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Ryan Kelly (second from left) with the Clan Wars lightweight belt. Also included are Jordan Furey (third from right) and Darragh Kelly (second from right)
Ryan Kelly kept the Clan Wars lightweight title in the Kelly household on Sunday while Jordan Furey won his second professional fight.
The Donegal mixed martial arts pair were on the bill at Clan Wars 48 in the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Belfast.
Kelly, the younger brother of unbeaten Bellator fighter Darragh, won all three rounds against Aaron Boyle.
The victory secured the Clan Wars lightweight belt for Kelly - the same belt his older brother won in June against Andre Ferreira before his recent stoppage of Jelle Zeegers at Bellator 299.
The 19-year-old Kelly takes his record to 4-1.
In May, he stopped Nicky Gordon to return to winning ways following a decision loss to James Slavin in March.
In the main event at Clan Wars 48, Letterkenny native Jordan Furey recorded a notable stoppage win.
Via a massive KO in the second round, Furey ended the hopes of Rogger Lopez. Also at lightweight, the powerful Furey ended the fight with a ferocious ground and pound.
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