Michaela Walsh has already established herself as the leader of a boxing dynasty and now has the chance to make it third time lucky at the Commonwealth Games.
The 29-year-old from Belfast first came to prominence when she lost a split decision to Olympic champion Nicola Adams on this stage in Glasgow in 2014, a heavily-disputed result against one of the sport’s golden girls.
It was a similar story four years later, where Walsh and younger brother Aidan, an Olympic bronze medallist last year in Tokyo, both had to settle for silver in the Gold Coast.
