VERONA, N.Y. — In what promises to be a test of his skills, 23-year-old Bryce Mills from central New York is set to face off against Mike Ohan Jr. from Massachusetts at Turning Stone Resort Casino on November 2. Mills, with a professional record of 16-1, will be up against Ohan Jr., who holds a record of 19-3 (9 TKO’s), creating what appears to be his toughest challenge yet in his boxing career.
Originally from Liverpool, Mills has excelled in various sports from a young age, including football, baseball, basketball, and soccer, while also training in martial arts. At the age of 12, he attained a 2nd Degree Black Belt with Team Andrello, where he continues to train. Mills entered the boxing scene at the age of 12 as an amateur at Alliance Bank Stadium in 2013. He later transitioned to kickboxing, making his professional debut at 17 in Dubai before switching his focus to professional boxing.
Since starting his professional boxing career, Mills has competed in several states in the US and even fought in Poland as part of the undercard for the Usyk vs Dubois Heavyweight Title Fight. His decision to concentrate on boxing has seen him achieve notable success, with a track record of 2-0 and 2 TKO’s at the beginning of his professional journey.