Chev Clarke won a non-title bout against former cruiserweight world champion Chris Billam-Smith, after Billam-Smith was knocked down and stopped, according to BBC News.
The BBC News report described the bout as a non-title fight, meaning no world championship was at stake. It said Billam-Smith was knocked down and stopped "for the first time in his professional career," a point the outlet put at the center of its account of the result.
The BBC News headline also said Clarke repeats amateur win, but the summary available for this story did not expand on what that earlier amateur win involved. It gives no information about Clarke's record or previous fights beyond that reference.
The summary also identifies Billam-Smith only as a former cruiserweight world champion. It does not say when he held that title or whether he was competing in a different weight class for this bout.
The summary does not give the round in which Billam-Smith was stopped, the venue, the date, or any scorecards, so those details are not reported here. Only one source was reviewed for this story. Readers who want the full account can consult the BBC News report.
Sources: BBC News: Billam-Smith stopped as Clarke repeats amateur win.