Sexton v Williams Announced

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Stiff_jab wrote:Williams has looked like bambi on ice in his last few showings and Sextons jab will tear him apart. 6th round Sexton win.

It was a real shame that this isn't in Norwich any more as with Sexton and the Walsh brothers all on the bill there would have been a massive local interest. Although I feel pretty safe in betting that there will still be a huge turn out of fans from Norfolk.

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I'll second that.
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Happy Slapper wrote:
Stiff_jab wrote:Williams has looked like bambi on ice in his last few showings and Sextons jab will tear him apart. 6th round Sexton win.

It was a real shame that this isn't in Norwich any more as with Sexton and the Walsh brothers all on the bill there would have been a massive local interest. Although I feel pretty safe in betting that there will still be a huge turn out of fans from Norfolk.

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I'll second that.
This could turn out to be the record for the most Norfolk men in London at any one time ever! LOL!
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Happy Slapper wrote:[quote="Tykemania]
He's not in tip top shape, is he - he gassed badly against Rogan under minimal pressure. I also have to say that I did not like how, in their first flight, as soon as he was injured he started sooking to the ref - had Rogan been less of a sporting gentleman, he'd have been finished.
I agree he's not in top shape, but as Carlos pointed out he went to Belfast twice to fight Rogan, has never hit the deck and always comes to fight. His heart can't be questioned. His stamina definitely can.[/quote][/quote]

This comes back to the issue of how Sam behaved in the first Rogan fight - in my opinion he took gamesmanship right to the brink by dropping his gloves and beseeching the referee to help him out, and seeing how things went later on, I'd bet Rogan regrets not giving him a bit right hand to seal the deal. A man with real heart would have rather lost than cowered like that!
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I just hope Sexton blows Williams away. I am sick of seeing DW, he's finished at World and European level; he's never going to do anything; by hanging around he just devalues the British scene.
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terrez wrote:
Happy Slapper wrote:
Stiff_jab wrote:Williams has looked like bambi on ice in his last few showings and Sextons jab will tear him apart. 6th round Sexton win.

It was a real shame that this isn't in Norwich any more as with Sexton and the Walsh brothers all on the bill there would have been a massive local interest. Although I feel pretty safe in betting that there will still be a huge turn out of fans from Norfolk.

:box: :box: :box:
I'll second that.
This could turn out to be the record for the most Norfolk men in London at any one time ever! LOL!


The Walshes took 300 from Cromer for their debut, and about 250+ mixed in with Sextons fans for his fights against Chisora. I'm very much looking forward to the 13th though.
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leforge wrote:This on tv as 13th a saturday? Awful fight williams should retire rather than lose to someone like sexton

He's lost to people a lot worse than Sexton.. Sam is a good fighter with good skills!! You don't find many heavyweights with Sam's speed,Skill and combinations either, He's really come on in the last 12 months and has really dedicated himself and it's starting show in his results now!!

Good Luck to him.. :TU:
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skelp wrote:I just hope Sexton blows Williams away. I am sick of seeing DW, he's finished at World and European level; he's never going to do anything; by hanging around he just devalues the British scene.
Williams has already provided us with many an entertaining fight and some cracking moments. He's never going to do anything, maybe not now, but he has already done plenty.

No fan of British Boxing would ever wish to see Danny Williams, and a clearly shot Danny Williams, 'blown away'.

Sexton should beat him but I hope Danny goes out and gives it a real big last effort.

I like Sexton. The fact he has trawled all over Europe seeking out quality sparring is very impressive.
For his relatively young age he has a good deal of experience already and becoming British Champ will only boost his confidence further.
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yiddo14 wrote: No fan of British Boxing would ever wish to see Danny Williams, and a clearly shot Danny Williams, 'blown away'.
I am a fan of British Boxing, but; not of Danny Williams. I've always thought of him as lazy, lacking motivation. The writing was on the wall as far back as his loss to Julius Francis. And don't mention the Tyson no-show, Mike's knee beat him that night - not DW.
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skelp wrote:
yiddo14 wrote: No fan of British Boxing would ever wish to see Danny Williams, and a clearly shot Danny Williams, 'blown away'.
I am a fan of British Boxing, but; not of Danny Williams. I've always thought of him as lazy, lacking motivation. The writing was on the wall as far back as his loss to Julius Francis. And don't mention the Tyson no-show, Mike's knee beat him that night - not DW.
Thats fair enough, he has been massively frustrating at times over the years but he has gave us a few entertaining nights too(and yes, some pretty dull fights also along the way).

