Williams vs Harrison
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BubiScholz
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BubiScholz wrote:Here you can find a nice picture of Danny Williams:
http://www.heute.t-online.de/ZDFheute/a ... 2%2C00.htm
<img src="http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news/imag ... jpg"></img>
Krasniqi after he QUIT against Saleta. ;)
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jamesmcdonnell
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OOOOOOOooooooooooooooooooooOOOOo Duckie!007 wrote:BubiScholz wrote:Here you can find a nice picture of Danny Williams:
http://www.heute.t-online.de/ZDFheute/a ... 2%2C00.htm
<img src="http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news/imag ... jpg"></img>
Krasniqi after he QUIT against Saleta. ;)
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BubiScholz
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do you also have one when he knocked him out next time?007 wrote:BubiScholz wrote:Here you can find a nice picture of Danny Williams:
http://www.heute.t-online.de/ZDFheute/a ... 2%2C00.htm
<img src="http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news/imag ... jpg"></img>
Krasniqi after he QUIT against Saleta. ;)
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BubiScholz
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BubiScholz
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DavidPayne
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To be fair.
I think Bubi is actually trying to make a fairly valid point.
He's saying Williams is NOT suddenly a world-class fighter because he beat Tyson.
And he's using the fact he lsot to Sam as evidence of this.
He isn't saying SAM is world-class nor is he saying Krasniqi is.
And he wants us to wait and see if Williams can live up to the hype he created last Friday.
I'm not agreeing with him but its an opinion not without SOME merit, I just think he's had difficulty getting his point across.
I think Bubi is actually trying to make a fairly valid point.
He's saying Williams is NOT suddenly a world-class fighter because he beat Tyson.
And he's using the fact he lsot to Sam as evidence of this.
He isn't saying SAM is world-class nor is he saying Krasniqi is.
And he wants us to wait and see if Williams can live up to the hype he created last Friday.
I'm not agreeing with him but its an opinion not without SOME merit, I just think he's had difficulty getting his point across.
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jamesmcdonnell
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BubiScholz
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DavidPayne
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DavidPayne wrote:To be fair.
I think Bubi is actually trying to make a fairly valid point.
He's saying Williams is NOT suddenly a world-class fighter because he beat Tyson.
And he's using the fact he lsot to Sam as evidence of this.
He isn't saying SAM is world-class nor is he saying Krasniqi is.
And he wants us to wait and see if Williams can live up to the hype he created last Friday.
I'm not agreeing with him but its an opinion not without SOME merit, I just think he's had difficulty getting his point across.
I dont think anyone is saying he is world class on the back of that win, just he is one of the most marketable heavyweights now having beaten Tyson and should be looking at bigger fights than euro/british level to cash in.
In all honesty though how many of the current heavies are what you would consider genuine world class? Not many at all in my opinion.
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BubiScholz
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Maybe not. He definitely needs to capitalise quickly but the division is awful at the moment. Pretty much everyone knows who Buster Douglas is on the back of him beating tyson, he certainly wasnt known to the average Joe beforehand!BubiScholz wrote:he was a noody for the average joe. now his name is known. he must get a fight as fast as possible to make money. in half a year nobody will remember his name again.
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BubiScholz
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the division has nor been better in the last 5 years except Lewis. The best Williams has done was a British Championship.......007 wrote:Maybe not. He definitely needs to capitalise quickly but the division is awful at the moment. Pretty much everyone knows who Buster Douglas is on the back of him beating tyson, he certainly wasnt known to the average Joe beforehand!BubiScholz wrote:he was a noody for the average joe. now his name is known. he must get a fight as fast as possible to make money. in half a year nobody will remember his name again.
I´m interested in what he does next. I predict a loss in his next fight.
Remains to be seen, if his well documented mental problems are finally behind him then he can perhaps be a force in the top 10 that remains to be seen. With his inconsistency in the past though its quite possible he might slip up in his next contest of course.BubiScholz wrote:the division has nor been better in the last 5 years except Lewis. The best Williams has done was a British Championship.......007 wrote:Maybe not. He definitely needs to capitalise quickly but the division is awful at the moment. Pretty much everyone knows who Buster Douglas is on the back of him beating tyson, he certainly wasnt known to the average Joe beforehand!BubiScholz wrote:he was a noody for the average joe. now his name is known. he must get a fight as fast as possible to make money. in half a year nobody will remember his name again.![]()
I´m interested in what he does next. I predict a loss in his next fight.
Perhaps it was the fact that he was written off by everybody for the fight and expected to get KO'd that he fought with no fear or nerves and when is expected to win he will revert to type.
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BubiScholz
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007 wrote:BubiScholz wrote:the division has nor been better in the last 5 years except Lewis. The best Williams has done was a British Championship.......007 wrote: Maybe not. He definitely needs to capitalise quickly but the division is awful at the moment. Pretty much everyone knows who Buster Douglas is on the back of him beating tyson, he certainly wasnt known to the average Joe beforehand!![]()
I´m interested in what he does next. I predict a loss in his next fight.You and DavidPayne are the only ones who post realistic things concerning Williams.
Remains to be seen, if his well documented mental problems are finally behind him then he can perhaps be a force in the top 10 that remains to be seen. With his inconsistency in the past though its quite possible he might slip up in his next contest of course.
Perhaps it was the fact that he was written off by everybody for the fight and expected to get KO'd that he fought with no fear or nerves and when is expected to win he will revert to type.
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jamesmcdonnell
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BubiScholz
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BubiScholz
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