When Is Conor Quinn v Pedro Delgado at Belfast’s Ulster Hall?
Conor Quinn v Pedro Delgado brings Belfast boxing back to the Ulster Hall on Saturday 17 October, with the home fighter facing a Mexican opponent his promoter describes as a genuine puncher. For Quinn, the attraction is not another heroic escape; it is the chance to show he can control a dangerous evening before it needs rescuing.
Fight Time, Venue and Ticket Information
Conor Quinn’s next fight headlines Unleashed, promoted by Conlan Sports and Hammer Boxing. The date and venue are confirmed, but an exact ringwalk time has not been independently verified.
| Event detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | Saturday 17 October 2026 |
| Venue | Ulster Hall, Belfast |
| Headline fight | Conor Quinn v Pedro Delgado |
| Tickets | ÂŁ50-ÂŁ120, plus ÂŁ3.25 booking fee |
| Ringwalk | Not yet verified |
| Broadcast | Not yet verified |
Ticket prices are in sterling because the event is in Belfast. Check availability and the admission time printed on your ticket before arranging travel. The advertised ticket range does not guarantee every price band remains available.
Quinn and Delgado: Records and the Real Test
Quinn enters with an 11-1-1 professional record. His opponent, listed in the records as Pedro Delgado Gaytan, is 18-2-1. The scheduled bout appears at super-flyweight on the current card. Quinn’s previous appearance brought a dramatic final-round stoppage of Jake Dodd at the Waterfront Hall. That demonstrated his ability to rescue a difficult fight, but repeating the drama is not necessarily the best route forward.
“This is a proper test for Conor.” Jamie Conlan, announcing the fight.
My preference would be to see Quinn establish his jab and keep his exits tidy rather than trade simply because the crowd enjoys it. Delgado’s record deserves attention, but comparing wins and losses alone tells us little about how their styles will fit. The question is whether Quinn can make his opponent work for openings. A disciplined win would be more persuasive than another escape, even without the spectacular finish.
What Is the Full Belfast Fight Card?
The latest published bill lists these ten contests. Opponents and running order remain subject to change; this is not a timed bout schedule.
| Fighter | Opponent |
|---|---|
| Conor Quinn | Pedro Delgado Gaytan |
| Tiana Schroeder | Ana Acevedo |
| Kyle Smith | Mykhailo Sovtus |
| Cathal Jennings | Matias Camano |
| Dean Gonzalez Furlong | Benito Sanchez Garcia |
| Lex Weston | Vaidas Balciauskas |
| Jamie Graham | Mark Butler |
| Ryan Murphy | Jose Aguirre |
| Mathew Fitzsimons | Jacob Marrer |
| Carlos Pereira | Luke Thomas |
Schroeder brings an unbeaten 6-0 record against Acevedo’s 7-3, while Murphy is listed for his professional debut. Those are useful reasons to follow more than the final bout.
Quinn vs Delgado Best Odds
Odds were verified on 16 October. These are markets to check, not confirmed betting options.
Check Irish betting sites only after confirming that they list this exact contest. Do not confuse an older Quinn market with Saturday’s opponent.
Quinn has the stage; the worthwhile story is whether he can produce control rather than another rescue act. Keep the betting equally disciplined: without a verified price and confirmed market, watching is the better decision.
