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Munsen vs King Arthur tonight!
By Sam DiTusa
Mead, Washington’s Luke Munsen steps back into the ring tonight at the Coer d’ Alene Casino in Worley,Idaho against former world title holder "King" Arthur Williams. The bout will be the main event of a six-fight card presented by Mo Smith. Munsen (17-2), who is fresh off of an exciting and somewhat controversial loss on ESPN against Chad Van Sickle, looks to rebound against Williams (38-12-1), who once held the IBF cruiserweight belt. Also scheduled is a rematch between Brian Sutherland (1-1) vs Danny Stanisavljevic (2-0) in a six-rounder at 165 lbs. Portland's Curtis Frost (4-4) takes on pro debuter Raphael Cansino in a super middleweight 4 rounder. Also appearing are favorites Frank Biebe, "Hoy Rod" Simpson and heavyweight Jeremy Munsen (Luke’s brother). Tickets are available at the casino. The action starts at 7PM.
Thursday, August 19 2004

The horror...the horror...

Arthur is an official yardstick to the contenders and the pretenders 8)

Williams is like an bad horror film he keeps popping up from the dead. After seeing him in California vs Davis recently I wish he'd retire he's making that Haye W look like nothing. He must need the cash. Hope for Williams win I guess..

King Arthur TKOs Munsen!
Former IBF cruiserweight champion "King" Arthur Williams scored an eighth-round TKO of hometown favorite Luke Munsen Thursday night at the Coeur d'Alene CAsino's "House of Fury." Munson was down two times during the fight. Promoter Mo Smith had asked King Arthur the day before the fight if he still had his right hand. Williams responded "Mo, watch the fight tommorrow night and you will see the right hand like you used to see it." Williams repeatedly hit the durable Munson with his right hand which finally took effect in the 8th round. Munson was 18-2 before the fight and was the favored fighter in this match.

:P

lol, that i dread to think who Munsen got those 17 wins against.

Heh, that's a surprise ... Munsen looked good in his previous fight at the end (even though he lost).