LAS VEGAS - Boxer Amir Khan won another 140-pound title Saturday night by stopping Zab Judah in the fifth round of their scheduled 12-round fight to unify two belts.
Khan threw a right hand that landed just at the belt line of Judah, who went to the canvas. Judah stayed there on his knees as he was counted out at 2:47 of the round.
Khan, the former Olympic silver medalist from England, was a 5-1 favorite against Judah, the 33-year-old veteran who also owned one piece of the 140-pound title.
Basketball
6 named to Women's Hall of Fame
SAN ANTONIO - Former WNBA star Dawn Staley and ABC "Good Morning America" host Robin Roberts are among the six inductees to the 2012 class of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
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The inductees announced Saturday also include two-time Olympic gold medalist Nikki McCray; former Old Dominion star Inge Nissen; five-time Division III national championship coach Nancy Fahey; and former South Carolina star Pam McGee.
Roberts was a college basketball star at Southeastern Louisiana University before her career in television.
• In San Antonio, Cappie Pondexter scored 17 points and Katie Douglas hit the go-ahead three-pointer with 56.7 seconds left, helping the East All-Stars hang on to beat the West 118-113 in the WNBA All-Star Game.
Swin Cash led the West with 21 points and 12 rebounds and was named MVP for the second time.
Soccer
Peru wins third-place game in Copa America
LA PLATA, Argentina - Paolo Guerrero scored three goals and set up another Saturday, leading Peru past Venezuela 4-1 for third place in Copa America.
Uruguay and Paraguay will play in Sunday's final. Host Argentina and defending champion Brazil were eliminated in the quarterfinals.
• In Gelsenkirchen, Germany, Schalke defeated Borussia Dortmund 4-3 on penalties Saturday to win the German Super Cup after a 0-0 draw. The game pits the German Cup winner against the defending Bundesliga champion to kick off the German soccer season.
Gymnastics
Johnson struggles in return to arena
CHICAGO - Shawn Johnson struggled in her first competition since the 2008 Beijing Olympics on Saturday night, falling off balance beam and pitching forward on her dismount from the uneven bars at the Cover Girl Classic, a qualifier for next month's national championships.
Neither of her scores, a 13.55 on bars and a 13.3 on beam, was in the top five for the apparatus, and she now has to wait to see if her petition for nationals is accepted.
Johnson needed time off after winning the world title in 2007 and four medals in Beijing - a gold on balance beam and silvers in the all-around, team competition and floor exercise.
