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LOCKPORT — It took just three rounds for Lockport’s Amer Abdallah to earn a TKO victory over his opponent Saturday night in Abdallah’s quest to regain one of his former kickboxing titles.

That opponent, Scott Muller of Shreveport, La., was unable to continue into round four of their Eastern United States Kickboxing Light Heavyweight championship fight at the Kenan Center Arena.

This after three bruising rounds in which Abdallah’s relentless series of kicks rendered Muller’s legendary “left hook” virtually useless.

The victory raises Abdallah’s record to a perfect 9-0.

The Lockport fighter’s next quest is the National Championship, which could put him in a position for a world title fight.

A training injury suffered by Abdallah led to the postponement of the original fight against Muller back March 20.

Abdallah earned this title match with impressive knockout victories over Cleveland’s Jesse Colone in April of 2009 and Donnie Pendleton the following August. Both fights were held at the Kenan Arena.

Another Lockport favorite, Corey Webster, earned a first-round knockout victory over Pat Pytlick of London, Ontario, Canada.

Among those attending the fight was former professional heavyweight contender, Team Abdallah member “Baby” Joe Mesi.