Michael Conlan awaits another homecoming fight when he headlines a clash in the SSE Arena against Jordan Gill on December 2.
Conlan (18-2) is 2-2 in his last four fights, the lone losses being title fights against Leigh Wood and Luis Alberto Lopez. A popular figure, Conlan has fallen short a few times but always picks himself back up. He’s not finished with his pursuit of gold.
“I believed I’d be world champion, and I still believe I’ll be world champion,” Conlan told Boxing Social via Boxing Scene. “It’s just a matter of time. Everything kind of happens for a reason, and these type of setbacks happen for a reason. Wait till the end of my career and judge me then.”
WATCH: Michael Conlan vs. Jordan Gill, live on DAZN
Gill (27-2-1) has won eight fights via knockout and is a former Commonwealth featherweight champion. He’s 1-1-1 in his last four contests, with his most recent being a TKO loss against Kiko Martinez.
Several local stars are ready to impress family and friends outside the main event. Here’s a breakdown of the entire Conlan vs. Gill undercard.
Michael Conlan vs. Jordan Gill undercard
Tyrone McKenna vs. Lewis Crocker
- Division: Welterweight
- McKenna record: 23-3-1
- Crocker record: 17-0
- Belts at stake: N/A
McKenna (23-3-1) turned pro in 2012. “The Mighty Celt” is 2-2 in his last four fights. After losing against Regis Prograis in 2022, he rebounded with a win against Chris Jenkins in August.
A 2011 European Schoolboy Championships bronze medalist, Crocker (17-0) turned pro in 2017. “The Croc” beat Louis Greene in 2020 for the WBO European welterweight title. He has won three fights in 2023, his last contest being a TKO win in August against Greyvin Mendoza.
Caoimhin Agyarko vs. Troy Williamson
- Division: Super Welterweight
- Agyarko record: 13-0
- Williamson record: 20-1-1
- Belts at stake: N/A
Agyarko (13-0) turned pro in 2018. “Black Thunder” last fought in May, beating Grant Dennis via unanimous decision. He’s expected to have a lot of support this weekend, with his family hailing from Belfast.
A 2014 and 2015 English National Championships medalist, Williamson (20-1-1) turned pro in 2016. He beat Dario Socci in 2019 for the IBF European super welterweight title. Williamson beat Ted Cheeseman in 2021 for the British super welterweight belt but lost it in 2022 against Josh Kelly. “Trojan” rebounded in July by beating Ramiro Blanco via points.
Sean McComb vs. Sam Maxwell
- Division: Super Lightweight
- McComb record: 17-1
- Maxwell record: 17-2
- Belts at stake: N/A
A 2015 European Games bronze medalist, McComb (17-1) turned pro in 2018. “The Public Nuisance” lost against Gavin Gwynne in 2021 for the Commonwealth lightweight title. He has won six in a row since, beating Zsolt Osadan in 2022 for the WBO European super lightweight title. His last fight was a unanimous decision win against Alejandro Moya in August.
A four-time gold medalist and 2014 Commonwealth Games bronze medalist, Maxwell (17-2) turned pro in 2016. He beat Sabri Sediri in 2019 for the WBO European super lightweight title and Akeem Ennis Brown in 2021 for the British super lightweight belt. Maxwell is 1-2 in his last three, losing his last fight in July against Dalton Smith for the Commonwealth and British super lightweight titles.
Gerard Hughes vs. Ruadhan Farrell
- Division: Super Bantamweight
- Hughes record: 4-0
- Farrell record: 4-1
- Belts at stake: N/A
Hughes (4-0) turned pro in 2022 and won all his fights via points. His last contest was against John Spencer in August.
Farrell (4-1) turned pro in 2022. He lost against Colm Murphy in 2022 and rebounded in June against Stefan Nicolae.
Cameron Vuong vs. TBA
- Division: Lightweight
- Vuong record: 2-0
- TBA record: N/A
- Belts at stake: N/A
Vuong (2-0) turned pro in October and beat John Henry Mosquera in his last fight in November.
Fearghus Quinn vs. TBA
- Division: Middleweight
- Quinn record: 8-0
- TBA record: N/A
- Belts at stake: N/A
Quinn (8-0) turned pro in 2020 and has won three fights via knockout. The 27-year-old last fought in October, beating Alex Sandro Duarte via knockout.
Emmanuel Buttigieg vs. TBA
- Division: Middleweight
- Buttigieg record: 10-1
- TBA record: N/A
- Belts at stake: N/A
Buttigieg (10-1) turned pro in 2019. After losing the fifth fight of his pro career, he has gone on a six-fight win streak. Buttigieg last fought in April, beating Troy Donnelly via a unanimous decision scoring.
When is Michael Conlan vs. Jordan Gill?
Conlan vs. Gill takes place on December 2. The main card begins at 7 p.m. local time or 2 p.m. ET. Conlan and Gill should make their way to the ring around 10:30 p.m. local time or 5:30 p.m. ET, depending on how long the undercard fights last.
| Region | Date | Main Card Start Time | Main Event Ring Walks (approx.) |
| USA and Canada (ET) | Saturday, December 2 | 2 p.m. ET | 5:30 p.m. ET |
| USA and Canada (PT) | Saturday, November 25 | 11 a.m. PT | 2:30 p.m. PT |
| UK and Ireland | Saturday, November 25 | 7 p.m. GMT | 10:30 p.m. GMT |
| Australia | Sunday, November 26 | 6 a.m. AEDT | 9:30 a.m. AEDT |
How to watch Michael Conlan vs. Jordan Gill
| Region | TV channel | Live streaming |
| USA | — | DAZN |
| Canada | — | DAZN |
| UK and Ireland | DAZN 1 HD | DAZN |
| Australia | — | DAZN |
Michael Conlan vs. Jordan Gill price: How much does the fight cost?
- DAZN monthly subscription: $19.99 on a 12-month contract or $24.99 month-to-month in U.S./ $24.99 per month in Canada/ £9.99 in the U.K. on a 12-month contract, or £19.99 month-to-month/ 13.99 AUD in Australia
- DAZN annual subscription: $224.99 in the U.S., $199.99 in Canada, and £99.99 in the U.K.