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Bernard Dunne to lecture on gender equality

Former World Boxing Association (WBA) super bantamweight champion Bernard Dunne will be one of the speakers at the online talk on gender equality hosted by the Irish Olympic Federation (IOF). Dunne will be joining a number of Irish sport legends, influencers and personalities in a talk that aims to raise awareness about gender equality and the rights of all those who belong to our sport and society.

The event was initially scheduled to take place in March, but had to be postponed due to the pandemic. Now it will be held remotely and will consist of four sessions that will take place every Wednesday.

Dunne was champion in 2009, when he beat Ricardo Cordoba by TKO in Dublin. He retired with a record of 28 wins, 2 losses and 15 KOs.

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  • To see some true boxing action, find Dunne’s fights with Prakorb Udomna and Kiko Martinez on YouTube. Amazing slugfests.

  • Sad to see that the SJW libtard disease has infected this great Irish warrior, Libtardism is millions more devastating than covid.

  • Professional sports, especially boxing is about who can increase viewer audience and place butts in the paying seats, bottom line its $$$$$$$, This obsession by fake outrage in the name of SJW is just that FAKE. Keep politics out of professional sports.

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