Danny Williams

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topper123 wrote:Anyone going to the Hatton fight?, could someone pick me up a program, i'll send through payment and a return envelope
no problem mate :TU:
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J wrote:no worries bubi we will send ya to the bar when danny is on to get the beers in so you dont have to watch it! :lol: :lol: :lol:
A bit of advice, avoid the beer in theM.E.N, it tastes like tramps piss. Fizzy trampps piss.
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cheers mate but i know ive been, but what else you supposed to do.
(the bottled stuff is ok though.)

just out of interest how did you manage to carbonate a tramp's piss?
and in fact find a tramp willing to donate :TU: :lol: :lol:
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You'll have to drink that cheap VK shite and risk looking like a girl :)

On the subject of carbonated tramps piss, ask the people who brew 'Rolling Rock', they've got it down to a fine art!
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Kevo wrote:You'll have to drink that cheap VK shite and risk looking like a girl :)

On the subject of carbonated tramps piss, ask the people who brew 'Rolling Rock', they've got it down to a fine art!
Well i normally dress like a gal on sunday so strictly speaking as the fight is on sunday early morning, it wont break my schedule :lol: :lol:


i am joking by the way :lol:
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J wrote:
topper123 wrote:Anyone going to the Hatton fight?, could someone pick me up a program, i'll send through payment and a return envelope
no problem mate :TU:
cheers, i'll give u a shout nearer the time :TU:
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YEAH NO WORRIES MATE!
just gimme a reminder ill pick one up we can sort the rest out later :TU:
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He should have a warm up, then accept a "stepping stone" fight for some up and coming prospect. He can then proceed to kick arse and get himself a softer shot ( see Brewster ).

There's always a few fat, overrated, undermotivated heavy propects floating around to fit the bill ( see Guinn, Nobles etc ).

Then there's always Golota of course - even on Danny's worse night, the Pole would probably get sick of hitting him and vault out of the ring.

Tony Sibson found himself in a similar position a few years back: humiliated in a world title shot, he was brought in as the fall guy for the rising American star John Collins.
Sibbo then ambushed the guy and wacked him out in 2 rounds.

Career: back on course.
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topper123 wrote:
mickeybeard wrote:How about this guy:

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=016778

A draw with Lance Whitaker is his best result, and he's mysteriously ranked No. 8 in the WBO rankings. Could get Danny moving towards what's probably the only winnable 'World' belt out there (WBU/WBF/GBO type silliness aside).
I've seen Austin box a couple of times, throws wide sloppy punches at times, Danny should be beating him easily if he has any world title hopes left

Williams world title hopes were highlighted in december - no hope.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

That was agaisnt Vitali though, Brewster is nowhere near Vitali's level. Golota would probably beat Danny, but his workrate these days is not as high as it was in his prime, and Danny could beat him if he hung around.
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007 wrote:
topper123 wrote:
mickeybeard wrote:How about this guy:

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=016778

A draw with Lance Whitaker is his best result, and he's mysteriously ranked No. 8 in the WBO rankings. Could get Danny moving towards what's probably the only winnable 'World' belt out there (WBU/WBF/GBO type silliness aside).
I've seen Austin box a couple of times, throws wide sloppy punches at times, Danny should be beating him easily if he has any world title hopes left



Williams world title hopes were highlighted in december - no hope.
I don't think that Danny could beat Klitchko if they met again, but losing to the guy isn't the end of the world, depends if Danny wants to take a risk again and get himself back into the heavy picture, If he can get a win against a name opponent, then one of the other title holders might see him as a easy win, and risk there title against him in a voluntary defense. Have to see what shape he comes back in , and whats left after the Klitchko beating.
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In reality Williams is the same Williams who got battered by Samil San and outpointed by Sprott and Francis. On the back of the Tyson win people thought he was world class but the Klitschko fight merely re-emphasised he's a domestic level fighter at best.

I'd pick any genuine top 10 heavyweight to beat him. Brewster he has a chance against but he's surely going to lose against Golota.

Whatever you think of Ruiz, he would pummel Williams to defeat I have no doubts about that and Byrd would make him look ridiculous. That'll all the titles then.

People need to face the fact that Williams has never even won a European title let alone World and I doubt he will ever win either.
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007 wrote:In reality Williams is the same Williams who got battered by Samil San and outpointed by Sprott and Francis. On the back of the Tyson win people thought he was world class but the Klitschko fight merely re-emphasised he's a domestic level fighter at best.

I'd pick any genuine top 10 heavyweight to beat him. Brewster he has a chance against but he's surely going to lose against Golota.

Whatever you think of Ruiz, he would pummel Williams to defeat I have no doubts about that and Byrd would make him look ridiculous. That'll all the titles then.

