Five Team NI boxers one win from the podium
Five Northern Ireland boxers are one win away from a Commonwealth Games' medal following Wednesday's draw.
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Key People
First-time boxer selected for the Commonwealth Games.
Newcomer at the Games competing in light-heavyweight boxing.
Boxer competing in heavyweight at the Commonwealth Games.
Jansseen Hill is a light-heavyweight boxer competing in the Commonwealth Games.
24-year-old light-middleweight boxer debuting at the Games.
JP Hale is a welterweight boxer representing Northern Ireland in the tournament.
Hoping to win a second consecutive gold medal in boxing.
First-time boxer competing at welterweight.
20-year-old boxer making his debut at the Commonwealth Games.
Experienced boxer returning for her fourth Commonwealth Games, defending her featherweight title.
Returning boxer moving up to 54kg for her second appearance at the Games.
Competing in super-heavyweight boxing at the Games.
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Five Northern Ireland boxers are one win away from a Commonwealth Games' medal following Wednesday's draw.
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