Wilson KO shocks Kelly as McKee wins on PFL debut

Wilson KO shocks Belfast as McKee wins PFL debutImage source, PFL MediaImage caption, Following the victory, Jay-Jay Wilson called out Briton Alfie Davies, saying he wants to 'finish him to be in line for a title'.ByJohn McGovernBBC Sport NI Contributor, AtSSE Arena BelfastPublished6 minutes agoJay-Jay Wilson stunned the Belfast crowd with a devastating first-round knockout of Donegal's Darragh Kelly, handing the Irishman his first professional defeat in just 37 seconds.'The Moville Mauler' Darragh Kelly saw his unbeaten record ended as he was stopped by seventh-ranked lightweight Jay-Jay Wilson in the main event at PFL Belfast.Wilson had originally been scheduled to face Derry's Paul Hughes, but the bout was rearranged after Hughes withdrew due to a knee injury.The New Zealander, who was returning from defeat to Archie Colgan last October, slipped Kelly's early jabs before landing a left kick and following up with a powerful left hook that ended the contest almost immediately, silencing the SSE Arena."I landed the side kick, set my base and once I saw it connect I sat on the hook, and that was all she wrote," said Wilson after the victory.Despite entering as the away fighter, Wilson embraced the occasion and the crowd. "Ireland, I love you guys… even though you were against me," he said, before targeting Alfie Davies for a potential June bout in San Diego.Confident in his preparation, Wilson added: "I know what I'm capable of… I put my confidence in the work I do in the gym."The victory marked a significant moment for "The Maori Kid", who also spoke about representing his background and inspiring others. "If I can do it, anyone can do it," he said. "I want to lead the way for troubled youth."In the co-main event, Ballymena's Rhys McKee marked his PFL debut with a hard-fought victory over Lohoré, earning a unanimous 30-27 decision after a competitive three-round...