Will Rosinsky: record, next fight and profile →
Promoter Lou DiBella has advised BoxingScene.com that super middleweight contender Will Rosinksy (16-1, 9KOs) has accepted the opportunity to face former champion Kelly Pavlik (39-2, 34KOs) on July 7th at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California.
Roseland Ballroom, New York City - Welterweight Thomas Dulorme (15-0, 12 KOs) stopped Alberto Herrera (8-7-1, 5 KOs) after seven rounds of punishment. Dulorme served out combinations and bombs until Herrera was unable to come out for the eight round.
New York, NY - In exactly two weeks, on Thursday, June 14, DiBella Entertainment returns to New York City's famed Roseland Ballroom for the latest installment of its Broadway Boxing series. The card is headlined by Long Island's fan-favorite undefeated light heavyweight prospect, "Irish" Seanie Monaghan (13-0, 8KO's). The card, eight bouts in all, will also feature world-rated welterweight contender Thomas Dulorme (14-0, 11KO's), widely considered to be one of the top up-and-coming fighters in the sport today.
We recently spoke to promoter Lou DiBella on a recent edition of Boxingscene.com's official audio show, The Boxing Lab. You can listen to the interview in its entirety by following this link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/boxinglab/2012/03/28/the-boxing-lab-boxingscenes-official-audio-show.
His facial expression said it all. As the wide scores were read from his fight with Edwin Rodriguez on Oct. 21, a large, knowing smile spread across the face of Will Rosinsky. A fight that most people thought was a draw or at the very least was razor close, was ruled a shutout for Rodriguez, by scores of 100-90, 100-90, 100-90 from the judges Clark Sammartino, Glenn Feldman and Peter Hary. At first, Rosinsky was frustrated by the scores, as evidenced by his expression in the ring. He had fought well, perhaps better than a lot of people thought, and he thought he deserved better. But as the days went by, Rosinsky came to view the scores as a blessing.
After a delightfully—and surprisingly—explosive war broke out between unbeaten super middleweights Edwin Rodriguez and Will Rosinsky, the announcement of a 100-90 shutout across the board for Rodriguez didn’t sit too well with those who saw the fight, both at home on Showtime and live at the Foxwoods Resort in Connecticut.
Edwin Rodriguez landed more punches in eight of ten rounds, with one even. Rodriguez was also the sharper and more consistent puncher. He was busier throughout the course of the rounds while there were definite lulls in Will Rosinsky's attack. That's why Rodriguez was able to pile up his numerical advantages.
MGM Grand at Foxwoods in Connecticut - In a very exciting battle between two undefeated super middleweight prospects, Edwin Rodriguez (20-0, 14KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Will Rosinksy (14-1, 8KOs). All three judges had it 100-90 for Edwin Rodriguez. The fight was very close and fought on very even terms in many of the rounds. Rosinsky appeared to win several rounds, so the scores were a bit strange with all three judges scoring every single round for Rodriguez.
A pair of undefeated battler gave the fans at Foxwoods Resort in Mashantucket, Connecticut every cent of their money’s worth on Friday night. At the end of ten thrilling rounds, a trio of judges turned in scores that didn’t compute with the action witnessed, boxing’s latest incident of stomach turning officiating in a 2011 full of it. In a fight that appeared up for grabs heading into the final round, judges Glen Feldman, Peter Hary, and Clark Sammartino turned in unanimous shutout cards for 26-year old Edwin Rodriguez (20-0, 14 KO) of Worcester, Massachusetts, over 26-year old Will Rosinsky (14-1, 8 KO) of Ozone Park, New York.
BoxingScene caught up with Edwin “La Bomba” Rodriguez (19-0, 14 KOs) and his manager Larry Army mere hours before his “ShoBox: The New Generation” headliner against Will Rosinsky (14-0, 8 KOs).