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Ric: Williams sits out the next 15 months

2012-02-05T02:39:23Z

Williams sits out the next 15 months

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	In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams, who had the bout won on points, began to after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.		In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams, who had the bout won on points, began to after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.

			Because of a managerial change, Williams will sit out the next 15 months before resuming boxing, according to the Feb. 3, 2012, ESPN ''Friday Night Fights'' TV program.

Brizel at 21:27, 13 December 2009

2009-12-13T21:27:56Z

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	In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams, who had the bout won on points, ~~tired~~ after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.		In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams, who had the bout won on points, began to after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.

Brizel at 21:27, 13 December 2009

2009-12-13T21:27:21Z

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	In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.		In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams, who had the bout won on points, tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.

Brizel at 21:26, 13 December 2009

2009-12-13T21:26:39Z

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	In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. Williams tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight with body shots.		In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. The majority of this bout was a toe-to-toe war. Williams had a great defense, preventing Tapia from landing significant blows. However, Williams tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight somewhat with body shots.

Brizel at 21:22, 13 December 2009

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	In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of ~~HOuston~~, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. Williams tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight with body shots.		In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of Houston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. Williams tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight with body shots.

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In a light welterweight bout closer than the scoring indicated, Hylton Williams Jr. of HOuston, Texas, showed combinations with great hand speed to win a unanimous decision over veteran Humberto Tapia of Baja California, Mexico. Williams tired after the fifth, allowing Tapia, who never stopped throwing, to get back into the fight with body shots.