Jimmy Kelly Jnr Vs Isaac Aryee Ringside Boxing

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At the Victoria Warehouse, Manchester, Last night, Jimmy ‘Kilrain’ Kelly (aka Jimmy Kelly Jnr), won the Vacant WBC Youth World Super-Welterweight Title by stopping Ghanaian Isaac Aryee in the third round.

Popular Wythenshawe man Kelly sank a number of sickening body shots during the three rounds – one of which resulted in Aryee dropping to one knee in his own corner at the end of the third and was counted out. Kelly wins by TKO.

The Champs Camp boxer already holds the WBC Youth Silver Belt which he won in March by scoring a third round TKO of Nodar Robakidze of Georgia.

The Steve Wood – VIP Promotions show featured eight undercard bouts, results as follows.

AJ Faizy (Lower Darwen via Afghanistan) v Lubos Priehradnik (Slovakia)
8 x 3 Welterweight Contest

This was looking like a decent scrap but Priehradnik sustained a nasty vertical cut high on the forehead in round four which poured with blood. Referee John Latham took him over to the ringside Doctor twice for advice but the Slovakian was allowed to continue. Referee Latham then called a halt to the contest as Priehradnik’s face was awash with blood literally spurting out of the wound.

It went to the judge’s scorecard which at that point was 40-36 in favour of Faizy.

Morgan Jackson (Blackburn) v Sam Wall (Maidenhead)
4 x 3 Super-Middleweight Contest

There was plenty of action in this contest while it lasted. But Jackson’s corner are not happy about Wall’s head going in. Wall lands on the canvas in round three. Referee Mark Lyson gives him the full count (Wall is standing) but waves the contest off, much to the disagreement of Wall’s corner.

Jackson wins by TKO in 53 seconds of round 3

Lee Gillespie (Irlam) v Ibrar Riyaz (Reading)
4 x 3 Welterweight Contest

Gillespie gets the points win 40-36

Declan West (Leigh) v Qasim Hussain (Sheffield)
4 x 3 Lightweight Contest

Hussain deducted a point at the end of the third round for persistent holding.

40-35

Andy Kremner (Delph) v Jack McCormack (Bulwell)
4 x 3 Super Welterweight Contest

It was a fast and busy start to the contest. Kremner is warned for low blows in round three

And piles on the pressure in the last minute of the round. Kremner scores with some decent uppercuts and lefts to the head. In the fourth and final round Kremner is told “no more”, by Referee Mark Lyson who sees another low blow go in.

Kremner wins on points 40-36

Steve Brogan (Liverpool) v Youssef Al Hamidi (Dewsbury)
4 x 3 Super-Lightweight Contest

Stylish Brogan used a variety of shots. He caught Al Hamidi with a glancing shot in round one which caused the Dewsbury man to overbalance slightly. In the second frame, Brogan releases a loose but decent overarm. Images reveal a few shots straying on the low side.

A third win for the Liverpool man on points 40-36

Mark Thompson (Heywood) v William Warburton (Atherton)
4 x 3 Super-Welterweight Contest

A closely matched contest between these two. Both men had a good round three – plenty of action with Thompson nicking the points win 39-38

Chris Conwell (New Moston) v Dawid Knade (Poland)
4 x 3 Light-Middleweight Contest

Knade’s face quickly became red from all the head shots landed and was on the canvas twice in round two. The fight was stopped by Referee Lyson while the Polish man was knelt on the canvas in his own corner.

Conny gets the win by TKO round 2