Danny will win one way or another,that i promise.KOJOE90 wrote:So enlighten us, what will happen?HairyBoxe24 wrote:You all know little about boxing if you think dannys gonna lose.
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with inciteful commentary such as that, you have clearly proved your wealth of boxing knowledge.TerribleTerry wrote:HairyBoxe24 wrote:Danny will win one way or another,that i promise.KOJOE90 wrote: So enlighten us, what will happen?
Wasnt tryin to.. everyone was sayin dannys goin to lose,i said he wont.
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With that sort of analysis I just hope you're not in Dannys corner... Danny should win, he's the far superior boxer talent wise, the problem is he's weighing in like a sumo wrestler these days and can only fight for 30 seconds of a round... that maybe good enough against the likes of Audely and he came through in the first Skelton fight but coming in at over 20 stone for the rematch is not going to help him one bit and anyone who thinks it will doesnt know their boxing...HairyBoxe24 wrote:TerribleTerry wrote:with inciteful commentary such as that, you have clearly proved your wealth of boxing knowledge.HairyBoxe24 wrote: Danny will win one way or another,that i promise.[/quote
Wasnt tryin to.. everyone was sayin dannys goin to lose,i said he wont.
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Wow, was that was a poor fight. You can't deny Skelton his moment of glory, but I thought the ring was going to collapse when he started "boxing" (jumping up and down about a foot in the air and throwing dummy shots at the lights, nifty skills, Matt). Williams was dire and should quit. Just make it stop. Shocking television.
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I quite enjoyed the fight - it was engrossing rather than exciting. Mind you, going to the pub first and DVDing the fight may have helped.
Skelton changed his tactics from last time and it paid off - I thought this was an interesting move on his part.
For what it's worth I had Skelton winning by one or two rounds. I thought 3 or 4 rounds were even though. I also thought Skelton was on the verge of throwing it away in the last third of the fight when his work rate dropped and he stopped showing as much lateral movement.
I'm glad Skelton won - Williams has had his chances at the top level, and I'd like to see Skelton have a bash at the top boys. Can't see him beating Valuev (unless he can stick to him and maul for 12 rounds) but I'd give him more of a chance against Rahman.
Finally, can't beleive I didn't take 5/6 on the fight to go more than 10.5 rounds. WTF was I thinking of.
Skelton changed his tactics from last time and it paid off - I thought this was an interesting move on his part.
For what it's worth I had Skelton winning by one or two rounds. I thought 3 or 4 rounds were even though. I also thought Skelton was on the verge of throwing it away in the last third of the fight when his work rate dropped and he stopped showing as much lateral movement.
I'm glad Skelton won - Williams has had his chances at the top level, and I'd like to see Skelton have a bash at the top boys. Can't see him beating Valuev (unless he can stick to him and maul for 12 rounds) but I'd give him more of a chance against Rahman.
Finally, can't beleive I didn't take 5/6 on the fight to go more than 10.5 rounds. WTF was I thinking of.