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Valgerdur Gudsteinsdottir, left, was beaten by Shauna O'Keefe in their Lightweight bout during a Boxing from Dublin event at the 3Arena in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile
Fresh off the back of a fantastic performance at the 3Arena in which she maintained her unbeaten record Shauna O’Keeffe is set to get back into the ring over in the England for her next professional fight later this month.
The Tipperary boxer is set to box in London next time out where she will feature on Frank Warren’s Queensberry show which is set to take place at the Brewery venue in on Cresswell Street at the heart of the city on November 22nd.
It has been an impressive start to the professional ranks for the Clonmel boxer who has already totted up three wins from three contests and last time out at the 3Arena she overcame Valgerdur Gudsteindottir with an early knockout.
There was massive Irish support at that contest and many will now make the trek across the water when she goes up against Polish fighter Bojana Libiszewska, an orthodox 35-year-old who has 74 pro fights under her belt to date in a couple of weeks.
The fight is set to take place over 8 rounds in a lightweight contest with is once more sure to draw attention from around the world especially with Shauna O'Keefe just back from sparring with Katie Taylor over in America.
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