Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
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DavidPayne
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Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Well?
I'm thinking of making the effort for this, Olesegun and Munyai on the undercard too. Not seen Ajose box for a while.
Dunno, just fancy the social, anyone else.
I'm thinking of making the effort for this, Olesegun and Munyai on the undercard too. Not seen Ajose box for a while.
Dunno, just fancy the social, anyone else.
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Goresbrook Leisure Centre, Dagenham, England
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
I was but then Dirk suggested Celtic v Saints instead at St Marys. Much better.
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Olusugens crap if the opponents crap
#1 in the who the fornicate needs him club
#1 in the who the fornicate needs him club
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DIRT SUGAR
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Danny in one round. Put a tenner on it at least. McDermott's not, never will be in Danny's league. Total blowout. John will be gone moment he gets tagged. He wouldn't even spar with Danny now he thinks he can beat him for real?!
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The pie eating contest would probably be more intense.
I cannot believe I am the first person to make reference to their weight in this thread.
I cannot believe I am the first person to make reference to their weight in this thread.
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
British heavyweight champion Danny Williams defends against English champion "Big Bad" John McDermott at the Goresbrook Leisure Centre in Dagenham on July 18.
Veteran Williams won the title (for the second time) with a nine-round stoppage of previously unbeaten Welshman Scott Gammer last year in Neath - a man McDermott outboxed and outpointed a few months later - then ventured to Switzerland and busted up big-hitting Ukrainian prospect Oleg Platov last December. Although it was ruled a no-decision, the 35-year-old Brixton Bomber was winning and winning in style when cuts saved Platov in the fourth round. Last time out in May Williams ventured to Spain and survived three early knockdowns at the hands of previously unbeaten Konstantin Airich to outlast the dangerous but raw Kazakhstani in the seventh of an incredible affair.
Clearly the champion has shrugged off bad back-to-back defeats in 2006 to Audley Harrison (three rounds) and Matt Skelton (when he came in as if he were auditioning for BodyShock and was easily outboxed over 12 rounds by a renowned brawler). It should not be forgotten, Danny holds a four-round knockout of one "Iron" Mike Tyson in the States in 2004 and challenged for the WBC heavyweight title against Ukrainian giant Vitali Klitschko in Las Vegas later that year, losing bravely in eight one-sided rounds.
Been there, got the T-shirt.
McDermott is no Tyson (well, they resemble each other these days) but has certainly improved from his last attempt to win the British title in London in December 2005 when he was blasted in the first round by big Skelton. The blubbery yet talented Essex man looked overawed in his corner before the bell, crossing himself more times than Frank Bruno, and went down four times. He will want to make amends in this one and already has to some extent, having reeled off six wins, including that solid decision over the burly Gammer in a 10-rounder last September in Sheffield and a second-round blasting of the dangerous yet perenially frail Pele Reid to lift the vacant English belt in April at York Hall.
The 27-year-old son of former wildly exciting heavyweight pro Stan McDermott boxes very well and carries a bit of a dig, although not in his dad's league and Danny is by far the bigger puncher of the three. Both champion and challenger, obviously, have Duranesque weight issues.
McDermott possesses enough boxing ability to make life initially difficult for the slow-on-his-feet Williams, who has struggled in the past with clever types such as Michael Sprott and Harrison, and surely has to 'go' some time. Not this time, however. The champion's greater experience, strength and power will surely tell from the middle rounds, and he forces a late stoppage.
Veteran Williams won the title (for the second time) with a nine-round stoppage of previously unbeaten Welshman Scott Gammer last year in Neath - a man McDermott outboxed and outpointed a few months later - then ventured to Switzerland and busted up big-hitting Ukrainian prospect Oleg Platov last December. Although it was ruled a no-decision, the 35-year-old Brixton Bomber was winning and winning in style when cuts saved Platov in the fourth round. Last time out in May Williams ventured to Spain and survived three early knockdowns at the hands of previously unbeaten Konstantin Airich to outlast the dangerous but raw Kazakhstani in the seventh of an incredible affair.
Clearly the champion has shrugged off bad back-to-back defeats in 2006 to Audley Harrison (three rounds) and Matt Skelton (when he came in as if he were auditioning for BodyShock and was easily outboxed over 12 rounds by a renowned brawler). It should not be forgotten, Danny holds a four-round knockout of one "Iron" Mike Tyson in the States in 2004 and challenged for the WBC heavyweight title against Ukrainian giant Vitali Klitschko in Las Vegas later that year, losing bravely in eight one-sided rounds.
Been there, got the T-shirt.
McDermott is no Tyson (well, they resemble each other these days) but has certainly improved from his last attempt to win the British title in London in December 2005 when he was blasted in the first round by big Skelton. The blubbery yet talented Essex man looked overawed in his corner before the bell, crossing himself more times than Frank Bruno, and went down four times. He will want to make amends in this one and already has to some extent, having reeled off six wins, including that solid decision over the burly Gammer in a 10-rounder last September in Sheffield and a second-round blasting of the dangerous yet perenially frail Pele Reid to lift the vacant English belt in April at York Hall.
