Berinsfield light welterweight Robbie Wright, 16, dished out lesson to Southampton Golden Ring's Jamie Ferguson in the opening round of the NABC championships in Bristol.
Switching between orthodox and southpaw stances, he mesmerised his Hampshire rival with a display of neat footwork and sharp counter-punching, as he completed a superb points victory.
He should have been joined by Berinsfield clubmate and middleweight Josh Best.
Best dominated the first two rounds against rival Sonny Jury, but the Reading teenager managed to deliver his best work in the final round.
Whether it was enough to erode Best's early lead was highly debatable, but it was Jury who scraped through on a split decision.
Thame's 16 year-old welterweight Jesse Wells lost to a controversial points decision to Waterlooville's Jason Finnegan.
Sixteen-year-old Berinsfield flyweight Mark Sadler had a walkover to join Wright in the next round of the competition on November 13.
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