nickd wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:Even if they ain't world class they have the tools to beat Valuev. 8)
Even RUIZ schooled Valuev.

How did he school him? Have you seen the fight it was pretty close could have gone either way how that is a schooling is beyond me.
Ruiz has beaten far better fighters than both Williams and Skelton have, their records are not even close to comparable. I don't think Williams would beat Valuev, Skelton possibly but I'd still make Valuev favourite over both.
From what I saw Valuev mostly though the jab and lacked any serious combinations while Ruiz got inside most of the time.
Valuev did what Ruiz used to do most of the time too win!
Even Donald schooled him.
Not on about records? But Danny could beat Ruiz and in the right shape and mind he'd beat Valuev who can;t even throw a good jab and wouldn't be anything without Sauerland.
Skelton's mauling would trouble him too as he ain't that strong, even Etienne pushed him back!
Not really, Lennox could carry 21 stone without looking too bad.
Errrm he was big at 18 stone, 21 would look even heavier on him!
Ruiz might beat Danny and Skelton but he wouldn't with that mauling style he could with the clean fighting he did with Valuev and Toney.
I know Meehan's bad but he got robbed against Brewster and Rahman needed 4 rounds! The heavyweight division is so open that Danny has a chance and it's a fat ex middleweight like Toney that most are believing in.
I ain't going off opposition all the time and because of the way and how open the heavyweight division is I won't go off whos fought who either.
Nick, Danny admitted Tyson of the 80's would of beaten him and that Tyson was past it everyone wanted him because of the money and credit they were getting off Tyson nuts.
Although Danny needs to prove himself by fighting his way back, I do think he's underated and if Skelton wins I'll change that view even if I thought he had potential which he does.
Plus he has the punch to change an outcome.