Its Williams v Adnan Serin

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Old bones Ian
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Its Williams v Adnan Serin

Post by Old bones Ian »

Not a tough match for Williams, but i wouldn't have thought it would have been anything else at the last minute.

Adnan Serin got blasted out early a couple of fights ago by Vladimir Virchis, before that he went the distance in losing to Konstantin Onofrei, so going by that i'd be looking for Danny to get him out of there inside of 3 rounds.

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Post by JimJim »

That's not the worst opponent they could have found, he's been on Eurosport a few times and if my memory is correct, he's a bit of a trier. Lets hope he gives it a go against Danny :TU:
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Post by stujones »

I know Danny owes Warren a few favours - but isn't he doing the exact same thing he criticised Skelton for. He said that you cannot expect a heavyweight to fight at 100% in quick succession - so isn't he jeopordising his chances vs Skelton then?
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Post by funso banjo baby »

Williams deserves so much credit for being the most exciting british heavyweight since Lewis !

as for Serin hes short....(5,11) and after a long delay and a blastout by the decent Virchis it remains to be seen whether he has any fire left

his record is good, the two losses to Onofrei and Monse were close hard fights.... he was actually very unlucky to lose the decision to hard hitting southpaw Monse (who went on to wobble Krasnici in a euro bid)



this is either an early blast out for Danny or a tough late round stoppage for Danny but Serin could be a bit of a brute ? we'll see
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