By: Sean Crose
One thing’s for sure – despite what some might think, former world champion Julian “J-Rock” Williams wasn’t swept away as he stepped into the ring at the Armory in Minneapolis on Saturday night to facing a tough shot, and the younger Carlos Adames in a scheduled 12-round match that was broadcast live on Showtime. However, just because you’re not swept away doesn’t mean you’re at your best. Although he put on a great performance, Williams was eventually stopped by Adames in ninth place. However, there is no doubt that the fight is an amusement, a match that shows two professionals giving their all to it.
Adames landed well the first time. Indeed, the effective punch is said to have given Adames a second chance. However, Williams made things more competitive in season three. However, Adames continued to land well into the fourth inning. Thursday is close and exciting. Friday, too, is a high-octane matter. Adames looked like he wanted to get his man out there. With that in mind, he combined his punches well into the seventh inning. Williams played as always, but Adames simply looked stronger and younger in the eighth inning.
However, it was Williams who started making some sharp shots in the ninth inning. Adames banged away in kind. Indeed, he really started rocking Williams later in the inning. Did Williams get enough punishment for the fight to be stopped? The referee certainly thought so when he walked in and ended the affair with Williams on top. However, Williams is clearly unhappy with the way things have turned out.
