SAT, NOV 28, 2015 3pm Eastern Time / 12pm Pacific Time The Bomb Factory, Dallas
Winner 
In the first defense of his 154-pound title, Jermall Charlo used his powerful jab to pick apart veteran boxer Wilky Campfort and score a fourth-round TKO victory.
Fight Highlights
Winner 
Unbeaten 147-pound contender and Dallas product Errol Spence Jr. put on a show for his hometown fans, dominating Alejandro Barrera for four rounds before finishing him off in the fifth.
Fight HighlightsRising 154-pound prospect Erickson Lubin moved to 13-0 with a vicious second-round knockout of Alexis Camacho, and John Molina Jr. returned to action for the first time since March and scored a third-round TKO of Jorge Romero in a 140-pound clash.
The word used to be half-filled, attached to him not because of who he was, but what he had the potential to become: “Champ.” Jermall Charlo’s heard if for much of his life, but it has a new ring to it these days, one as sweet to the ear as the sound of all those clinking glasses from the celebratory toasts in his honor. Now, “champ” is a title, not a promise.
When Wilky Campfort welcomed an 18-year-old Victor Ruiz into his Florida-based youth boxing program, he saw a timid teenager. Two years later, he sees a confident and determined young man.
He was a little boy among big men, just 8 years old, eyes as wide as a tomato can’s punches.
