Who is Caoimhin Agyarko? Undefeated hope to fight under Anthony Joshua

In the year A win over Troy Williamson in 2023 should have been Agyarko’s springboard for bigger fights, but it’s little more than guaranteed if he ripped through a disappointing 12 months with just one low-key outing.

However, in the spring of 2025, Rapid Fire’s victory led to a meeting with Ishmael Davis at Windsor Park, where he took his head off the canvas and suffered a badly swollen eye.

In April, he was in Las Vegas, preparing to weigh the last eliminator against Brandon Adams when the American fell and lost the fight.

Despite the IBF ordering another final against former champion Bakram Murtazaliv, he signed a deal with Kelly’s team and met on Saturday.

In the year Those ups and downs aren’t limited to the job, as in May 2017, the then 20-year-old Agyarko was tasked with a different fight.

Agyarko fell flat on his face in Belfast city center after the surprise attack, prompting him to undergo emergency surgery and fight for his life.

“Things happen for a reason, in and out of the ring, after failures in boxing and life,” Ayarko said.

“I’ve been used to it and the one thing I’ve never let any of it do is break me. I’ve been very resilient for the past 10 years since my stabbing, but now my mindset is, ‘These things happen,’ so instead of dwelling on the situation, what can I do to push forward?”