Skip to main content
BBC SPORT / BOXING
Graphics Version | BBC News Home
Sport Homepage | Football | Formula 1 | Olympics | Cricket | Rugby Union | Rugby League | Tennis | Golf | Athletics | Cycling | Motorsport | Boxing | Snooker | Horse Racing | Disability Sport | Other sport... | Sports Personality | TV/Radio Schedule | Sport Academy | Fun and Games | Northern Ireland | Scotland | Wales
Boxing Contents:  Champions List | British rankings | World rankings | Get Involved

23:49 GMT, Friday, 6 November 2009

Sexton retains Commonwealth belt

Odyssey action

Sam Sexton retained his Commonwealth heavyweight title by beating Martin Rogan at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast.

Rogan produced a brave display and was well on top in the fifth round but was pulled out by his own corner after Sexton dominated the sixth round.

For the 25-year-old Norwich fighter, it was his 13th win in 14 fights as he defeated Rogan for the second time.

Rogan, a 38-year-old former Belfast taxi driver, was hoping to reclaim his Commonwealth crown but just fell short.

After a brutal contest, Rogan said that he had been hampered by a neck injury which he had sustained in his last fight.




E-mail this to a friend
Related to this story:

McCloskey and Rogan in date clash (07 Oct 09 |  Boxing )
Rogan splits with trainer Breen (19 Aug 09 |  Boxing )
Rogan trades insults with Sexton (30 Jul 09 |  Boxing )
Rogan loses title to game Sexton (16 May 09 |  Boxing )
Harrison loses to Rogan on points (06 Dec 08 |  Boxing )

RELATED INTERNET LINKS:
British Boxing Board
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites



SEARCH BBC SPORT: 

Sport Homepage | Football | Formula 1 | Olympics | Cricket | Rugby Union | Rugby League | Tennis | Golf | Athletics | Cycling | Motorsport | Boxing | Snooker | Horse Racing | Disability Sport | Other sport... | Sports Personality | TV/Radio Schedule | Sport Academy | Fun and Games | Northern Ireland | Scotland | Wales
Boxing Contents:  Champions List | British rankings | World rankings | Get Involved

^ Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage | Feedback | Help | ©