Sean McComb has raced off to a 9-0 start since turning professional in late 2018. On February 1st, the junior welterweight from Belfast, Northern Ireland will tackle Argentina's Mauro Maximiliano Godoy (32-5-1, 17 KOs) on MTK FightNight at Belfast’s Ulster Hall. With the ESPN+ audience in America, McComb has welcomed his latest challenge having proven his mettle in a bruising encounter with fanother Argentinean, Emiliano Dominguez Rodriguez, last time out.

 

McComb said: “There are a lot of improvements to make. I need to improve after every fight. I watch back and see what I was doing wrong. I need to get my movement back. It’s good I can stand in and trade but I need to get back to boxing and use my feet more. The fighters I fight are more aware of rushing in so it’ll be more technical, which allows me to think more. I’m more than capable of not taking punches back. I do it in sparring. I just got sucked in by the crowd and the atmosphere and that’s something I don’t need to be doing at all. I’ll be happy to do the full rounds. He’s got 32 wins so I’m not expecting to put someone of that caliber out early. Obviously I’ll pounce on him if I sense there’s weakness and he’s hurt. I need to take my time a bit more with that.”

 

Joining McComb vs. Godoy on a fantastic bill is a super bantamweight clash between former IBF bantamweight champion Lee Haskins and Davey Oliver Joyce... an intriguing Irish lightweight title collision between undefeated duo Gary Cully and Joe Fitzpatrick... Lewis Crocker vs. John Thain... and the likes of Steven Donnelly, Padraig McCrory, Pierce O’Leary, Dee Sullivan, Callum Bradley and Ruairi Dalton on the undercard.