Boxing fans at Madison Square Garden on March 14th will be treated to the long awaited return to the ring of NYC Firefighter Will "Power" Rosinsky. The hard hitting light heavyweight was a 4x Golden Glove Champion and has a 17-2 professional record. The only blemishes on his record were a loss to former middleweight Champion Kelly Pavlik and a disputed decision to the still undefeated Edwin Rodroguez. The main event will feature world title contender Patrick" The Punisher" Hyland from Dublin, Ireland. He sports a 29-1 professional record with his only loss coming to WBA Featherweight Champ Javier Fortuna in the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. This is his first appearance in the "Mecca of boxing" and he is eager to fight in front of his Irish American fans.

1.
“McMAYHEM IN MIDTOWN”
FDNY BRAVEST WILL ROSINSKY AND
IRELAND’S FEATHERWEIGHT
WORLD TITLE CONTENDER PATRICK HYLAND
TO CO-HEADLINE PRO-AM CARD
FDNY BRAVEST VS. IRISH NATIONAL POLICE FORCE
FOR THE 2015 TRANSATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP
SATURDAY, MARCH 14TH
AT THE THEATER AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
TICKETS ON SALE TODAY!
New
York,
NY
(2/9/15)
–
On
Saturday,
March
14,
DiBella
Entertainment,
Ring
of
Fire
Promotions
and
FDNY
Bravest
Boxing
will
present
an
exciting
night
of
both
professional
and
amateur
boxing,
held
at
the
Theater
at
Madison
Square
Garden,
in
New
York
City,
titled
“McMayhem
in
Midtown”.
The
pro
portion
of
the
card
will
be
headlined
by
Dublin,
Ireland’s
world-­‐ranked
featherweight
contender
Patrick
“The
Punisher”
Hyland
(29-­‐1,
13
KOs).
Fans
in
attendance
will
also
be
treated
to
the
long-­‐awaited
return
of
popular
light
heavyweight
boxer-­‐turned-­‐New
York
firefighter
Will
“Power”
Rosinsky
(17-­‐2,
9
KOs).
The
amateur
portion
of
the
card
will
be
made
up
of
fights
between
the
FDNY
Bravest
Boxing
team
and
the
Garda
Siochana
Boxing
team
of
the
Irish
National
Police
Force
who
will
be
making
the
trip
over
from
Ireland.
Tickets
for
“McMayhem
in
Midtown”
are
priced
at
$100,
$65
and
$35.
Tickets
go
on
sale
today,
Monday,
February
9,
at
12
p.m.
ET.
Tickets
will
be
available
for
purchase
at
www.theatheratmsg.com,
www.ticketmaster.com,
by
calling
Ticketmaster
at
(866)
858-­‐
0008,
or
by
visiting
the
MSG
Box
Office.
Doors
open
at
7:00
PM,
with
the
first
bout
scheduled
for
7:30
PM.
This
event
will
mark
the
third
meeting
between
the
FDNY
Bravest
Boxing
team
and
Garda
Siochana,
with
the
2015
Transatlantic
Championship
at
stake.
An
excited
FDNY
Team
President
Bobby
McGuire
stated,
“It
is
an
honor
to
host
the
Garda
Boxing
Club
in
the
historic
first
ever
Pro-­‐Am
boxing
event
at
Madison
Square
Garden
while
also
having
the
opportunity
to
raise
funds
for
‘Building
Homes
for
Heroes’,
making
this
a
truly
special
event.
The
Irish
team
is
a
very
tough
bunch
and
has
a
ton
of
heart,
but
our
guys
will
be
ready
and,
if
history
repeats
itself,
it's
going
to
be
a
memorable
donnybrook.
I
can't
think
of
a
better
way
to
kick
off
the
St
Patrick's
Day
weekend
than
with
some
really
exciting
bouts,
for
a
really
great
cause,
at
the
Mecca
of
boxing.”

