Irish Magno
Profession: Athlete
Birthday: April 9, 2001
Irish Magno is a Filipino boxer who rose to prominence as part of the new wave of Filipina athletes redefining Philippine boxing on the global stage. Known for her speed, discipline, and composure in the ring, she quickly became a mainstay of the national team.
She gained international recognition after winning a bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, contributing to the Philippines’ historic medal haul in boxing. Her Olympic success solidified her reputation as one of the country’s most promising young boxers and highlighted the growing strength of women’s boxing in the Philippines.
Tags: Boxing
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Olympic and International Achievements
Olympic Games:
- Bronze Medal, Women’s Flyweight – Tokyo 2020
Asian Championships & SEA Games:
- Medalist in Asian Boxing Championships
- SEA Games medalist representing the Philippines
- Regular competitor in international amateur boxing tournaments
Career Highlights
- Olympic bronze medalist in women’s boxing
- Part of the historic Tokyo 2020 Philippine boxing team
- One of the youngest Filipino Olympic boxing medalists
- Recognized for consistency and competitive spirit at elite level
Life and Public Image
- Known for humility, focus, and strong work ethic
- Represents the new generation of disciplined Filipina athletes
- Serves as inspiration to young women entering boxing
- Continues active participation in national and international competitions
Fun Facts
- Competed in the flyweight division at a young age on the Olympic stage
- One of several Filipina boxers who made history in Tokyo 2020
- Known for calm ring presence despite high-pressure bouts
- Often cited as a future leader of Philippine women’s boxing.