Top Rank's Hall of Fame matchmaker Bruce Trampler publicly criticized heavyweight Jaren Anderson's lackluster performance on Saturday night. Anderson (pictured) easily defeated Marios Kollias but nonetheless tired down the stretch. Trampler tweeter: "If Jared Aderson don’t want it, he ain’t gonna get it. Today looked like all the people at Top Rank worked harder for him than he worked for himself. You can be world champ if you truly want it.  Sad if you don’t realize your potential and give it your best effort.  But that’s up to you, champ.  We still love you and Azim. The ESPN team called it the way they saw it, and so did I.  I’m one of Jared’s biggest supporters as a person and a fighter, but he’s got to do his part.  Don’t make excuses for his performance... [It] is so frustrating. Jared’s a good kid and could do some really special things in the ring, but it takes work, not coming in at heaviest weight ever." [Anderson, who is promoted by Top Rank, weighed 256.75 pounds].