Delvin Rodriguez won a unanimous decision over Pawel Wolak in a junior middleweight scrap as part of Cott-Margarito 2 undercard. They first met in July, to a draw, at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City on July 15th. This time, Delvin Rodriguez left no doubt.
While Rodriguez tried to create the distance necessary to launch three and four punch combinations, Wolak keeped pushing forward banging away at Delvin’s body. By the middle rounds, Delvin bled from his nose but was landing blistering combinations and uppercuts to Wolak’s head. The Polish-American never stopped his forward movement, although his mouth was bleeding and his eyes were reddening and swelling up from the hard counters.
The tenth round was a thriller, with Rodriguez landing 65-101 shots in the round. The judges saw it 98-91, 98-92 and 100-90 for the Danbury resident.
Rodriguez, promoted by Joe DeGuardia’s Star Boxing, hopes to match his 31-year-old with big names in the stacked junior middleweight division.
Fate* By the way this was a great card one of the better of recent memory in my opinion
I expected Wolak to be the one to pull away in the rematch. Rodriguez looked good though too bad he’ll more likely suffer the same fat Carlos Molina is facing. He should be a contender but will be left in the background for European fighters or fading champs and vets
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