Hala Sportowa im. Olimpijczykow, Lomza, Poland. Tin of the day from Poland. In the main bout of the evening, the local ex-contender heavyweight resumed his career (over 90.7 kg) Andrzej Wawrzyk (33-2, 19 KO), who has not entered the ring for exactly 6 years. He lost by a terrible knockout to fellow journeyman
Michal Bolos (4-4-2, 4 KOs).
If you remember, in 2016 Wawrzyk was supposed to fight for the WBC title with an American Deontay Wilderbut got caught doping. From then until last night, Andrzej was not seen in the ring.
The denouement of the fight came in the 2nd round – Boloz hit the favorite with a right straight in the jaw. He fell heavily onto the floor of the ring.
Wow, I wasn’t paying proper attention… Michal Boloz knocks out Andrzej Wawrzyk in the 2nd round! This was Wawrzyk’s return to the ring after his 2016 fight with Deontay Wilder was cancelled due to a failed drugs test pic.twitter.com/2ZcC1IHat6
— Beadybea (@Beadybea) September 30, 2022
Boloz KO 2.
Hala Sportowa BKS Stal, Bielsko-Biala, Poland. This is not the only yesterday’s sensation in Poland. In the main event of another show, a local super middleweight prospect (up to 76.2 kg) Lukasz Stanioch (8-1, 1 KO) suffered a debut defeat in his career against an age-old Armenian gatekeeper who had not entered the ring for a long time Khoren Gevor (35-10, 17 KOs).
Gevor is still lucky. He unexpectedly started the fight aggressively and took the opening rounds. When it became obvious that the veteran had practically no strength left, the fighters collided heads – a huge cut formed on the face of the Armenian.
The judges had to count the cards. Two judges Gevor was ahead.
Gevor TD.
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