Greenwich Board of Ed chair to box for charity
A local heavyweight is putting on the gloves one final time. Greenwich Board of Ed Chair Joe Kelly will retire after fighting in the main event of Glove Up Greenwich.
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5ds agoA local heavyweight is putting on the gloves one final time. Greenwich Board of Ed Chair Joe Kelly will retire after fighting in the main event of Glove Up Greenwich on September 30.
Organizers held a faceoff at the Greenwich YMCA where Kelly told News 12 he's only had two weeks to prepare.
Click here to get tickets to the event.
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