Hopkins defends his middleweight titles ** His opponent, Carl Daniels, quits after 10 rounds in Reading.
By Andre D. Williams ·
Undisputed middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins talked a good fight and even tried to talk Carl Daniels out of fighting him three days before the two met for Hopkins’ WBC, WBA and IBF belts Saturday night at the Sovereign Center. But Daniels showed up and took the champion’s…
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