WHAT DANNY DOES NEXT

deadpan · Post by **deadpan** » 02 Aug 2004, 08:37

Good luck to him. He stepped up and delivered, where so many have merely shuddered.

But where should he go next -

Tyson 2?

Holyfield?

Vitali K?

Ruiz?

Brewster?

Byrd?

Harrison?

Hide? (only kidding)

I know some of these are fraught with promotional problems (ie the King fighters) plus Warren supposedly won't deal with WBC.

But in an ideal world, who does he face?

Kilburn · Post by **Kilburn** » 02 Aug 2004, 08:41

I'd like to see him fight Brewster or Ruiz. Both winnable fights.

J · Post by J » 02 Aug 2004, 08:42

Kilburn wrote:I'd like to see him fight Brewster or Ruiz. Both winnable fights.

YIP TOTALLY AGREE. they are two fighters he would stand a good chance of beating.

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 02 Aug 2004, 08:54

Give Danny a winnable fight and he won't perform. Give him Mission Impossible, with nothing to lose, and he's lethal.
Stick him in with Toney.

J · Post by J » 02 Aug 2004, 08:57

no belt on the line again tho? If you weant a difficult fight he ought to fight Vitali surely?
I cant see him winning it though.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 02 Aug 2004, 09:37

bennie wrote:Give Danny a winnable fight and he won't perform. Give him Mission Impossible, with nothing to lose, and he's lethal.
Stick him in with Toney.

I know what you're saying, but maybe this victory will change all that. Toney would be a hard fight for him though. Mind you, if Danny can survive those Tyson bombs you gotta give him a chance against a smaller guy like Toney.

It just proves what I always thought, Danny's chin isn't bad, it's a mental problem.

Ruiz is winnable, so is Brewster, even Byrd is looking very bvulnerable these days.

Vitali K though, no way, though limited, he's too big, tough, relentless and fearless. Vitali doesn't mentally collapse when it gets hard, in fact, he seems to like it and just fires back even harder