Callum Walsh doesn't shy away from danger. The unbeaten Irish contender faces former European champion Tyler Denny at Dublin's 3Arena on Saturday, live on Sky Sports.

"I'm ready for anybody. I love to challenge myself. I love to fight," Walsh told Sky Sports. "Just tell me when. That's it."

The 25-year-old returns to the 3Arena, where he previously knocked out Przemyslaw Runowski in two rounds in 2024. "It was one of the best nights of my life. Walking out in front of that crowd was insane," he said.

Walsh worked on fishing boats as a teenager in Cork before pursuing boxing. "It was seven days a week, it was hard work... The worst thing was the storms," he recalled. His amateur success led him to Freddie Roach's Wild Card gym in LA, where he sparred aggressively from day one. "If you want to train here, you have to spar," Roach told him.

"I've knocked so many people out in that gym... Freddie Roach's gym is known for being one of the best in the world," Walsh said. He believes his amateur background combined with pro training under Roach makes him ready for any challenge.