The Pullough man has won all his professional bouts to date.
Promising Offaly Boxer Paul Loonam has been named as the 'prospect of the year' for 2025 by Irish-boxing.com.
The award was chosen by a public vote, in which the boxer from the St Carthage's club in Rahan came out on top with a 45 per cent vote share.
Westmeath's Joe Ward came second in the poll with 19 per cent
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The Pullough man has gone on to win all four of his four professional bouts after switching from amatur level back in May.
Despite the recent recognition of his performances the 23 year old insists he's far from the finished article:
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