Hogan planning return to super welterweight

By Ray Wheatley – World of Boxing

WBC #8 middleweight Dennis Hogan (28-3-1,7KO’s) has decided to campaign in the super welterweight division in the future after unsuccessful 2019 challenges to WBC middleweight champion Jermall Charlo and former WBO super-welterweight champion Jamie Munguia in what was a disputed decision. Irish born and Australian based Hogan said to Irish Boxing.”I will be moving back to my ideal weight of super welterweight for my next fight in America. I am 100% committed to fighting in my home country in a meaningful fight. My team is still focused on it and I will make it happen. Irish boxing deserves the good times back.”

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  • Too easy to move down a few pounds and become a champion in an easier division. If you are over 147 pounds you really are a middleweight.

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