Despite giving up nearly seven inches in height, Queens-native, Will "Power" Rosinsky won a hard-fought eight-round unanimous decision over the son of a legend, Aaron Pryor Jr.
Rosinsky's game plan was obvious from the get-go; get inside Pryor's reach and dig to the body. Pryor was able to tie Rosinsky up effectively though, forcing Rosinsky to adapt.
As the fight wore on, Rosinsky showed he was the much more skilled boxer of the two, using quick footwork to jump in and out of range, scoring with combinations to both the body and the head of the rangy Pryor. Pryor showed a good chin and never seemed to be in any serious trouble, but in the end, Rosinsky cruised to a unanimous decision, winning by scores of 79-73, 79-73, 78-74. With the win, Rosinsky improved his record to 16-1, 9KO's, while Pryor drops to 16-6, 11KO's.
(DiBella Entertainment)
Photo Credit: Jayson Colon & CSJ / © FIGHTIMAGES.COM
Rosinsky's game plan was obvious from the get-go; get inside Pryor's reach and dig to the body. Pryor was able to tie Rosinsky up effectively though, forcing Rosinsky to adapt.
As the fight wore on, Rosinsky showed he was the much more skilled boxer of the two, using quick footwork to jump in and out of range, scoring with combinations to both the body and the head of the rangy Pryor. Pryor showed a good chin and never seemed to be in any serious trouble, but in the end, Rosinsky cruised to a unanimous decision, winning by scores of 79-73, 79-73, 78-74. With the win, Rosinsky improved his record to 16-1, 9KO's, while Pryor drops to 16-6, 11KO's.
(DiBella Entertainment)
Photo Credit: Jayson Colon & CSJ / © FIGHTIMAGES.COM
Will "Power" Rosinsky vs. Aaron Pryor Jr. (June 14, 2012)
Will "Power" Rosinsky vs. Aaron Pryor Jr. (June 14, 2012)
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