The 27-year-old son of former wildly exciting heavyweight pro Stan McDermott boxes very well and carries a bit of a dig, although not in his dad's league and Danny is by far the bigger puncher of the three. Both champion and challenger, obviously, have Duranesque weight issues.
McDermott possesses enough boxing ability to make life initially difficult for the slow-on-his-feet Williams, who has struggled in the past with clever types such as Michael Sprott and Harrison, and surely has to 'go' some time. Not this time, however. The champion's greater experience, strength and power will surely tell from the middle rounds, and he forces a late stoppage.
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
after watching there last fights you have to fancy Mcdermott his defence is so much better and he has the confidance now????DIRT SUGAR wrote:Danny in one round. Put a tenner on it at least. McDermott's not, never will be in Danny's league. Total blowout. John will be gone moment he gets tagged. He wouldn't even spar with Danny now he thinks he can beat him for real?!
i think williams is losing his punch resistance and it would only be time before he walks on to a straight right and gets ko'd
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Nope. Danny has McDermott's number and both guys know it. KO1 or 2 the latest.
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
With special guest referee...bennie wrote:British heavyweight champion Danny Williams defends against English champion "Big Bad" John McDermott at the Goresbrook Leisure Centre in Dagenham on July 18.
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Bloody hell, how long is it since he fought Laszcano?ebeneezer wrote:With special guest referee...bennie wrote:British heavyweight champion Danny Williams defends against English champion "Big Bad" John McDermott at the Goresbrook Leisure Centre in Dagenham on July 18.
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
explain pleaseDIRT SUGAR wrote:Nope. Danny has McDermott's number and both guys know it. KO1 or 2 the latest.
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Khaosai-Galaxy
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
I wonder if Danny will even bother to turn up
Williams sparks Big John out in 2 mins, no?
Williams sparks Big John out in 2 mins, no?
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DavidPayne
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
One would assume so.
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DavidPayne
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Big John is actually on ever around the 18stone mark isn't he?
I know Danny can come in a bit Barry White.....but John is just a wobbly 250 doesnt he?
I know Danny can come in a bit Barry White.....but John is just a wobbly 250 doesnt he?
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6/4 on the scales breaking on Betfair.boxrec wrote:Cant wait for the weigh ins lol. 20 stone each? its possible
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If Danny turns up, most likely an early KO.
But we know Danny has a reputation to know put his heart, time and effort into fighting and training...
But we know Danny has a reputation to know put his heart, time and effort into fighting and training...
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
DW "That wasnt the real Danny Williams in there tonight"
JR "who was it then?"
DW "Dr Budd Butters M.D"
JR "what an odd remark Danny"
DW "Yes, yes it was"
and so on
JR "who was it then?"
DW "Dr Budd Butters M.D"
JR "what an odd remark Danny"
DW "Yes, yes it was"
and so on
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
He highly rates any Nigerian fighter, does the same with Sam Peter.Terry D wrote:He bores me to tears. I think Witter is #1 in that club, although according to Olu's online voicebox Witter is ducking himWales wrote:Olusugens crap if the opponents crap
#1 in the who the eff needs him club
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
bills not good enough even for dagenham
prob very quick Ko for Danny
prob very quick Ko for Danny
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Well your wrong with the statement that McDermott wouldn't even spar with Williams because they have sparred loads of times so I dont know where you got that info fromDIRT SUGAR wrote:Danny in one round. Put a tenner on it at least. McDermott's not, never will be in Danny's league. Total blowout. John will be gone moment he gets tagged. He wouldn't even spar with Danny now he thinks he can beat him for real?!
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
nothing to lose ??? so what
hes fat slow and dsnt have a boxing brain
hes fat slow and dsnt have a boxing brain
Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
Have you got a massive hatred towards McDermott by the way you have to be so abusive about it? And slow? I dont think so, not sure many would agree with you there that he is slow, he has quick hands for a 'fat' heavyweight, and you have to have some kind of boxing brain to became an ABA champion, well I thought he showed good hand speed and decent boxing brain in his last fight againts Pele Reid, one Im sure you either predicted he'd lose or wanted him to because of your obvious dislike towards himfunso banjo baby wrote:nothing to lose ??? so what
hes fat slow and dsnt have a boxing brain
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Marc . wrote:Have you got a massive hatred towards McDermott by the way you have to be so abusive about it? And slow? I dont think so, not sure many would agree with you there that he is slow, he has quick hands for a 'fat' heavyweight, and you have to have some kind of boxing brain to became an ABA champion, well I thought he showed good hand speed and decent boxing brain in his last fight againts Pele Reid, one Im sure you either predicted he'd lose or wanted him to because of your obvious dislike towards himfunso banjo baby wrote:nothing to lose ??? so what
hes fat slow and dsnt have a boxing brain
Your right Marc, won the ABA's in about 10 Amatuer fight..
For a fat fella his Hand speed is very Fast, He was'nt given a chance against Gammer and some people questioned him against Reid.. I wouldnt be shocked if he causes an upset and i hope it does
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Re: Danny Williams v John McDermott - July 18th - Anyone going?
yeh, but is anybody going?