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EXCITING Limerick boxer Lee Reeves scored his fifth win as a professional with a clinical fifth round stoppage of his Hungarian opponent in Niagra Falls, Canada on Saturday night.
Twenty four-year-old Reeves made a composed start against Dominik Csaba Karoly, before really taking control of the fight in the fourth round. Reeves' clean, hard shots then forced a stoppage in the fifth round of the scheduled six-round contest at the Scotiabank Convention Centre.
Welterweight Reeves has now recorded four knock-out wins from his five professional wins to date. Lee Reeves is coached by Declan Fitzgerald, President of Corpus Christi Boxing Club in Moyross.
"I played with him" ✨
— BoxNation (@boxnationtv) July 1, 2019
Rising Irish star @LeeCReeves moved to 5-0 on Saturday in Canada, earning his fourth stoppage pic.twitter.com/yhcmDUEyxZ
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