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- The show’s opening bout brought a successful pro debut for welterweight Javonte Clark, who beat the heck out of Lee R. Kreisher until the referee stopped the fight with 21 seconds left in the third round of their four-round bout.
Clark scored a knockdown with his first landed punches, a southpaw jab followed by a left cross. Kreisher rose, only to be pummeled around the ring for what must have seemed to him like the longest round.
Clark was more patient in the second round, yet he continued to pick Kreisher apart, particularly with hard body shots. As the third round neared its end, he sensed that Kreisher was close to being done and poured on the punishment.
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Clark scored a knockdown with his first landed punches, a southpaw jab followed by a left cross. Kreisher rose, only to be pummeled around the ring for what must have seemed to him like the longest round.
Clark was more patient in the second round, yet he continued to pick Kreisher apart, particularly with hard body shots. As the third round neared its end, he sensed that Kreisher was close to being done and poured on the punishment.
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