Looks like journeyman welterweight Jordan Rosario has the number of Nicky “The Bull” Vitone. Rosario (5-10, 1 KO) scored two knockdowns on Vitone (9-2-1, 7 KOs) to cap off the first knockout win of his pro career on Saturday night in front of a sold out crowd at The Terrace at Biagio in Paramus, New Jersey. Referee Sparkle Lee ended the bout in the sixth round at the 2:11 mark. Both of Vitone’s losses are to Rosario.
In the co-feature, welterweight Mike “The Champ” Lee (10-2, 7 KOs) defeated Antonio Sanchez (7-17-3, 3 KO) over six rounds by scores of 58-56, 58-56, 59-55.
Welterweight Raymond “The Scientist” Cuadrado (6-0, 2 KOs) stopped Usiel Hernandez (2-2, 0 KOs) with body shots in round three. Time was 2:55.
Other Results:
Christian Otero W4 Vinnie Denierio (lightweight)
Dane Guerrero D4 Andre Hinmon (super middleweight)
Kevin Hernandez TKO1 Elijah Muhammad Ogun (super welterweight)
Another terrific Bergen County Fight Night event presented by promoter Scott Abella and his team.
Well done, Rosario. I like seeing an underdog have his day. To have it twice, even better. Great photo too.
This is the very definition of having someone’s ‘number’. The two fights were almost two years apart and Rosario didn’t have a single fight in between, while Vitone had five! They go and fight other guys and Vitone likely does better, but if they fought each other ten times, Rosario would beat him ten times.
This is a reminder of why fans should never refer to professionals as “bums.” A guy who is 5W 10L will destroy a guy who is 9W 2L. Anyone can lose at any given time. I get the feeling they can fight a 3rd time and the results will be the same. Good job Rosario!