Roy Jones W12 Badi Ajamu... Roy Jones, Jr. dominated a not-ready-for-prime-time Prince Badi Ajamu in Boise, Idaho, taking all three judges' scorecards 119-106. Jones earned the 50th win of his storied career against four losses and put himself back in the light heavyweight mix. It was Jones' first win since 2003, when he defeated John Ruiz and then Antonio Tarver, but lost three straight after that. Ajamu, who tired after only a handful of rounds, lost three points for low blows. Rated #21 by Boxingtalk coming in, Ajamu falls to 25-3-1 and cedes his minor title belt to Jones, who already has a closet full of more significant ones. A logical next fight for Jones would be to challenge Bernard Hopkins for the true world championship and give Hopkins the chance to avenge a defeat from the 1990s. Hopkins has said he's retired, but in boxing, money always talks. source: associated press -- photo: www.sports.yahoo.com/box/photo?slug=83f210ff493a48c2b35541d5fa4cf2b0.jones_ajamu_boxing_idmc103&prov=ap

William Guthrie TKO5 Luke Munsen... On the undercard at Boise, William Guthrie, who briefly held the IBF light heavyweight title but now fights at cruiserweight, stopped Luke Munsen by technical knockout in the fifth round to win a regional title. Guthgrie is now 34-3-2, while Munsen drops to 19-6. source: associated press

Arthur Williams TKO10 Kenny Keene... In a battle of two criserweights whoi have seen better days, 41-year-old Arthur Williams (43-14-1) stopped Idahos's Kenny Keene (51-4) in Keene's home state with a tenth-round TKO. Williams now has a modest two-fight winning streak, while it looks like a second retirement for Keene, who took three years off before winning two fights leading up to tonight. source: associated press
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