The final bell soundspublished at 22:17 BST 18 June 2020
We hope you enjoyed our BBC Sport NI Boxing Lockdown night of nostalgia.
What a line-up of stars we had, not to mention some brilliant action.
That's all from us for tonight. Bye for now.
Summary
Stream runs from 20:00 BST to 22:00 BST
Archive footage from fights involving NI boxers
Guests include Conlan, Frampton, McAuley, Barnes
The final bell soundspublished at 22:17 BST 18 June 2020
Ryan Burnettpublished at 22:07 BST 18 June 2020
Ryan Burnett beat Lee Haskins to win the IBF world bantamweight title in June 2017 and went on to add the WBA crown.
He lost to Nonito Donaire in a world title fight in Glasgow in November 2018 but finished his career on a high six months later by defeating Jelbirt Gomera of the Philippines in the Ulster Hall, securing a sixth-round stoppage.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Ryan Burnett
Frampton watchalong: Santa Cruz 2016published at 22:02 BST 18 June 2020
Fascinating listening to Carl Frampton dissect his victory over Leo Santa Cruz in New York.
The underdog going into the bout, the Belfast man came out on top in a sensational fight to upset the odds and claim the WBA featherweight title.
Media caption, Frampton watch along - Santa Cruz
USA v Northern Irelandpublished at 21:59 BST 18 June 2020
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End of X postMichael makes his markpublished at 21:55 BST 18 June 2020
Among Michael Conlan's achievements as an amateur was an AIBA World Amateur Boxing Championships final win over Murodjon Akhmadaliev in 2015 to claim a gold medal.
Conlan began his professional career with a win on St Patrick's Day 2017 and boasts a record of 13-0 as he plots his way towards a world title shot.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Michael Conlan
Webb weeps after winning Commonwealth goldpublished at 21:53 BST 18 June 2020
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End of X postBarnes stormer - Paddy's dayspublished at 21:48 BST 18 June 2020
Paddy Barnes, from Belfast, enjoyed a distinguished amateur boxing career, clinching two Olympic bronze medals in 2008 and 2012.
Barnes was a double Commonwealth champion, collecting goal medals in 2010 and 2014.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Paddy Barnes
Russell spars with McAuley opponentpublished at 21:43 BST 18 June 2020
Hugh Russell spars with Fidel Bassa before the latter took on Dave McAuley in Belfast.
Media caption, Hugh Russell spars with Fidel Bassa
Russell explains decision to turn propublished at 21:39 BST 18 June 2020
Hugh Russell explains the reasoning behind his decision to turn professional.
Media caption, Hugh Russell going pro
'Russelling' Feeney's featherspublished at 21:37 BST 18 June 2020
Hugh Russell, now an accomplished photographer, became the last boxer to win a 15-round British title bout when he beat John Feeney in a bantamweight bout in January 1983.
His contests with fellow Belfast man Davy Larmour were among the most memorable fights staged in Belfast during the 1980s era.
Russell was a bronze medallist at the 1980 Moscow Olympics.
Image source, pacemakerImage caption, Hugh Russell
When Frazier met Monaghanpublished at 21:22 BST 18 June 2020
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End of X post'Life's a beach' for former fighter Floydpublished at 21:18 BST 18 June 2020
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End of X postHobson the choice for Storeypublished at 21:12 BST 18 June 2020
The latest chapter in the Storey of Sam's career about to unfold....
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End of X postSportsound boxing special on Saturdaypublished at 21:09 BST 18 June 2020
Dave McAuley, Hugh Russell and Paddy Barnes will be guests on a special boxing edition of Sportsound on BBC Radio Ulster at 14:00 BST on Saturday 20 June.
Image source, pacemakerImage caption, Dave "Boy" McAuley
Superstars anyone?published at 21:05 BST 18 June 2020
If you watched television in the 1980s Superstars may just have been among your must-see BBC programmes.
Belfast's own Wayne McCullough was among the many sports stars to take part.
Media caption, Superstars - Wayne
Just champion!published at 21:01 BST 18 June 2020
New world champion Barry McGuigan accepts the adulation of fans on an open-deck bus tour of Belfast after beating Eusebio Pedroza.
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End of X postJohn Duddypublished at 20:54 BST 18 June 2020
Derry native John Duddy defeated Howard Eastman on points at The King's Hall in October 2007 before being involved in several big fights in the United States.
Duddy lost to Mexican Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr in a WBC Silver Middleweight title fight in Texas in June 2010.
Image source, PacemakerImage caption, John Duddy
McCullough and Frampton sharing the lovepublished at 20:53 BST 18 June 2020
A lovely socially-distanced love-in between Wayne McCullough and Carl Frampton there, two of Belfast's most beloved boxing sons.
"Carl's a great guy, we met up here (Las Vegas) last year," says McCullough.
"I love Carl and support him 100%, I can't wait to see him get that third belt wrapped around his waist, he deserves it."
Sorry to ask the obvious question, but we have to: McCullough v Frampton, both in their prime, who would you back?
Let us know on #bbcboxing!
Frampton fights feature on Sport Re-runpublished at 20:52 BST 18 June 2020
Action from some of Carl Frampton's greatest fights will feature in the latest edition of BBC Sport NI's Sport Re-run series at 20:00 BST on Sunday 21 June on BBC Two NI.
Stephen Watson will be joined by Frampton to reflect on his wins over Kiko Martinez in 2014 and Leo Santa Cruz in 2016.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Carl Frampton
Frampton watchalong: Kiko Martinez 2014published at 20:48 BST 18 June 2020
Carl Frampton claimed his first world title in front of a raucous Belfast crowd by defeating Kiko Martinez for the second time.
Watch 'The Jackal' recall some of the key moments from that memorable summers night in the Titanic quarter.
Media caption, Frampton - Watch along Kiko
