Pat
McCormack

Pat McCormack is regarded as one of the most talented British fighters currently on the scene after enjoying a glittering amateur career that culminated in Olympic silver in the Welterweight division in Tokyo in 2021. Prior to that, the 27-year-old gold medals at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and 2019 European Games in Minsk.

McCormack turned pro at the start of 2022 under trainer Ben Davison and kicked off his career with back-to-back first round stoppage victories. McCormack then joined Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing in October and made his bow under the promotional company a month later on the undercard of Dillian Whyte-Jermaine Franklin. The talented Welterweight went the full six rounds with Christian Andino in a clear points victory.

McCormack made his first outing of 2023 as chief support to former stablemate Cyrus Pattinson on a NXTGEN show in Newcastle. McCormack produced a dazzling display to stop an extremely durable Dario Socci in the eighth round, before putting on a similarly entertaining performance to halt Tony Dixon in four in July to win the WBA Continental Super-Welterweight Title - his first title as a pro.

After 15 months out of the ring, McCormack returned against Williams Andres Herrera on the undercard of Jack Catterall-Regis Prograis in Manchester in October 2024. McCormack got 10 solid rounds under his belt with an impressive shut-out victory, picking up his first title at 147 in the process.

McCormack was back out on another Jack Catterall undercard in February the next year, this time stopping Robbie Davies Jnr in a spiteful performance, also winning a British Title eliminator in the process.