Sports Reporter
Sean Jennings (left) and Jamer Jones, wearing the Massachusetts Middleweight Championship Belt, at Southeast Kettlebell Boxing Gym in Pittsfield. Jennings has been training Jones for eight years and helped Jones get ready for his title fight.
On Feb. 18, Jamer Jones had been touching up his opponent for the better part of three minutes. With little time left, Anthony Andreozzi threw a punch which Jones managed to avoid and countered with a jab that Andreozzi couldn’t.
“The Gentle Savage” went down, but popped right back up.
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Jesse Kolodkin can be reached at jkolodkin@berkshireeagle.com or on Twitter @JesseKolodkin.
Sports Reporter
Jesse Kolodkin is a Berkshire Eagle sports reporter. He worked in the same position at The Bradford Era in western Pennsylvania and graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a degree in broadcast journalism. He is an avid New York Giants fan. He can be reached at jkolodkin@berkshireeagle.com or on Twitter @JesseKolodkin.
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