Agyarko vs Maciec – Round 4

More successful uppercuts and hooks from Agyarko, but still Maciec comes plodding forward.

The body shots in particular are beginning to take their toll on the Pole. Maciec tries to get back on the front foot but can only watch Agyarko circle away comfortably.

Agyarko has Maciec against the ropes and steps off to his right rapidly. Lovely work to open up a different angle.

Agyarko vs Maciec – Round 3

A one-two from Agyarko hurts Maciec, who wobbles backwards slightly.

The Pole looks to punch his way out of the situation but is on the receiving end of uppercuts and hooks as Agyarko begins to turn the screw now.

Agyarko sees an uppercut blocked but lunges in successfully with a left body hook.

Maciec hops about, trying to stay light on his feet before coming forward with his head down.

Agyarko’s combinations are getting more intricate now.

Agyarko vs Maciec – Round 2

This is Agyarko’s super-welterweight debut as a pro, with the Irishman having already picked up the WBA International title at middleweight.

Agyarko steps forward, jabbing up top and to the body of Maciec, who responds with that right overhand that he favours; Agyarko appeared to eat a bit of that shot.

The pair briefly clinch, with Maciec landing short hooks from the right then left as they separate.

Agyarko applies the pressure again, squeezing an uppercut through Maciec’s guard before slinging hooks to the body of the Pole.

Agyarko vs Maciec – Round 1

Any forward movement by Maciec is being met by a jab or one-two. Now Agyarko comes forward and is forced to evade a wild overhand right from the Pole.

Agyarko triples up on the jab then sneaks a left hook into the midriff of Maciec.

Maciec with a jab to the torso of Agyarko. Now straight rights in the same spot.

This one is scheduled for 10 rounds and is for the vacant WBA International super-welterweight title.

Next up, Irish super-welterweight Caoimhin Agyarko looks to stay unbeaten as he faces Lukasz Maciec.

Agyarko enters the bout with a professional record of 11-0 (7 KOs).

Maciec (28-4-1, 5 KOs) was outpointed by Anthony Fowler in this same arena in February, but the Pole has since bounced back by defeating Joel Julio.

Wardley on Healey stepping in on late notice, following Kingsley Ibeh’s withdrawal: “Thank you to Chris Healey for even turning up, because a lot of peoople didn’t and left us in a sticky situation – no less than 24 hours ago.”

When asked about his reputation for being a slow starter, Wardley says: “That’s done, that’s the old Fabio Wardley.”

Fabio Wardley def. Chris Healey via second-round TKO (0:40).

Wardley vs Healey – Round 2

Barely a minute into the second round, Healey goes down again after a clean right uppercut and grazing right hook from Wardley!

Although the southpaw again beats the referee’s count, the towel comes in!