 197 – defeated Dilbag Singh India 5–4
13 Oct 2010 Finals Gold Medal Bout 213 – defeated Callum Smith England 11–6

2011–2012 World Series of Boxing

Gallagher boxed for the Mumbai Fighters during the 2011 WSB season. He finished up with a record of 1–1.

Week 1 – defeated by Sergiy Derevyanchenko Ukraine TKO
Week 4 – defeated Russell Lamour Haiti (48:47, 48:47, 47:48)

Professional career

Professional contract

On 22 May 2012 Gallagher signed his professional contract with John Rooney, deciding to keep his base in Belfast.

Professional boxing record

22 fights	16 wins	6 losses
By knockout	10	0
By decision	6	6

No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, time	Date	Location	Notes
7	Loss	5–2	Johnny Coyle	UD	3	5 Apr 2014	York Hall, London, England	Prizefighter: The Welterweights IV – Final
6	Win	5–1	Mark Douglas	TKO	1 (3)	5 Apr 2014	York Hall, London, England	Prizefighter: The Welterweights IV – Semi-final
5	Loss	4–1	Erick Ochieng	UD	3	5 Apr 2014	York Hall, London, England	Prizefighter: The Welterweights IV – Quarter-final
4	Win	4–0	Aleksas Vaseris	TKO	1 (4)	18 Nov 2013	Park Plaza Hotel, London, England
3	Win	3–0	Jozsef Garai	TKO	1 (4)	14 Sep 2013	The Devenish, North Finaghy Roady, Belfast, Northern Ireland
2	Win	2–0	Andrew Patterson	TKO	1 (4)	26 Nov 2012	Royal Lancaster Hotel, London, England
1	Win	1–0	William Warburton	UD	4	22 Sep 2012	Odyssey Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland

References

^ Gallagher becomes the 10th Irish fighter to turn pro in 2012 Archived 29 May 2012 at the Wayback Machine, irish-boxing.com, 20 September 2010; retrieved 25 May 2012.
BBC Sport – Home nations boxers in Delhi finals. BBC News; retrieved 25 May 2012.
World Series of Boxing. Wsb-oras.ch; retrieved 25 May 2012.

External links

Boxing record for Paddy Gallagher from BoxRec (registration required)
Results.cwgdelhi2010.org
"News.boxrec.com". Archived from the original on 8 July 2011. Retrieved 15 October 2010.
Rte.ie

v t e Commonwealth Games Boxing Champions in Men's Welterweight
1930 – 2002: up to 67 kg 2006 – 2018: up to 69 kg 2022 – present: up to 67 kg
1930: Leonard Hall (SAF) 1934: Dave McCleave (ENG) 1938: Bill Smith (AUS) 1950: Terry Ratcliffe (ENG) 1954: Nicholas Gargano (ENG) 1958: Joseph Greyling (SAF) 1962: Wallace Coe (NZL) 1966: Eddie Blay (GHA) 1970: Emma Ankudey (GHA) 1974: Mohamed Muruli (UGA) 1978: Mike McCallum (JAM) 1982: Chris Pyatt (ENG) 1986: Darren Dyer (ENG) 1990: David Defiagbon (NGR) 1994: Neil Sinclair (NIR) 1998: Jeremy Molitor (CAN) 2002: Daniel Geale (AUS) 2006: Bongani Mwelase (RSA) 2010: Paddy Gallagher (NIR) 2014: Scott Fitzgerald (ENG) 2018: Pat McCormack (ENG) 2022: Ioan Croft (WAL)

Commonwealth Games Boxing Champions in Men's Welterweight

1930 – 2002: up to 67 kg
2006 – 2018: up to 69 kg
2022 – present: up to 67 kg

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