I'll end up getting it on the grounds that I'll get my mates to chip in so it'll cost me nowt. One of the good things about Tyson fights: you can always get part-timers to cough up to watch them.
Hopefully it's a good undercard.
Williams in confident mood?
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What on just that fight or the whole evenings action? Can't believe anyone would have gone against Naz in that one. Sure it turned out to be a up & downer but the Prince had just looked at his most impressive against Badillo. It was supposed to be a blow out.knockout artist wrote: Hamed - Kelley was on a Friday night. I lost a fair bit of cash on that one.
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I think I got 11/2 on Kelley, whom I have always been fond of.Kilburn wrote:What on just that fight or the whole evenings action? Can't believe anyone would have gone against Naz in that one. Sure it turned out to be a up & downer but the Prince had just looked at his most impressive against Badillo. It was supposed to be a blow out.knockout artist wrote: Hamed - Kelley was on a Friday night. I lost a fair bit of cash on that one.
I thought Kelley was the fastest and best puncher Hamed had faced at the time, and suspected an upset.
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Re: Williams in confident mood?
Talk is cheap a month before the fight.glittermonkey wrote:I guess the question is, how much does he actually believe he can beat Tyson, and how much of this confidence just bravado?
Unfortunatly I believe Danny Williams will freeze either in the dressing room, walking to the ring, or when Tyson first lands a punch.
I hope I am wrong but doubt Williams will last more than 3/4 rounds even against a shot Tyson.