Dave Allen vs Thomas Carty Live Scorecard and Fight Result
Allen faces Thomas Carty in a 10-round chief support bout, and the 34-year-old says a loss could end his career.
- On Saturday night, the heavyweight bout between Dave Allen and Thomas Carty at Croke Park in Dublin ended in a no contest after only 82 seconds.
- The 34-year-old Allen planned to retire after his 40th professional bout, viewing this match as a crucial step toward completing his self-imposed limit.
- Carty tumbled out of the ring after a blow, his foot becoming entangled in a chair as he fell; officials provided medical attention and oxygen before ruling he could not continue.
- Officials ruled the blow an accidental foul, denying Allen a stoppage victory; Trainer Jamie Moore accepted the no contest despite visible frustration from his fighter.
- Allen remains at 39 professional fights with one appearance left to reach his 40-bout goal, forcing him to choose between a rematch with Carty or pursuing an alternative final opponent.
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Dave Allen vs Thomas Carty live scorecard and fight result
Dave Allen returns to action tonight in front of another major crowd, taking on Irish heavyweight Thomas Carty at Croke Park in Dublin. The 34-year-old has rebuilt on a low level after his blowout defeat to Filip Hrgovic, picking up two four-round wins before accepting a ten-round clash with Carty as the chief support to […]
The heavyweight bout between Dave Allen and Thomas Carty ended in the most bizarre way in history, after the Irish fighter fell headfirst out of the ring in the first round.
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