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Shauna Browne is looking to the future after losing her first fight as a professional boxer
There was disappointment for Clonmel boxer Shauna Browne when she suffered the first defeat of her professional career on Saturday night.
Browne was caught with a sucker punch by Turkish fighter Elif Nur Turhan in just the first round of the bout at the SSE Arena in Belfast.
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The Clonmel woman got back to her feet after being knocked down, but the referee soon called a halt to the action and the bout ended after less than a minute.
Elif Nur Turhan has now won all ten of her professional contests.
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Although defeat in this WBC eliminator is a setback for Browne, there is surely much more to come from the talented 30-year-old "Carrigeen Queen", who is based in Essex.
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