Pat McCormack outclassed by Roniel Iglesias in welterweight final
Pat McCormack is the first fighter to have reached the final representing Team GB but got dominated by a highly-decorated boxer.
Pat McCormack, the twin brother of Luke McCormack, won a silver medal as part of Team GB at the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics in August 2021.
McCormack was handed a bye in the preliminaries.
McCormack dominated from the first bell and won a unanimous decision. He almost took a clean sweep on the cards, but for the Sri Lanka judge, who surprisingly awarded the first round to his opponent.
He proved too quick and skillful for the 21-year-old, who was caught with slick counters from the British medal hope.
He took on Uzbekistan's Bobo Usman Baturo in the quarter-finals. He picked up a split decision victory this time around after a close-fought three-rounds of action.
McCormack did not have to face anyone in the semi-final. He advanced via walk-over with eventual bronze medalist Aidan Walsh being unable to compete.
Pat's twin brother Luke McCormack also represented Team GB before turning professional.
Pat McCormack is the first fighter to have reached the final representing Team GB but got dominated by a highly-decorated boxer.
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