Luke Keeler's Title Plans After a Four-Year Hiatus
Irish boxer Luke Keeler is making a comeback after nearly four years away from the ring. He is set to fight on "The Beginning Card" on November 3rd, marking his return to professional boxing. Keeler, a former WBO world title challenger, sees this fight as the start of "another run at it" and has set his sights on an IBO (International Boxing Organization) title. Keeler, also known as 'Cool Hand,' is determined to win an IBO title, a belt that has added significant credibility to the careers of boxers such as Anthony Cacace, Padraig McCrory, and Dennis Hogan. Despite acknowledging that he won't jump straight to becoming a world champion, Keeler believes that the IBO title is an achievable goal. The Irish fighter has received positive feedback from two promoters who are interested in setting up a bout for the IBO title. Jay Byrne and McElenney Promotions have expressed interest in the idea, which has given Keeler hope for the future. While there was talk of a potential IBO title fight with fellow Irish boxer Conor Coyle, it seems that this fight won't happen anytime soon. Keeler is focused on getting back into the swing of things, starting with his upcoming fight, followed by an eight-round bout to regain momentum. Keeler's last fight was against Demetrius Andrade for the WBO world title, and he is returning to the sport feeling fresh and invigorated. He believes that his time away from boxing has allowed him to come back stronger and better than before. Luke Keeler is eager to make his mark in the boxing world once again and to fulfill his goal of securing the IBO title.
