at a packed Fight Night Club at Club Nokia in downtown Los Angeles, aired on Fox Sports Net, winning by unanimous decision. On March 31 Wohlman scored his first knockout, to improve his record to 3–0 (1 KO), over Clifford McPherson. His performance on July 12, 2012, in Hollywood brought his record up to 4–0 and led to him being on the cover of LA Weekly. In February 2014 he defeated Luis Hernandez at the Florentine Gardens in Hollywood, California, in a four-round decision to bring his record to 7–1–1. Movies Wohlman appeared in the movies Golden Boy Boxing (2009), Boxer (2011), and Xander Cohen (2012). Personal life Wohlman was married to Serafina until his death. He died on February 14, 2021, at the age of 32. Professional boxing record Source: BoxRec Notes References External links "Zachary Wohlman Interview", Big Dog Prospect Watch, by "Big Dog" Benny Henderson Jr, Doghouse Boxing, July 12, 2012 "Interview: Exclusive-Kid Yamaka: All Class", February 20, 2014, by Kalvin Lazarte, Milk Made Welterweight boxers 1988 births 2021 deaths Jewish American sportspeople Jewish boxers American male boxers Boxers from California 21st-century American Jews