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Bell opted not to come out for round eight, citing that he felt dizzy and ill.In December 2008 he fought the then reigning champion Steve Cunningham at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J.Knocking a game Cunningham down three times, he won the IBF Cruiserwight championship and the vacant Ring Magazine Cruiserweight Championship in a bout many thought was the fight of the year.Adamek successfully defended his title against Johnathon Banks on 27 February 2009, at the Prudential Center in Newark.

On October 24, 2009 in Ł�dź, Poland, Adamek defeated Andrew Golota by TKO in the fifth round to win the IBF International Heavyweight Title.

As of the end of 2009, Ring Magazine has ranked Adamek as the 30th best boxer in the world.Adamek began boxing at age 12 in boxing club G�ral Żywiec with his trainers Stefan Gawron and Stanisław Orlicki.1995 and 1996 Poland Amateur Middleweight Champion.1997 2nd Poland Amateur Light heavyweight Champion.1997 World Amateur Boxing Championships in Budapest (without success).1998 European Amateur Boxing Championships in Minsk (Bronze medal).During his amateur career won 108 out of 120 fights.Adamek turned pro in 1999.Adamek made his professional boxing debut on March 13, 1999, at Bowler's Arenac in Manchester against Israel Khumalo.

BellOn April 19, 2008 in Poland, Adamek fought former undisputed cruiserweight champion O'Neil Bell in an IBF cruiserweight title eliminator.

DawsonUndefeated Adamek with 31-0 (21 KO) lost his first fight by unanimous decision to Chad Dawson on 3 February 2007.

Tomasz Adamek (born 1 December 1976 in Żywiec, Poland) is a Polish professional Heavyweight boxer best known for his incredible punch resistance.