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fighters
They’re stepping into the ring for more than a fight.
Meet the White Collar Boxing fighters, learn why they chose to step up, and follow their journey to fight night. Each fighter is training, fundraising, and putting it all on the line to support RF Youth Boxing and the next generation of young people in our community.
Find your fighter. Read their story. Support their fundraising efforts. And be in their corner all the way to fight night.
Abigail Brodsky
Abby started boxing in high school as a fun way to stay active, quickly falling in love with the sport she continued to box on and off. Moving to Norwalk in early January 2023 to start work as a Mechanical Engineer, she began training consistently. ~3.5 years later, she's ready to put her skills to the test in the ring!
carl bocicault
I’m a fitness instructor by day, artist by night and boxing plays a major role in my life for it’s transformative nature with all the parallels that it has with creating art that will be up for critique. Im also a father of two amazing young boys soon to be great men, and this event is one way I can lead by example for my sons. I believe wholeheartedly in the programs that revolution provides for the youth so this will be the perfect way to show my love and support for what they do for the community.
ryan miller
Ryan is a 50-year-old proud father of two daughters who decided to step into the ring to challenge himself in a completely new way. For him, White Collar Boxing is about pushing beyond his comfort zone and showing his daughters that age should never put a limit on what you’re willing to try.
oscar triana
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kendrick constant
Kendrick “Kensteadyy” Constant is a Haitian-American Wealth Manager, Financial Advisor, and civic leader fighting out of Norwalk, Connecticut. A former PwC accountant, he now helps families and business owners build and protect wealth while promoting financial literacy in his community. Representing Haiti, Norwalk, and his family, Kensteadyy brings discipline, competitive energy, and a refusal to accept limits into the ring—turning every challenge into another opportunity to build a lasting legacy.
alex karam
I’m Alex Karam and I chose to fight at White Collar to have my first amateur fight. I’m really excited and looking forward to the great time I will have!
ken wosczyna
coming soon
lucas castro
I’m 20 and originally from Brazil. I’ve been an athlete pretty much my whole life, and I got into boxing more seriously over the past year. I’ve always been competitive and I wanted a challenge that would really push me, both physically and mentally. White-collar felt like the perfect opportunity to test myself, step into the ring, and see what I can do.
kenyi "kaizen" perdomo
Kenyi comes out of Bridgeport, CT with zero boxing experience and absolutely no concern about that fact. When he’s not working, going to college, or being a dad, he’s probably convincing himself he could’ve gone pro in something. Now he’s stepping into the ring to find out if confidence counts as a fighting style.
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