Paul Williams vs. Verno Phillips - Revision history

Candrew at 10:25, 21 March 2013

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	*'''Interim [[WBO]] Light ~~Heavyweight~~ Title''' (vacant)		*'''Interim [[WBO]] Light Middleweight Title''' (vacant)
	*'''Aired on:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]		*'''Aired on:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]

Candrew at 10:25, 21 March 2013

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	'''Aired on:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]		*'''Interim [[WBO]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (vacant)
			*'''Aired on:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]

			== Notes ==
			*[[Paul Williams]] 35-1 (26 KOs) vs. [[Verno Phillips]] 42-10-1 (21 KOs)
			*Williams entered as the WBO # 2 light middleweight contender, while Phillips entered as the WBO # 3 light middleweight contender.

			== Bout Summary ==
	In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams, 36-1, 27 kayos, Augusta, Georgia, moved up in class and won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds with a mix of body shots and jabs, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round behind his jab combinations and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut from the headbutt. In round 8, though, Williams took too many power shots to the head, and by this point had taken too many punches overall, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it. For Williams, the important number emerging from this bout was '36'. His cut required 36 stitches to close. Upon the cut healing, he was scheduled to face the regular WBO Light Middleweight champion, 36-0 Sergei Dzindiruk, sometime in 2009. The question was, since Dzindiruk had only recently made a mandatory defense of the WBO Light Middleweight title before this bout, why then was an interim WBO vacant title bout between Williams and Phillips sanctioned? Nobody seemed able to answer the question, but Williams nonetheless put on an impressive performance.		In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams, 36-1, 27 kayos, Augusta, Georgia, moved up in class and won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds with a mix of body shots and jabs, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round behind his jab combinations and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut from the headbutt. In round 8, though, Williams took too many power shots to the head, and by this point had taken too many punches overall, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it. For Williams, the important number emerging from this bout was '36'. His cut required 36 stitches to close. Upon the cut healing, he was scheduled to face the regular WBO Light Middleweight champion, 36-0 Sergei Dzindiruk, sometime in 2009. The question was, since Dzindiruk had only recently made a mandatory defense of the WBO Light Middleweight title before this bout, why then was an interim WBO vacant title bout between Williams and Phillips sanctioned? Nobody seemed able to answer the question, but Williams nonetheless put on an impressive performance.

Rowdytimothy: add tv network

2008-12-20T23:44:48Z

add tv network

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			'''Aired on:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]

	In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams, 36-1, 27 kayos, Augusta, Georgia, moved up in class and won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds with a mix of body shots and jabs, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round behind his jab combinations and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut from the headbutt. In round 8, though, Williams took too many power shots to the head, and by this point had taken too many punches overall, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it. For Williams, the important number emerging from this bout was '36'. His cut required 36 stitches to close. Upon the cut healing, he was scheduled to face the regular WBO Light Middleweight champion, 36-0 Sergei Dzindiruk, sometime in 2009. The question was, since Dzindiruk had only recently made a mandatory defense of the WBO Light Middleweight title before this bout, why then was an interim WBO vacant title bout between Williams and Phillips sanctioned? Nobody seemed able to answer the question, but Williams nonetheless put on an impressive performance.		In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams, 36-1, 27 kayos, Augusta, Georgia, moved up in class and won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds with a mix of body shots and jabs, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round behind his jab combinations and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut from the headbutt. In round 8, though, Williams took too many power shots to the head, and by this point had taken too many punches overall, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it. For Williams, the important number emerging from this bout was '36'. His cut required 36 stitches to close. Upon the cut healing, he was scheduled to face the regular WBO Light Middleweight champion, 36-0 Sergei Dzindiruk, sometime in 2009. The question was, since Dzindiruk had only recently made a mandatory defense of the WBO Light Middleweight title before this bout, why then was an interim WBO vacant title bout between Williams and Phillips sanctioned? Nobody seemed able to answer the question, but Williams nonetheless put on an impressive performance.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1339907 moved to Paul Williams vs. Verno Phillips

2008-12-20T23:43:01Z

Fight:1339907 moved to Paul Williams vs. Verno Phillips

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	In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, ~~unbeaten~~ welterweight ~~Champion~~ Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut ~~fromth e~~ headbutt. ~~By the end of~~ round 8, though, Williams had ~~been taking~~ too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it.		In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, WBO welterweight champion Paul Williams, 36-1, 27 kayos, Augusta, Georgia, moved up in class and won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds with a mix of body shots and jabs, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round behind his jab combinations and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut from the headbutt. In round 8, though, Williams took too many power shots to the head, and by this point had taken too many punches overall, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it. For Williams, the important number emerging from this bout was '36'. His cut required 36 stitches to close. Upon the cut healing, he was scheduled to face the regular WBO Light Middleweight champion, 36-0 Sergei Dzindiruk, sometime in 2009. The question was, since Dzindiruk had only recently made a mandatory defense of the WBO Light Middleweight title before this bout, why then was an interim WBO vacant title bout between Williams and Phillips sanctioned? Nobody seemed able to answer the question, but Williams nonetheless put on an impressive performance.

			'''CompuBox Stats'''

			'''Punches Thrown'''

			'''Williams 227 of 682, 33%'''

			'''Phillips 91 of 326, 23%'''

Brizel at 06:11, 15 December 2008

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	In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it.		In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, now 42-11-1, 21 kayos, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it.

Brizel at 06:10, 15 December 2008

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	In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove.		In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips of Denver, Colorado, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove. It should be noted that Phillips, 39, previously held the WBO Light Middleweight title from 1993-1995 and would have been the oldest ex-WBO champion to regain it.

Brizel at 06:06, 15 December 2008

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	In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove.		In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove.

Brizel: Bout Summary

2008-12-15T06:06:23Z

Bout Summary

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In a bout televised over cable television in the United States, unbeaten welterweight Champion Paul Williams won the WBO interim Light Middleweight title with an eighth round stoppage of IBF champion Verno Phillips, who vacated his title to take this bout. Phillips perhaps won the first two rounds, helped by an accidental headbutt which caused a hideous cut over Williams right eye. From round three on, Williams won every round and dominated this bout, bloody cut or not. Phillips, with 20 years professional experience in the ring, was in excellent physical condition as was Williams, and remained competitive as a counterpuncher. The bout perhaps could have gone to the scorecards in the later rounds due to the cut fromth e headbutt. By the end of round 8, though, Williams had been taking too many punches, and the referee waived a halt to the bout with Phillips on his stool. Phillips perhaps was still game, but there was nothing left to prove.