2. "This
is
a
great
idea
and
concept
and,
most
importantly,
for
a
great
cause,
having
FDNY’s
boxing
team
square
off
against
the
Irish
National
Police
Force
just
days
before
the
St.
Patrick’s
Day
Parade
and
festivities
that
will
be
taking
place
all
over
NYC.
We
are
very
excited
to
be
a
part
of
this
event,
and
proud
to
have
two
of
our
own
from
DiBella
Entertainment's
roster
fighting
on
this
card,
with
Will
Rosinsky,
a
member
of
FDNY’s
Bravest
making
his
long-­‐awaited
return
to
the
ring,
and
Ireland’s
Patrick
Hyland,
who
is
truly
one
of
the
best
featherweights
in
all
of
boxing,”
said
Lou
DiBella,
President
of
DiBella
Entertainment.
Nicknamed
“The
Punisher”,
Hyland
will
be
returning
to
the
States
following
a
dominant
eight-­‐round
decision
over
Oszkar
Fiko,
on
November
15,
in
Dublin.
Sometimes
a
fighter
can
be
held
in
high
regard
in
a
brave-­‐but-­‐losing
effort
and
that’s
exactly
what
happened
when
Hyland
met
the
20-­‐0
interim
WBA
featherweight
champion
Javier
Fortuna
at
the
MGM
Grand
in
Las
Vegas,
on
December
8,
2012.
Though
Hyland
would
lose
a
decision,
he
proved
on
a
major
stage
that
he
was
a
world-­‐class
fighter
in
providing
a
competitive
fight
against
the
highly
touted
and
undefeated
Fortuna.
He
looked
sensational
in
his
ring
return
on
July
23,
2014,
stopping
the
tough
Noel
Echevarria
in
four
rounds,
headlining
DiBella
Entertainment’s
“Broadway
Boxing”
series
in
New
York
City.
He
has
won
Intercontinental
and
International
titles
in
his
career
thus
far
and
has
his
focus
set
on
winning
a
world
championship.
Looking
to
continue
on
that
path,
Hyland
is
thrilled
to
be
making
his
debut
at
Madison
Square
Garden,
in
a
featherweight
contest
scheduled
for
10
rounds.
"It’s
great
to
be
fighting
back
in
New
York
again
and
especially
at
the
Mecca
of
boxing,
Madison
Square
Garden,”
said
Hyland.
“It’s
every
boxers
dream
to
fight
there
and
I’m
certainly
no
different.
I’ve
been
to
fights
there
and
you
can
feel
the
history
in
the
place.
All
the
greats
have
fought
there
over
the
years,
so
to
get
a
chance
to
fight
there
myself
is
a
dream
come
true.
“I
want
to
prove
that
I’m
ready
to
take
on
the
best
at
featherweight
and
put
on
a
show
for
the
Irish
and
New
York
fans.
This
is
going
to
be
a
big
year
for
me
and
I’m
hungrier
than
ever
to
get
my
hands
on
a
world
title.”
Following
a
two-­‐year
layoff,
the
highly
touted
Rosinsky
is
eager
to
return
to
the
venue
that
saw
him
win
four
Golden
Gloves
championships
as
an
amateur.
Debuting
in
2008,
Rosinsky
steadily
progressed,
building
his
record
to
14-­‐0,
to
earn
a
shot
at
the
undefeated
super
middleweight
contender
Edwin
Rodriguez
in
October
2011,
with
the
bout
televised
by
Showtime’s
“ShoBox”
series.
Though
he
would
lose
a
decision,
Rosinsky
gamely
battled
Rodriguez
the
entire
route,
doing
his
best
work
in
close
quarters.
An
impressive
victory
over
the
tall
and
lanky
prospect
Aaron
Pryor
Jr.
on
“Broadway
Boxing”
set
him
up
for
an
HBO-­‐televised
contest
against
former
middleweight
champion
Kelly
Pavlik.
Once
again,
Rosinsky
gave
the
former
champion
a
tough
outing,
but
would
go
on
to
lose
a
10-­‐round
decision.
Rosinsky
bounced
back
to
defeat
Otis
Griffin,
winner
of
“The
Next
Great
Champ”
televised
tournament,
in
December
2012.
He
then
went
into
his
short-­‐lived
retirement
to
pursue
another
dream
of
becoming
a
firefighter.
During
his
probationary
period
with
the
FDNY,
Rosinsky
was
unable
to
enter
the
ring.
“I
left
the
boxing
world
temporarily
with
a
simple
message
to
my
fans,
‘Be
back
soon’.
Entering
the
FDNY
was
one
of
the
best
things
I
have
ever
done
in
my
life.
I
have
already
gained
a
ton
of
knowledge,
a
brand
new
family
and
a
support
system
second
to
none.
“At
this
moment,
I
am
currently
off
of
my
probationary
status
in
the
FDNY
and
ready
to
enter
the
ring
again.
With
my
faithful
family,
fans,
and
friends
alongside
my
new
support
system
(the
FDNY),
I
am
glad
to
come
back
to
where
I
originally
made
my
mark.
MSG
is
a

3. great
landmark
of
NY
and
I
am
proud
to
say
that
I
was
announced
Golden
Gloves
champion
there
four
years
in
a
row.
Coming
back
into
the
boxing
world,
I
want
everyone
to
know
that
I
am
ready
and
just
like
any
intelligent
individual
with
time,
I
am
more
educated,
more
trained,
and
better
than
before.”
The
event
is
sanctioned
by
USA
Boxing
and
the
NYSAC.
CONTACT:
Kevin
Rooney
Jr.,
DiBella
Entertainment,
kevin@dbe1.com
Sean
Sullivan,
DiBella
Entertainment,
sean@dbe1.com
Bobby
McGuire,
FDNY
Boxing,
fdnyboxing@aol.com
Larry
Torres,
MSG,
larry.torres@msg.com