Liam Cameron claims hard-fought points victory over Troy Jones trucc
LIAM CAMERON has claimed his most meaningful win since 2018, back when he successfully defended his Commonwealth middleweight title against Nicky Jenman.
That result – a second-round stoppage – was then overturned to a no-contest after the ‘Cannonball’ tested positive for Cocaine and, in doing so, was handed a four-year ban.
Despite his claims of innocence, Cameron, 24-7-1 (10 KOs), was forcibly exiled from the sport and, soon enough, began to develop a spiralling alcohol addiction.
But since then, the Sheffield man has returned to the ring and drastically turned his life around, most notably due to his two high-profile encounters with Ben Whittaker.
It only arrived as a surge of pure delight, then, when, featuring on the undercard of Joshua Buatsi vs Zach Parker earlier this evening, Cameron secured by far his most notable victory in recent years.
Troy Jones looked the stronger combatant early doors, his approach purposeful, but Cameron nonetheless landed an eye-catching sequence of left hooks in the opener.
The lead hand of Cameron proved an effective weapon in the second round, too, so accurate that it caused a smear of damage to appear around his opponent’s left eye.
Jones, 13-2 (6 KOs), however, resumed his relentless pursuit in a largely one-sided fourth visit, practically latching himself onto Cameron’s chest as he enjoyed ample success with his short-range attacks.
Up to that point, it had been a razor-thin battle between two contrasting styles, though a somewhat concerned expression seemed to emerge across Cameron’s face in the fifth round.
It was as if the 35-year-old was suddenly enlightened to the capabilities of Jones, whose relentless work rate saw him produce another frenetic display in the sixth frame.
Cameron, to his credit, then gave a tremendous response in the following three minutes, noticeably elevating his activity as Jones appeared to be saving his gas for the later rounds.
Again, it was a plucky effort from both men, but the tidier work of Cameron, who rained in a series of uppercuts, may have been enough to edge the eighth and ninth sessions.
A cut above Jones’ left eye, meanwhile, was only worsening, yet the Birmingham man rarely took his foot off the gas as he maintained his high-volume performance.
It was Cameron, though, who ultimately had his hand raised, with the judges scoring it 97-93 and 96-94, twice, in his favour.
Jones will undoubtedly feel aggrieved by the result, as their light-heavyweight encounter at the Co-op Live Arena, Manchester, could have quite easily gone either way.
‘Married to Medicine’ Recap: Accusations Worsen Between Toya & Anila liennhi
On the recent episode of “Married to Medicine,” tension between Toya and Anila worsens. Toya is very upset about being accused of cheating on Eugene with a man from their neighborhood. And she believes Anila played a role in the rumor spreading around the neighborhood. As for Anila, Quad told her that she’s being suspected of staging the robbery by Toya, Simone, and Contessa.
Although Anila was hoping her parents would be able to help them to survive their nanny’s departure, it’s been a disaster. Thankfully, they were able to talk Miss Gomez into coming back. They had to make her an excellent offer since she left to spend more time with her family.
And life is about to change for Audra and Martin.
Here’s a recap for, “Going Back, Back to Blue Ridge.”
Anila and Quad have complaints about Toya.
Quad goes to Anila’s home to check on her. They talk about what went down when the ladies hung out recently at Jackie’s. And Quad says Simone and Contessa believe that Anila staged the robbery. This is upsetting to Anila. And she says she can’t believe educated women would say something like this.
And when it comes to Toya, Anila says it’s disappointing that Toya didn’t reach out to check on her family.
Quad accuses Toya of just trying to shift the narrative because she’s been accused of cheating on Eugene. .
Miss Gomez returns.
As the group continues to fracture, a cast trip to Blue Ridge is proposed by Jackie, Curtis, Simone, and Cecil.
Contessa competes in her first fitness competition. This is something she’s always wanted to do. She’s surprised when she comes in first place.
Kiran and Anila are able to talk Miss Gomez into being their nanny again.
Anila confronts Toya.
The group heads to Blue Ridge. Cecil and Simone notice the shade when Audra and Martin arrive in matching Champion outfits. As for Toya, she says she’s not comfortable with being around Audra after their altercation.
Audra and Martin find out she’s pregnant. It’s exciting because it will be Martin’s first biological child. Audra had a son from a previous relationship.
Heavenly approaches Toya to apologize for their recent blowup. She says she’s sad about her mother’s passing. So she knows she’s wrong for lashing out. But Toya becomes emotional and says Heavenly has a right to grieve. She isn’t happy when she sees Anila and Kiran walk into the house.
Later, it’s time to put it all out on the table. Anila asks Toya if she accused her of staging her robbery. And Toya says she doesn’t know what Anila would do.
The episode ends on a cliffhanger.
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