Junior lightweight Dion “Primetime” Jones (1-0, 1 KO) of Las Vegas, Nevada made his professional boxing debut Wednesday night with a knockout victory in the Rodadero at the Burukuka Restaraunt in the beach city of Santa Marta, Colombia. Jones took his time in round one as the very aggressive local Rafael De La Rosa came determined to pull off the upset. Jones turned it up in round two where he abruptly ended matters, dropping De La Rosa who did not beat the count. Jones’ corner was manned by world class trainer Jeff Mayweather.
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Rafael De La Rosa is 0 wins 5 losses.
5 pro fight experience verse debut. This is common for those making their debut. Welcome to boxing.
It was the young man’s debut, guess he face a top fiver in his next fight Floyd?
Next fight will be against hands the bum boxer with a video game boxing record of 0 wins and 300 loses your a one hit wonder you got hit so hard you wonder what happened