Paul Gallen, Tim Tszyu and Justin Hodges all scored KO victories in the fight night at the Horden Pavillion.
Here's five things we learned from the night of fights.
There's been plenty of talk about Gallen facing Williams and it's pretty clear now is the time to make the fight.
Williams may not have fought since 2015 but he's the logical bout for Gallen - he's now too accomplished to take on debutant footballers but likely wouldn't want to take the step and fight a more experienced professional.
Gallen displayed a nice jab to the body, a weapon he has used to great effect in the past, and scored the most spectacular knockout of his career against Hopoate, who looked every bit of 45.
Williams hasn't pulled the gloves on since beating Chauncy Welliver in 2105 but in Welliver and Frans Botha he has two big scalps.
Gallen also said he would fight Manu Vatuvei or Justin Hodges, but Williams shapes as a good post-season option as Gallen's final fight.
Tszyu's name alone guarantees him a certain amount of hype but he's got the ability to back it up.
He dispatched Denton Vassell with relative ease in two rounds and his big right hand was a serious highlight.
Tszyu landed with accuracy and discipline en route to the latest win of his career.
At 12-0 it may be time for a step up in class before he heads over to Europe and America.
It's difficult to judge Hodges given his age, inexperience and the quality of his opponent but he threw some nice uppercuts en route to his win over Rob Baron.
While it was hardly the kind of stuff Joe Frazier dreamt of, Hodges landed nicely a couple of times en route to his easy win.
Gallen may be too experienced at the moment but we're betting Hodges enters the ring again - maybe on the undercard of Anthony Mundine's ill-fated comeback.