Jordan Moore gave local boxing fans just what they wanted on Saturday night at the 19th-annual Coal Area Toughman Contest.

Another championship.

Moore, 19, a former four-time all-state baseball player at Logan High School, defeated Jeremiah "Stone Cold" Adkins of Harts in the men's light heavyweight championship in a three-round decision.

It was the second straight year Moore, dubbed "The People's Champion" had defeated Adkins in the finals.

Adkins has been the Coal Area Toughman runner-up in the men's light heavyweight division five years in a row.

Moore, now 7-0 in two years of Toughman competition, is now eligible to compete in next spring's Toughman World Championships at a city to be announced later.

Moore, a Verdunville native, beat Josh Stepp of Lovely, Ky., in Saturday night's semifinals via split decision. Moore had advanced with a first-round victory over Jessie Meek of Van Lear, Ky., in another close decision. Moore also won his bout on Friday night during the first night of the Toughman.

Saturday night's other four winners are also eligible to compete in the World Championships.

All of Saturday's other four title bouts were also via decision.

Man's Carl "Big Nasty" Goff beat Elkview's Robert Parson's, the 1999 Toughman runner-up, in the men's heavyweight championship.

"Laughin" Larry Whitt, also of Man, won the men's middle weight title with a victory over Mason "Sweet Pea" Stevens.

Elkview's Amber Morgan successfully defended her women's heavyweight championship with a decision over Kimberly Boardman of Dunbar.

In the women's light heavyweight title bout, Williamson's Michelle Wolford beat Felicia Palmer of Lester in a unanimous decision.

The town of Man had a third champion on the night as Tamera Belcher won the "Miss Ring Girl" crown and took home a $1,000 prize.

In Saturday night's semifinals, Whitt advanced with a split decision over Huntington's Jordan Keeton. Goff moved on with a decision over Nathaniel Smith of Lorado. Smith, 20, is a former Man High School football player. Stevens advanced with a second-round TKO over Zendyl Prince of Mallory.

In Saturday's first-round action, Goff moved on with a decision over Danville's Jeff Kibbey. Stevens advanced are winning a decision over Jack Tombs of Lester. Smith won a decision over Delbarton's Matt "The Natural" Deskins. Stepp topped Stewart Green of South Charleston with a second-round TKO. Keeton beat Kevin Whitt of Man in a decision, while Parsons defeated Ed Lester of Chapmanville with a second-round knockout. Adkins moved on with a first-round KO over Aron Hathaway of Charleston. Larry Whitt beat Mike Goodman of Bruno in a first-round TKO.

The next Toughman event is Jan. 4-5 at Huntington's Big Sandy Superstore Area. It is the biggest of the state's 12 yearly Toughman events.