Hard-hitting top middleweight Carlos Adames retained his Interim WBC Middleweight Title with a ninth-round stoppage of game former unified world champion Julian “J-Rock” Williams. “I’m so thankful to everyone who came out here and gave me support today and all week,” said Adames. “We gave the fans a great fight and I accomplished my goal, which was walking out of here with the title.” The early rounds saw good back and forth action, as Adames (23-1, 18 KOs) appeared to wobble Williams (28-4-1, 16 KOs) in round two, forcing Williams to hold on and survive the rest of the round. After Adames opened up a cut under Williams’ right eye in round three, Williams showed his championship pedigree in rebounding to land several big power shots and control most of the round. The tide turned again in round four, with Adames landing a series of power shots that again had Williams hurt against the ropes and hoping to hold and keep Adames off him. The fight settled in after the fourth, with both fighters having their moments through the middle frames. “I really don’t know how he survived the fourth round, but he’s a veteran,” said Adames. “He’s got skills and that’s what got him through that round.” “I just stayed calm,” said Williams about the fourth round. “I knew he was trying to finish me. I knew he was throwing punches, but I think I won the next couple of rounds after that.” The Dominican Republic’s Adames broke through once again in round nine, upping his activity again and staggering Williams with a series of power shots. Williams showed his consummate ring IQ and grit by doing everything he could to keep Adames from delivering a decisive blow, however referee Mark Nelson stepped in and called an end to the fight 2:45 into the round. “When I came with those two rights, that’s when the referee stopped it,” said Adames. “If I would’ve hit him with another one, he probably would’ve gotten really hurt.” Williams disagreed with the stoppage and expressed his displeasure in the ring post fight. “I think it was a terrible stoppage, but what can I do?” said Williams. “I’m healthy and I feel fine. I thought it was pretty much even and I was taking over while he was getting tired. Of course I want a rematch. It’s not his fault that the ref jumped in early. It looked corny. It looked bad. It was a great fight, I thought it was an even fight, and he jumps in and stops it because I got a little bit buzzed. It’s boxing.” At the time of the stoppage, Adames led on all three cards by scores 80-72, 78-74 and 77-74. The overall punch stats were close according to CompuBox, with Adames’ biggest advantage coming in a 64-27 edge on body shots that helped break his opponent down. “I’m one of those fighters that knows that to chop the tree down, you start with the trunk and then it will fall by itself,” said Adames. “I’m a warrior. I’m going to rest for a little bit and see what’s next.” #AdamesWilliams #CarlosAdames #JulianWilliams Visit PremierBoxingChampions.com for more info. SIGN UP FOR FIGHT ALERTS: https://pbcham.ps/FightAlerts FOLLOW US: https://twitter.com/premierboxing https://instagram.com/premierboxing https://www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions

Professional mexican most popular multiple world champion in four weights Saul Alvarez with nickname "Canelo" ("Cinnamon") against american high skilled athlete and Shane Mosley's brother Larry Mosley. Fight took place in Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, Cabazon, USA on October 24, 2008. Spectacular and epic boxing match in HD, highlights. Share and Subscribe! Canelo Alvarez (Mexico) vs Larry Mosley (USA) | BOXING fight, HD HIGHLIGHTS #Canelo #fights #Mosley #knockout #boxing #fight #knockouts #sport #USA #MikeTyson #boxer #fighter #Mexico #Alvarez #champion #sports #highlights #HL #hd #super #combat #best #top #motivation

American boxing legend Larry Holmes, former WBC, IBF, and The Ring magazine heavyweight champion, took on heavyweight brawler and crossover MMA fighter Eric "Butterbean" Esch in a special attraction bout. Holmes, who holds the record for the longest individual heavyweight title reign in modern boxing history, is also one of only five men to defeat Muhammad Ali—and the only one to stop him. The fight took place on July 27, 2002, at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, USA 🇺🇸, and featured a clash of experience, legacy, and brute force. A memorable matchup captured in stunning HD highlights. 📢 Share and Subscribe! Larry Holmes (USA) vs Eric Esch (USA) | LEGEND vs. KNOCKOUT ARTIST | BOXING Fight, HD HIGHLIGHTS #Butterbean #Holmes #fight #boxing #combat #sport #super #best #fights #HD #USA #motivation #highlights #hl #sports #heavyweigh #champion #Esch #MikeTyson #knockout

Watch an early-career showdown as rising heavyweight prospect Andy "Destroyer" Ruiz Jr. 🇺🇸 steps into the ring against Ken Frank 🇺🇸 in a display of speed, power, and promise. Ruiz shows off his trademark fast hands and pressure-heavy style as he looks to make a statement and build momentum in the division. 📢 Share and Subscribe! The fight took place on September 17, 2011, in BlueWater Resort & Casino, Parker, USA 🇺🇸, and featured explosive exchanges and a dominant performance from Ruiz. Don’t miss this key step in his heavyweight rise—like 👍, subscribe 🔔, and enjoy the full HD highlights! Ken Frank (USA) vs Andy Ruiz Jr. (USA) | KNOCKOUT, BOXING Fight, HD HIGHLIGHTS Footage rights and content provided by WSC Sports: https://tinyurl.com/ThatWhyMMA #Frank #fights #Ruiz #knockout #Boxing #fight #knockouts #USA #MikeTyson #HD #Highlights #HL #sport #champion #sports #Mexico #heavyweight #toprank #US #super #motivation #top #best #combat #60fps

Former super middleweight world champion Caleb Plant (23-2, 14 KOs) bounced back from a knockdown to stop the previously unbeaten Trevor McCumby (28-1, 21 KOs) in round nine to capture the Interim WBA Super Middleweight Title. "It was a pretty tough fight, I was just easing in,” said Plant. “I proved that I can fight on the inside tonight and I did what I had to do to get that WBA belt.” Plant used his speed advantage to control the first round, but McCumby bounced back well in round two with a series of big left hooks that appeared to have Plant dazed heading back to his corner. McCumby took that momentum into round four, as he landed a left hook to the body that appeared to hit Plant’s shoulder, but nonetheless sent him to the mat for a knockdown. "He caught me pulling out and hit me in the shoulder, but that's part of the game,” said Plant. “He came in with wild punches and I just had to stay focused. That's what champions do.” After recovering from the knockdown, Plant came out in round five making a key adjustment by positioning himself directly in McCumby’s chest to blunt his power. Showing his ability to dominate on the inside, Plant landed a staggering 32 body shots across a huge round five that saw him bring the crowd to their feet with his combination of offensive prowess and showmanship. "I noticed that he wanted to fight more on the inside,” said McCumby. “When I was sparring I had caught a lot of guys with left hooks while I was back on the ropes. It was one of my better shots. I was trying to catch him but I couldn't get him clean enough. He adjusted well.” He continued his positive momentum throughout the rest of the fight before closing the show in style by landing 37 power punches in round nine. At the end of the round, Plant again forced McCumby to the ropes and teed off with power shots until referee Allen Huggins waved off the bout 2:59 into the frame. "I knew I had him hurt and had to go to work,” said Plant. “It was time to get my belt. Now I'm ready to go home and play with my daughter." #PlantMcCumby #CalebPlant #TrevorMcCumby Visit PremierBoxingChampions.com for more info. SIGN UP FOR FIGHT ALERTS: https://pbcham.ps/FightAlerts FOLLOW US: https://twitter.com/premierboxing https://instagram.com/premierboxing https://www.facebook.com/premierboxingchampions