Hank Lundy got himself back into title contention with a ten round unanimous decision over Olusegun Ajose at Rockingham Park in Salem, New Hampshire
Lundy put in a solid performance as he was consistent performance as he showed good handspeed. Lundy, who is known to switch between orthodox and southpaw fought from the left handed stance for just about all of the fight. He had a very good round seven as he put together some nice combinations that pushed Ajose back. Ajose was never able to get off but Lundy has to be given credit for the fight against a highly credible opponent.
Lundy, 139 3/4 lbs of Philadelphia won by scores of 100-90, 98-92 and 98-92 and is now 23-3-1. Ajose, 140 lbs is now 31-2.
Ryan Kielczweski scored a spectacular fifth round stoppage over Miguel Soto in a scheduled eight round Super Featherweight bout featuring undefeated fighters.
Kielczweski dominated the action by landing some solid rights and good body work. Soto had some swelling around the right eye in round four. In round five, Kielczweski landed a perfect left to the jaw that sent Soto down for the ten count at 2:59 of round five.
Kielczweski, 128.6 lbs of Quincy, MA is now 17-0 with four knockouts. Soto, 129.2 lbs of Sabra Hollo, PR is 11-1.
“I am still fresh, I feel like I could go another five rounds. I hit him with a perfect left hook, right on the button. I controlled the fight the entire time. I used my jab and just took it one punch at a time. I am thrilled with my performance. This was a perfect way to celebrate my 24th birthday.”
Charles Martin remained undefeated by scoring a fourth round stoppage over Aaron Kinch in a Heavyweight bout scheduled for six rounds.
Kinch was dropped in round three from a uppercut. Martin continued the assault in round four and battered Kinch on the ropes until the fight was stopped at 2:55 of round four
Martin is now 9-0-1 with eight knockouts. Kinch is 5-2-1.
