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<\/a><\/p>\nHBO<\/strong><\/p>\n The WBO Interim Light Middleweight Champion, Alfredo Angulo, 18-1, 15 KO\u2019s, defended his title against a game and fit Joel Julio, 35-4, 31 KO\u2019s, chasing him down and stopping him in the eleventh round of an exciting fight.\u00a0 Julio elected to move and box and attempt to repeat what Kermit Cintron was able to do to Angulo, giving him his only defeat.\u00a0 Julio boxed and moved and was able to get some things done early on, sweeping the majority of the early rounds, but as the fight went on, he slowed down and Angulo never let up.\u00a0<\/p>\n The second half of the fight, Angulo\u2019s pressure became too much and Julio went into survival mode.\u00a0 Despite the big punch of Julio, he was never able to rattle Angulo.\u00a0 As Angulo walked through his punches, the look of desperation on Julio\u2019s face was more and more evident and the end result became obvious.\u00a0 Julio crashed to the floor in the 11th and when he arose, he had nothing left and the referee saw that and called it.\u00a0 It was a good fight for Angulo.\u00a0<\/p>\n Tomasz Adamek, 41-1, 27 KO\u2019s, survived some rocky moments to punish Chris Arreola, 28-2, 25 KO\u2019s,\u00a0 en route to a 12 round majority decision by scores of 114-114, 115-113, and 117-111.\u00a0 It was clear that Adamek won the fight and even Arreola admitted that he got beaten, stating that he \u201clooked like Shrek\u201d with his face all puffy and bloody.\u00a0<\/p>\n Adamek looked very small in the ring at 217 pounds compared to Arreola\u2019s 250, but he used his superior skill and timing to keep the bigger man in line.\u00a0 Arreola had his moments and stunned Adamek on a couple of occasions but he wasn\u2019t quick enough to catch him.\u00a0 At the heavy weight, you have to imagine that Arreola will never take his career as seriously as he should and never live up to his potential.\u00a0 Adamek\u2019s future in the division is still a question mark at the 200+ division, but he shined against the much bigger Arreola.<\/p>\n Showtime<\/strong><\/p>\n In the Showtime Super Six, super middleweight tournament match, Mikkel Kessler, 43-2, 32 KO\u2019s, became a champion once again, the WBC version, with a unanimous decision win over Carl Froch, 26-1, 20 KO\u2019s.\u00a0\u00a0 It was a fight fought mostly in the middle of the ring with both men trying to land their power shots and both men accomplished it, but there were no knockdowns.\u00a0 Kessler gets on the scoreboard in the super six and is now regaining ground he lost when he was defeated by Andre Ward in his first showing.<\/p>\n Advertise Now On RSR<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.ringsidereport.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/01\/Boxing-Ring-Header.jpg\" "\\"Boxing")
<\/a>By Geno McGahee<\/strong><\/p>\n