Formosa, Argentina. (WBANNETWORK) Former two division world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Henry Bruseles by an eighth-round knockout in Miami, in anticipation of an expected bout with Arturo Gatti.(Boxing Central) NBA basketball: (NBA) Lenny Wilkens resigns as head coach of the New York Knicks; Herb Williams is named the team's interim head coach. (AP/Yahoo!) Orlando Magic 115, Philadelphia 76ers 111 in Orlando. (NBA) Washington Wizards 95, Indiana Pacers 93 in Indianapolis. (NBA) Atlanta Hawks 100, Boston Celtics 96 in Atlanta. (NBA) Chicago Bulls 100, Detroit Pistons 89 in Auburn Hills, Michigan. (NBA) New Orleans Hornets 88, Los Angeles Clippers 85 in New Orleans. (NBA) Memphis Grizzlies 110, Utah Jazz 94 in Salt Lake City. (NBA) Minnesota Timberwolves 92, Portland Trail Blazers 83 in Portland. (NBA) Cleveland Cavaliers 105, Golden State Warriors 87 in Oakland. (NBA) College football bowl game: Led by Michigan State linebacker Ronald Stanley's two defensive touchdowns, the East defeat the West, 20–13, in the Hula Bowl played in Wailuku, Hawaii on the island of Maui. (AP/Yahoo!) Football: The German Football Association (DFB) reveals that referee Robert Hoyzer is under investigation for suspected betting on a first-round DFB-Pokal tie between regional league side Paderborn and Bundesliga club Hamburger SV in August 2004, and possibly fixing the match. In the match, HSV took a 2–0 lead, but Hoyzer sent off HSV striker Emile Mpenza in the first half, and later awarded Paderborn two questionable penalties. Paderborn went on to win 4–2. (Reuters/Yahoo!) 21 January 2005 (Friday) Boxing: Eric Regan causes a mild upset by defeating former world champion Yori Boy Campas by a twelve-round unanimous decision, to retain his continental Jr. Middleweight title. (Boxing Central) NBA basketball: (NBA) Dallas Mavericks 105, Charlotte Bobcats 99 in Charlotte. (NBA) Washington Wizards 118, Toronto Raptors 109 in Washington, D.C. (NBA) New Jersey Nets 104, Boston Celtics 98 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (NBA) Houston Rockets 92, New York Knicks 91 in New York. (NBA) Chicago Bulls 95, Atlanta Hawks 85 in Chicago. (NBA) Milwaukee Bucks 89, Detroit Pistons 86 in Milwaukee. (NBA) Denver Nuggets 92, Memphis Grizzlies 82 in Denver. (NBA) Minnesota Timberwolves 112, Seattle SuperSonics 107 in Seattle. (NBA) San Antonio Spurs 128, Phoenix Suns 123 in overtime in Phoenix. Manu Ginóbili scores a career-high 48 points while Steve Nash notches only 13 in his return. (NBA) Football: The United States Soccer Federation and the union that represents the U.S. men's