People need to face the fact that Williams has never even won a European title let alone World and I doubt he will ever win either.
I wouldn't even be confident putting him in with Brewster IMO. He should have been stopped in the first against Klitschko.

Just tells you how far Tyson has gone to lose to Williams.
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I never really rated Danny Williams.
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

He should fight bums until he gets a potential 7figure sum to re-match Tyson. Its a big payday for him. Fights with Audley/Skeleton would be entertainingand winable too.

If I was him I'd get Mikes people on the blower and offer to take a dive against Tyson in April for £1m. It'll increase Tysons stock value, Williams gets a payday and goes back to the British scene to make Skeleton even more ugly :TU:
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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:He should fight bums until he gets a potential 7figure sum to re-match Tyson. Its a big payday for him. Fights with Audley/Skeleton would be entertainingand winable too.

If I was him I'd get Mikes people on the blower and offer to take a dive against Tyson in April for £1m. It'll increase Tysons stock value, Williams gets a payday and goes back to the British scene to make Skeleton even more ugly :TU:

If Williams took a dive it would register on the richter scale.
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007 wrote:In reality Williams is the same Williams who got battered by Samil San and outpointed by Sprott and Francis. On the back of the Tyson win people thought he was world class but the Klitschko fight merely re-emphasised he's a domestic level fighter at best.

I'd pick any genuine top 10 heavyweight to beat him. Brewster he has a chance against but he's surely going to lose against Golota.

Whatever you think of Ruiz, he would pummel Williams to defeat I have no doubts about that and Byrd would make him look ridiculous. That'll all the titles then.

People need to face the fact that Williams has never even won a European title let alone World and I doubt he will ever win either.
Preach it how it is Brother Nick, you tell it like it is bro.
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Goz wrote:
007 wrote:In reality Williams is the same Williams who got battered by Samil San and outpointed by Sprott and Francis. On the back of the Tyson win people thought he was world class but the Klitschko fight merely re-emphasised he's a domestic level fighter at best.

I'd pick any genuine top 10 heavyweight to beat him. Brewster he has a chance against but he's surely going to lose against Golota.

Whatever you think of Ruiz, he would pummel Williams to defeat I have no doubts about that and Byrd would make him look ridiculous. That'll all the titles then.

People need to face the fact that Williams has never even won a European title let alone World and I doubt he will ever win either.
Preach it how it is Brother Nick, you tell it like it is bro.
Danny Williams is fat.

Amen.
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007 wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:He should fight bums until he gets a potential 7figure sum to re-match Tyson. Its a big payday for him. Fights with Audley/Skeleton would be entertainingand winable too.

If I was him I'd get Mikes people on the blower and offer to take a dive against Tyson in April for £1m. It'll increase Tysons stock value, Williams gets a payday and goes back to the British scene to make Skeleton even more ugly :TU:

If Williams took a dive it would register on the richter scale.
Not if he lets Tyson hit him with a haymaker
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Goz wrote:
007 wrote:In reality Williams is the same Williams who got battered by Samil San and outpointed by Sprott and Francis. On the back of the Tyson win people thought he was world class but the Klitschko fight merely re-emphasised he's a domestic level fighter at best.

I'd pick any genuine top 10 heavyweight to beat him. Brewster he has a chance against but he's surely going to lose against Golota.

Whatever you think of Ruiz, he would pummel Williams to defeat I have no doubts about that and Byrd would make him look ridiculous. That'll all the titles then.

People need to face the fact that Williams has never even won a European title let alone World and I doubt he will ever win either.
Preach it how it is Brother Nick, you tell it like it is bro.
goz are you training to be a monk mate? :lol: :TU:
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J wrote:
Goz wrote:
007 wrote:In reality Williams is the same Williams who got battered by Samil San and outpointed by Sprott and Francis. On the back of the Tyson win people thought he was world class but the Klitschko fight merely re-emphasised he's a domestic level fighter at best.

I'd pick any genuine top 10 heavyweight to beat him. Brewster he has a chance against but he's surely going to lose against Golota.

Whatever you think of Ruiz, he would pummel Williams to defeat I have no doubts about that and Byrd would make him look ridiculous. That'll all the titles then.

People need to face the fact that Williams has never even won a European title let alone World and I doubt he will ever win either.
Preach it how it is Brother Nick, you tell it like it is bro.
goz are you training to be a monk mate? :lol: :TU:

Bald patch? :wink:
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Post by J »

not yet but tis in the post. :lol:
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Fed-ex too... :TU:

Mind you, I'm not far behind....thinning like a bastard. :cry:
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Post by J »

you are considerably more bald than i am james.

you are living in denial if you dont recognise this. :lol: :lol:
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Danny said he would have a rematch with Tyson but howcome Tyson's only had a rematch with Holyfield the other 3 people that beat him he never had a rematch with.
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