Vito Mielnicki: record, next fight and profile →
Vito Mielnicki Jnr came home to New Jersey to systematically beat Austin "Ammo" Williams to the punch, emerging with a unanimous-decision victory by three scorecards of 98-91 at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
WBO No. 3-ranked middleweight Vito Mielnicki Jr. says he’s ready for his scheduled 10-round co-main event this Friday against WBO No. 8-ranked Austin “Ammo” Williams, live globally on DAZN and on TNT network’s “The Fight” in the United States, from the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
Vito Mielnicki Jnr says his development stage is over and he’s ready to face the best at 160lbs.
The wide decision victory for Mielnicki was his third straight over an undefeated fighter.
Vito Mielnicki Jnr and Omar Huerta both made weight Friday for their 10-round middleweight fight in Atlantic City, though one boxer in the co-main event needed two trips to the scales.
Vito Mielnicki Jnr, a 23-year-old from North Jersey, believes it won't be long before he gets a shot at middleweight gold, writes Ryan Songalia.
Vito Mielnicki knows he cannot afford to slip up when he faces Omar Huerta in Atlantic City on April 11.
Middleweight prospect Vito Mielnicki Jnr will be back in his home state of New Jersey for the second time in 10 months when he headlines an April 11 in Atlantic City
Vito Mielnicki Jnr is coming off a knockout win over unbeaten Samuel Nmomah, and is happy that he won’t have to train through the holiday season this year.
“Ronnie and I have grown exponentially in these last few camps,” Mielnicki tells Lucas Ketelle.