Williams to retire if he loses to Skelton
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kevin
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Williams to retire if he loses to Skelton
Just back from the press conference, Williams announced if he is beaten fairly by Skelton that it will be 'Goodbye Danny Williams'.
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Slapsie Maxie
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I always tip people to beat Skelton and he always wins and always looks really ugly doing it.
Fair enough, if he beats Williams, then DW has nowhere to go except perhaps fighting a lower grade of fighter like Mike Tyson
I suspect he DW just has too much for Skelton though
Wonder who the other big match up is
Slapsie
Fair enough, if he beats Williams, then DW has nowhere to go except perhaps fighting a lower grade of fighter like Mike Tyson
I suspect he DW just has too much for Skelton though
Wonder who the other big match up is
Slapsie
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jomothepure
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Danny's left himself a loophole there though. "If I'm beaten fairly"
Suppose he couldn't quibble if it was a knock down. I'm just worried about Danny mentally. He says he's still confident after losing to Klitchko, but I'm not too sure. I'd like to see him win this one though.
The other big fight will feature Audley Harrison - 'big head'-to head clash.
Suppose he couldn't quibble if it was a knock down. I'm just worried about Danny mentally. He says he's still confident after losing to Klitchko, but I'm not too sure. I'd like to see him win this one though.
The other big fight will feature Audley Harrison - 'big head'-to head clash.
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Old bones Ian
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Old bones Ian
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Yep, I know Danny isn't the most positive fighter ever, but i just think he's got to much of everything for Skelton.Tantum wrote:Even if Williams isn't?topper123 wrote:I'm very confident about this.
I'd like him to come in lighter than he did Against Klitshcko, i don't think the added weight does him any favours.
I just see him taking out Skelton in 3-4 rounds, as Skelton comes rushing in , Williams needs to get fast shots off.
I've nothing against Skelton and think he's done really well for himself, and i like him even more for throwing the WBU shite away and keeping the British title, but i just see Danny doing a number on him.
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Manos de Oro
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Skelton will be 'exposed' (though I don't know how you can say that when we already know his limitations) and probably TKO'd at some point in this short, vibrant career of is.
But I don't think it will be Danny Williams that does it.
I think the 'old' (yeah, right) Danny Williams will turn up for this one and lose accordingly. Maybe a stoppage, but I'm going for a clear Skelton points win in an ugly, ugly fight.
But I don't think it will be Danny Williams that does it.
I think the 'old' (yeah, right) Danny Williams will turn up for this one and lose accordingly. Maybe a stoppage, but I'm going for a clear Skelton points win in an ugly, ugly fight.
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Old bones Ian
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I really dont think Williams is that good at all, this is a 50-50 fight. But I have a feeling Williams might fall apart when he cant discourage Skelton. I'll swing towards Skelton but not with any conviction. Williams' workrate just isnt that good although he may be able to outbox Skelton at times I doubt he can do it often enough to win most of the rounds, Skelton throws a lot of leather and Williams doesnt like a fast pace.
You'd have to expect Danny to pull it off.
Skelton's match is a better boxer who is strong enough not to be totally overwhelmed.
Bob Mivrovic gave Skelton a tough time before his arse gave out.
I've got a feeling that Danny will fight fire with fire to attempt to show he's a class apart. He'd have to give a particularly listless performance like the last Sprott fight for Danny to lose.
Respect to Skelton for challenging a tough opponent where a win won't even guarantee big doors will open.
Skelton's match is a better boxer who is strong enough not to be totally overwhelmed.
Bob Mivrovic gave Skelton a tough time before his arse gave out.
I've got a feeling that Danny will fight fire with fire to attempt to show he's a class apart. He'd have to give a particularly listless performance like the last Sprott fight for Danny to lose.
Respect to Skelton for challenging a tough opponent where a win won't even guarantee big doors will open.
Can't say I'm surpised with what Williams has said, if he loses to Skelton fairly he has no where to go, retirement would be the best option then. Enjoy his earnings.
To be fair to Williams, the only time he has questioned a loss was vs Sprott - he never questioned the Francis one and that was pretty close.
I cannot see this fight lasting the distance, two big punchers. Skelton lookd like he might have the better chin, but Danny has the better punch.
To be fair to Williams, the only time he has questioned a loss was vs Sprott - he never questioned the Francis one and that was pretty close.
I cannot see this fight lasting the distance, two big punchers. Skelton lookd like he might have the better chin, but Danny has the better punch.
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MightyWarrior
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Williams didnt freeze against Klitschko. He got battered right from the first bell because he was too immobile to get out of the way as he was overweight.leforge wrote:I think Skelton will win because he more hungry. Even though Danny has better boxing skills I can see him freezing again like he did against Klitschko.
Would like to see either fight for the euro title after this one.
If Williams comes into this fight in that sort of shape he is going to get his arse kicked.
Lets hope he loses some of that weight.