The SMS and Dibella card started off with local talent on display. In an 8 round Jr. Lightweight bout, Ryan ‘The Polish Prince’ Kielczewski kept his undefeated record intact by decisioning Gil Garcia. Kielczewski won every round on 2 judges scorecards 80-72 and won the final card 79-73. The Polish Prince was the taller, rangier fighter using the jab to control Garcia and when Garcia would take a step in to try and get close, Kielczweski would dig to the body. Much of the bout was the same, Kielczewski jabbing and here and there and eventual exchange with Garcia. The Polish Prince takes his record to 16-0 much to the delight of his fans that made it from Quincy, Mass.
Local favorite Luis Rosa also shutout his opponent Jhovany Collado. Rosa from New Haven, CT was cheered on by his local crowd as he stunned and dropped Collado in the first round. The second round would be much of the same with Rosa looking to go for the kill but Collado withstood the challenge. In the middle of the scheduled 8 round bout, it looked like both guys were gassed as the action slowed down a bit from the first rounds of action. Rosa dominated down the stretched shaken Collado again in the 7th but Collado withstood the barrage and made it to the final bell in the 7th and in the 8th. Rosa improves his record to 13-0 winning on the cards 80-71 on all three judges scorecards.
The women were also representing as Shelly Vincent boxed her way to a victory winning on the judges scorecards over tough Ohio fighter Mikayla Nebel. Vincent was sporting her patented red Mohawk and did her thing in the ring winning every round on the judges scorecards.
