Conrad Cummings Ready to Revitalize Career

Rejuvenated Cummings targets rematch redemption


Conrad Cummings feels ‘recharged and regrouped’ ahead of his fight on one of the biggest nights of boxing Ireland has ever seen.

‘Mr Dynamite’ (13-2-1-KO6) is determined to fulfil his undoubted potential after falling short in a bid for the WBO European crown against Luke Keeler last time out – starting at Windsor Park on August 18.

With new trainer Jamie Moore now fully established in his corner, the 27-year-old middleweight feels primed to steal some headlines on the night and begin the journey towards a rematch.

Cummings said:

“I was feeling down after defeat to Keeler and had to rebuild myself. I didn’t take the opportunity last time but now my new team is behind me and I feel ready.

“I didn’t look past Luke Keeler but a lot of things were happening behind the scenes and I just massively under-performed. I was mentally flat and it showed on the night. I’d like to get it on again.

“It was a hard lesson learned and now I’m getting back in there having recharged and regrouped. WHAT a stage it is to come back on!

“When I turned professional, people were trying to change my style and I was getting lost between two styles. Now I know what I have to do and that’s get back to what I do best. The best is yet to come.

“I boxed in the WSB and beat two Olympic silver medallists. I haven’t shown anything like that form yet as a professional but I’m looking forward to putting on a show on August 18.”

Cummings and Keeler both feature on the night, which boasts a mouthwatering triple headline in Carl Frampton v Luke Jackson, Tyson Fury v Francesco Pianeta and Cristofer Rosales v Paddy Barnes.

Press release From: MTK Global