By: Christopher Roche

North Arlington, NJ’s Pawel Wolak knocked out Daniel Lee Wallace last night on Long Island. Wolak, 17-0, 12 KO’s, will hopefully be stepping up after this bout, as there are many matches the local public is dying to see him in. The 25 year-old Wolak brings the pressure, and his hard-nosed style always gives the fans their money’s worth.

The Irish tandem of Alo Kelly and Henry Coyle had mixed results as Coyle knocked out his opponent and Kelly had a majority draw. For Coyle, 3-1, 3 KO’s, this was a bounce back fight, as he was stopped by Omar Bell in his last try. Kelly’s bout was a step up in class for him, as promoter Eddie McLoughlin looks to move the 29 year-old quicker than he moved John Duddy. McLoughlin recently cited Kelly’s age as the determining factor in stepping him up so soon. Kelly moved to 2-0-1, 1 KO.

Joseph Llovet, a featured fighter in the Brickcityboxing.com amateur boxing series, was successful in his debut.

Location Melville, New York-Hilton Hotel
Main Event:

Middleweights-Pawel Wolak TKO 4 AT 2:20 over Daniel Lee Wallace

Undercard

Light-Heavyweights-Sergie Kravencho won U4 over Borngod Washington
38-36 twice and 38-37.

Heavyweights-Nagy Aguilera U4 over Rubin Bracero
40-36 twice and 40-35

Junior-Middleweights-Chris Grey SD over Jason Thompsom
59-54 and 58-56 for Grey

Junior-Middleweights-Henry Coyle stopped Robert Kenbrow
2:44 of the second round.

Heavyweights-Oliver Mays TKO at 1:44 of the second round over Isaac Holder.

Lightweights-Joseph Llovet TKO 2 over Leon William

Welterweights-Mike Ruiz KO 1 over Jesse Gomez at 2:09

Light-Heavyweights-Alo Kelly MD Reggie LaCrete