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Ryan considered retirement after losses to Mayer

Sandy Ryan is dripping in sweat in a fightGetty Images

Sandy Ryan is a former WBO welterweight champion

Coral Barry
Combat Sports senior journalist
Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby

Derby's Sandy Ryan says she considered retiring from boxing after successive defeats by Mikaela Mayer.

Ryan, 31, lost her WBO welterweight world title to Mayer in controversial circumstances last September before being beaten in the rematch in March.

After two emotionally and physically draining encounters in the US, Ryan itted she was devastated with her performance.

"Mid-fight I fell asleep as in stopped reacting, stopped doing what I normally do," Ryan told BBC Radio Derby.

"I being in the corner and my brother and [coach] Kay were like 'what's wrong">