Will Power Rosinsky Wins By Eight Round Decision at Resorts New World Casino
By Robert Brizel, Head Real Combat Media Boxing Correspondent- Ringside
*Photo Credit: Robert Brizel, Real Combat Media
Queens, NY (May 31st, 2015)– In the main event of a ten bout card promoted by Kevin O’Sullivan New Legend Boxing, on Saturday evening, May 29, 2015, at Resorts New World Casino in Queens, New York, Light heavyweight contender and New York City firefighter Will ‘Power Rosinsky won an eight round unanimous decision over Dion Savage, also known as Shujaa El Amin. Savage legally changed his name some time ago, but at this bout, he was still announced as Dion Savage, and wore ‘Dion’ on his trunks.
Rosinsky, now 19-2 with ten knockouts, Lynbrook, New York, spent eight long rounds chasing Savage and attacking his guard with jabs on the inside. Savage, now 12-7 with six knockouts, Flint, Michigan, had clear size advantage, but was not skilled enough to use it to his advantage, box Rosinsky from distance range from the outside and sustain it for very long. Against a light heavyweight, Rosinsky’s power was neutralized by Savage’s constant holding. Rosinsky would be wise to return to the lower 160 pound middleweight division.
Savage fought the entire eight rounds in a defensive shell for the most part, moving well enough and avoiding Rosinsky’s power by keeping his arms up in defense all night. Savage might have won one round, the fourth, when he let his hands go and was a bit busier.
Rosinsky was forced to win on points, The crowd got its money’s worth as Rosinsky versus savage went the eight round distance. Savage took a few chances in the last three rounds, opening up on occasion and throwing combinations when it appeared Rosinsky could be tiring. Rosinsky was sharp, though, and Savage retreated quickly back into his shell.
Result: Will Rosinsky Win 10 Dion Savage, Light Heavyweights
Scoring: 80-72, 80-72, 79-73 for Rosinsky. Referee: Mark Nelson.
Resorts New World Casino Boxing Undercard
Referees: Mark Nelson, Michael Griffin, Vic de Wysocki
Keisher McLeod Wells Win 10 Patricia Alcivar, Female Flyweights
Wins Vacant New York State Female Flyweight Title, Two Minute Rounds
Taller and sharper McLeod Wells wins every round, but packed power to take Alcivar out.
Jonathan Alonzo Win 6 Ken Alvarez, Junior Welterweights
6-0 Alonzo scored flash knockdown in sixth and final round to win close exciting bout.
Alicia Napoleon TKO 2 Melinda Lazar, Female Middleweights (1:00)
Taller Napoleon stops Hungary’s Lazar with brutal barrage of power shots on the ropes.
Mikkel LesPierre Win 6 Justin Johnson, Welterweights
LePierre scored with consistent overhand power rights. Johnson took shots, hung tough.
Peter Dobson TKO 2 Ismael Lebron (Pro Debut), Junior Middleweights
4-0 Dobson drops and stops game debuting Lebron in corner after competitive first round.
Brandon Williams Win 6 Jesus Sandoval, Junior Lightweights
What’s in a record? 5-6-3 Sandoval took 7-0-1 Williams on a toe-to-toe trip to living hell.
Marcos Suarez Win 4 Sidney MacCrow, Junior Welterweights
Bronx local Suarez gets decision which could have gone either way. MacCrow came to win.
Joe Williams TKO 5 Yuwshua Zadok, Cruiserweights (1:22)
Williams used power shots to finally stop game Zadok along the ropes late in the bout.
Mike Marshall (Pro Debut) TKO 3 Ralph Johnson, Cruiserweights (2:46)
MMA fighter Johnson cut Marshall with elbow to left eye. Marshall dropped him twice.
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