So will it be Skelton or Williams?
So will it be Skelton or Williams?
If Danny Williams is in anything like good shape there is no doubt in my mind he'll win this fight clearly. The British champ has very little snap or accuracy on his punches after the first round, and it's only a matter of time before someone with a half decent technique properly punishes him on the inside when he approaches with that clumbsy style.
But is Williams in good shape? He's saying the right things at least, it'll be interesting to see on the night. Certainly the fighter who turned up for Audley won't be able to keep Skelton off him. But I suspect we'll see a big difference. He knew Harrison has always had zero stamina, Skelton at least will keep pushing himself forward no matter how knackered he is.
But is Williams in good shape? He's saying the right things at least, it'll be interesting to see on the night. Certainly the fighter who turned up for Audley won't be able to keep Skelton off him. But I suspect we'll see a big difference. He knew Harrison has always had zero stamina, Skelton at least will keep pushing himself forward no matter how knackered he is.
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Twinkle Toes
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I think Skelton will out work him over the 12 round distance - For whatever reasons Williams never seems to be at one with boxing, whether that be mentally or physically.
The shape he turned up for Harrison was diabolical, and he was fortunate that a lot of people where more happy to discuss Harrison losing rather than focus on how unprepared and unprofessional he was in his preperation.
On saying that he has way more ability than Skelton but I don't see him using it to his advanatge when the big night arrives.
The shape he turned up for Harrison was diabolical, and he was fortunate that a lot of people where more happy to discuss Harrison losing rather than focus on how unprepared and unprofessional he was in his preperation.
On saying that he has way more ability than Skelton but I don't see him using it to his advanatge when the big night arrives.
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If Williams is in any shape whatsoever then it should be good, although I'd say it would go to a decision.
If Williams employs the Kipling cake tactics again, then Skelton will stop him in 6-8 comfortably. Aubrey had a chance to stop Williams in the 11th, and that was after about 3 punches the previous 10 rounds.
I'll still stick with Skelton
If Williams employs the Kipling cake tactics again, then Skelton will stop him in 6-8 comfortably. Aubrey had a chance to stop Williams in the 11th, and that was after about 3 punches the previous 10 rounds.
I'll still stick with Skelton
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Slapsie Maxie
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a "can't fight" fighter Vs a "can't train" fighter
If Williams has any shred of self worth left after dropping out last time and basing his training camp in Betty's Tea rooms last time out, I think he could stop Skelton
As it is, every time a fighter utters the words "I am in the best shape of my life" you know they are in no such thing. So, I pick Skelton to maul himself to an ugly win by a stoppage
Slapsie
If Williams has any shred of self worth left after dropping out last time and basing his training camp in Betty's Tea rooms last time out, I think he could stop Skelton
As it is, every time a fighter utters the words "I am in the best shape of my life" you know they are in no such thing. So, I pick Skelton to maul himself to an ugly win by a stoppage
Slapsie
because Skelton manages to smother most of his opponents work (he has done to date anyway, admittedly at a lower class than Danny), so I think that the fight will be predominantly scored on workrate and Skeltons workrate is phenomenal for a HWMax Molyneux wrote:How can you say that?
Dudes skills are limited.
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Other than Sprott most of those guys were fat cruiserweights!Chambers2 wrote:because Skelton manages to smother most of his opponents work (he has done to date anyway, admittedly at a lower class than Danny), so I think that the fight will be predominantly scored on workrate and Skeltons workrate is phenomenal for a HWMax Molyneux wrote:How can you say that?
Dudes skills are limited.
Krence was outboxing him till Skelton bust his ribs and he lacked power.
That Big bob guy rocked Skelton too so Danny definately could.
My pick is for Danny to win by late KO, but I think that if it goes the distance then Skelton will win on points. I have been wrong ONCE before thoughMax Molyneux wrote:Other than Sprott most of those guys were fat cruiserweights!Chambers2 wrote:because Skelton manages to smother most of his opponents work (he has done to date anyway, admittedly at a lower class than Danny), so I think that the fight will be predominantly scored on workrate and Skeltons workrate is phenomenal for a HWMax Molyneux wrote:How can you say that?
Dudes skills are limited.
Krence was outboxing him till Skelton bust his ribs and he lacked power.
That Big bob guy rocked Skelton too so Danny definately could.
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