After the Potter fight alone, I can't imagine even his biggest critic would want to see Williams 'blown away' though.

Ideal scenario for me is Williams going out in an exciting fight, maybe pulling off one last win against the odds and then hanging them up for good.
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skelp wrote:And don't mention the Tyson no-show, Mike's knee beat him that night - not DW.
Oh God, you're not one of those, are you?

Give it a few weeks and you'll be saying Danny Green cased his hands in cement when he beat Roy Jones.
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skelp wrote:
yiddo14 wrote: No fan of British Boxing would ever wish to see Danny Williams, and a clearly shot Danny Williams, 'blown away'.
I am a fan of British Boxing, but; not of Danny Williams. I've always thought of him as lazy, lacking motivation. The writing was on the wall as far back as his loss to Julius Francis. And don't mention the Tyson no-show, Mike's knee beat him that night - not DW.
Danny hit him with 25 unanswered punches mate. The knee story was a convenient get out for Shelley Finkel so they could recycle Tyson one last time.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
skelp wrote:
yiddo14 wrote: No fan of British Boxing would ever wish to see Danny Williams, and a clearly shot Danny Williams, 'blown away'.
I am a fan of British Boxing, but; not of Danny Williams. I've always thought of him as lazy, lacking motivation. The writing was on the wall as far back as his loss to Julius Francis. And don't mention the Tyson no-show, Mike's knee beat him that night - not DW.
Danny hit him with 25 unanswered punches mate. The knee story was a convenient get out for Shelley Finkel so they could recycle Tyson one last time.
Exactly. Tyson fought two more rounds, hard, walked down the ring steps and all the way to his dressing room, then the next day we're supposed to buy him being pushed around in a wheelchair?

The "one last time" angle is exactly why I compare it to what Roy Jones is trying to pull about his Danny Green defeat. I just hope that never becomes accepted, like the Tyson excuse.
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RJJ is a bloody cheat, failed a drug test. Well done Danny Green. A concrete win. :lol:
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This is a really good card and hopefully Warren keeps this standard up in 2010, will be great for people watching live too especially if they can get a decent opponent for Mitchell.

heavyweight Sam Sexton vs Danny Williams 12x3

welterweight Kell Brook vs Michael Jennings 12x3

heavyweight Derek Chisora vs Matt Skelton 10x3

lightweight Kevin Mitchell vs TBA 12x3

super bantamweight Michael Walsh vs TBA

super middleweight James DeGale vs TBA

light welterweight Frankie Gavin vs Peter McDonagh

super middleweight Billy Joe Saunders vs TBA

super featherweight Vinny Mitchell vs TBA

lightweight Liam Walsh vs TBA

featherweight Ryan Walsh vs TBA
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
skelp wrote:
yiddo14 wrote: No fan of British Boxing would ever wish to see Danny Williams, and a clearly shot Danny Williams, 'blown away'.
I am a fan of British Boxing, but; not of Danny Williams. I've always thought of him as lazy, lacking motivation. The writing was on the wall as far back as his loss to Julius Francis. And don't mention the Tyson no-show, Mike's knee beat him that night - not DW.
Danny hit him with 25 unanswered punches mate. The knee story was a convenient get out for Shelley Finkel so they could recycle Tyson one last time.
What impressed me most about the Tyson-Williams match up was the fact Danny shipped punches from Tyson that would have blown away any of Britians recent heavyweights, bar Lewis and including Haye, yet he took them and come back and took Tysons heart(fair enough a badly faded Tyson who didn't really want to be fighting, yet he looked well up for it when he was on top)
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is brook - jennings back on then?? thought jennings was injured and brook was now going for a 'wbo eliminator'

get jamie cox in :bag:
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