BERINSFIELD light middleweight Daley Johnson has had a dream start to his ring career with two victories in the space of a week.

He bossed his debut encounter with Dario Cianciola, from the host gym, at Bishop’s Stortford, as he forced his rival onto to the back foot from the start, landing blows to head and body throughout.

Win No 2 came at RAF Benson, where he halted Brad Bonner in the second round.

Johnson imposed two standing counts – both coming from solid right hands – during the opening session.

The 22 year-old Oxfordshire man continued to apply the pressure after the interval.

With Bonner trapped in the corner, Johnson connected with a left-right combination that pro-mpted the referee to wave it off.

Teenage bantamweight Jordan Reilly extended his unbeaten record to four wins, gaining a points victory over Rahim Kahn at Hoddesdon.

The 14 year-old Berinsfield prospect dominated the first two sessions, landing probing jabs and straight rights to the head and body.

Khan rallied in the final round, but could not claw back the deficit

  • Berinsfield stage their first tournament of the season on December 5 at the Abbey Sports Centre, with boxers from Abingdon, Blackbird Leys and Banbury among the opponents on the 15-bout card (2pm).

Admission is £10 for adults with concessions for senior citizens and children.

  • TWO local boxers compete in the quarter-finals of the ABA Senior Novices at Peterborough tomorrow.

Banbury light heavyweight Mohammed Ayaz faces Gravesham’s Cheabon Clarke and Blackbird Leys lightweight Les Hill meets Shane Govan of Lee Park ABC.

  • WINDRUSH Valley ABC em-erged with five wins from their first dinner show of the season at the Langdale Hall, Witney.

Henry Daniels – the only senior boxer in action from the host gym – had a dream start to his career as he claimed a clear victory over Portsmouth rival Sam Blainey.

A solid right landed on the target to prompt a standing count in the opening round.

And Daniels, 17, continued to dominate in the hook exchanges in the final two rounds to gain a clear winning margin.

Jasmine Yeates, 16, remains unbeaten after claiming her third victory over Blaenau Gwent rival Lana Mochan.

Nathan Hall got behind the jab from the bell in his clash with fellow debutant Nico Leivars and his superior accuracy edged the opening period.

Two rounds of toe-to-toe trading followed, as the Witney youngster got the nod on a split decision.

Patrick Guillois saw off Cardigan’s Davey Lewis on a majority verdict, while Jake L’Anson imposed his authority from the start for a unanimous decision in his battle against Battlebridge’s Ross Shepherd.

Jacob Mattock missed out on a split verdict to Hockwell Ring rival Rashi Saidi.

  • Abingdon Town ABC is looking for people to help run its committee.

Contact the treasurer Alistair Fear on 01235 203023 for more information.