Thomas "Top Dog" Williams, Jr. has lost his first pro bout as former world champion Gabriel Campillo of Spain stopped Williams at the end of the fifth round due to a bad cut over Williams's left eye at the Little Creek Casino and Resort in Shelton, WA.
Williams was in a very tough battle that fell apart for him in the fourth round when Campillo landed a right hand that cut Williams. Williams and his cornermen seemed to be unnerved by the cut, as this was the first time this had happened. After the fifth round, the corner called the doctor over to look at the cut and the bout was stopped.
The bout was an IBF elimination contest and with the win, Campillo vaults to number two in the world. Campillo's record is now 24-6-1, 10 KO's. Williams is now 17-1, 12 KO's.
Also, on the ESPN2 telecast, Richmond, VA's "The Chosen One" Immanuwel Aleem scored a sixth-round TKO over a very game Juan Carlos Rojas of Mexico. The stoppage came at 2:45 of the sixth. Aleem is now 10-0, six KO's while Rojas falls to 6-7-1, four KO's.
We are also hearing that Phil Jackson Benson has scored a fourth-round TKO over Thomas Hanshaw. Benson is now 14-1, 13 KO's. Hanshaw drops to 5-4, three KO's. Also, Gervonta Davis (8-0, eight KO's) scored a first-round TKO over Hector Lopez (1-5). The bout was stopped at 1:14 of the first. David Grayton stopped Eddie Cordova in the second round. Grayton is now 9-0, eight KO's while Cordova is 4-9-1, one KO.
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Damn, Aleem might have won the one-punch non-knockdown TKO of the year!
Immanuel was about to lose if it would have gone to the scorecards, but that is boxing you can decide everything with just one punch, good stoppage congratulations to the Aleem team. just work a little more because he was getting out hustled he was looking tired towards the end.
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