Danny Williams retires
Re: Danny Williams retires
Danny claims this was his retirement fight. Let’s see if he pops up again. For anyone desperate for some high quality fight action, this is not it…
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leejonesjnr
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Re: Danny Williams retires
Not unless they are lecturers
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Redback Rasta
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Re: Danny Williams retires
Let's hope he stays retired.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Its in a bloidy gymnasium. What did he get for that fight, 50 quid and a fish supper?
He looks really skinny there.
Please god, call it a day.
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leejonesjnr
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He looks in great shape but he can barely stand up. It’s a shame that he is still doing this, I’d really like to know the reason why (it’s not money).jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 02:55Its in a bloidy gymnasium. What did he get for that fight, 50 quid and a fish supper?
He looks really skinny there.
Please god, call it a day.
The organisers here couldn’t even be bothered to take the punch bags down. I remember seeing a video of Robert Stieglitz fighting in a floor mounted ring with a couple of people leaning against the wall in what looks like a small gym on a high street literally one fight after boxing Abraham in an arena for the WBO World Championship
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It's sad to see, he looks old and expressionless. I can't work out how he's making money out of these fights either, he can't be getting a lot for them and by the time he's paid travelling and other expenses there won't be much left.
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jamesmcdonnell
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I actually think he looks quite bad, he seems to have lost a huge amount of muscle mass.leejonesjnr wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 10:10He looks in great shape but he can barely stand up. It’s a shame that he is still doing this, I’d really like to know the reason why (it’s not money).jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 02:55Its in a bloidy gymnasium. What did he get for that fight, 50 quid and a fish supper?
He looks really skinny there.
Please god, call it a day.
The organisers here couldn’t even be bothered to take the punch bags down. I remember seeing a video of Robert Stieglitz fighting in a floor mounted ring with a couple of people leaning against the wall in what looks like a small gym on a high street literally one fight after boxing Abraham in an arena for the WBO World Championship
Clearly his balance is gone, and has been for some time - neurological damage, or maybe damage to his inner ear, which is not unheard of.
Another thing - how fcking big is that ref - he makes Danny and the other bloke look like middleweights!
Danny is 6 foot 3 from memory, he must be 6 foot 7 or more than ref,
Ah right, no it was the camera angle it's filmed from.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Danny Williams retires
This thread was started in September 2020 when Danny announced his ‘retirement’ (which certainly wasn’t the first time even then). I really do hope he finally means it now.
Re: Danny Williams retires
Really hope this is Danny’s swan song.
Good guy
Super talented as a youngster
Total belief wasn’t there. He had all the tools but confidence in himself was lacking.
Jimmy Mc tried to get him there. Just didn’t stick.
The Potter fight though is still a fav of mine.
Forget the Tyson fight. That is just a highlight reel moment. A shell of the man.
Saw Danny a few times. Great night at York Hall. Think he beat N’Gou.
Martin Power was on the card. Kevin Mitchell, Lee Beavis, John McDermott and a Turkish fella, Kazaz. His supporters were rocking it in the mezzanine.
Great night. Jim Watt and Johnny were absolute gentlemen mixing with the fans.
Great memories.
Good retirement Danny and thank you
Good guy
Super talented as a youngster
Total belief wasn’t there. He had all the tools but confidence in himself was lacking.
Jimmy Mc tried to get him there. Just didn’t stick.
The Potter fight though is still a fav of mine.
Forget the Tyson fight. That is just a highlight reel moment. A shell of the man.
Saw Danny a few times. Great night at York Hall. Think he beat N’Gou.
Martin Power was on the card. Kevin Mitchell, Lee Beavis, John McDermott and a Turkish fella, Kazaz. His supporters were rocking it in the mezzanine.
Great night. Jim Watt and Johnny were absolute gentlemen mixing with the fans.
Great memories.
Good retirement Danny and thank you
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Re: Danny Williams retires
I know
Just hope the guy listens to his body and his real
Friends
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leejonesjnr
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He is much slimmer than ever before but his figure looks goodjamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 10:58I actually think he looks quite bad, he seems to have lost a huge amount of muscle mass.leejonesjnr wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 10:10He looks in great shape but he can barely stand up. It’s a shame that he is still doing this, I’d really like to know the reason why (it’s not money).jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 02:55
Its in a bloidy gymnasium. What did he get for that fight, 50 quid and a fish supper?
He looks really skinny there.
Please god, call it a day.
The organisers here couldn’t even be bothered to take the punch bags down. I remember seeing a video of Robert Stieglitz fighting in a floor mounted ring with a couple of people leaning against the wall in what looks like a small gym on a high street literally one fight after boxing Abraham in an arena for the WBO World Championship
Clearly his balance is gone, and has been for some time - neurological damage, or maybe damage to his inner ear, which is not unheard of.
Another thing - how fcking big is that ref - he makes Danny and the other bloke look like middleweights!
Danny is 6 foot 3 from memory, he must be 6 foot 7 or more than ref,
Ah right, no it was the camera angle it's filmed from.
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I guess at his age he's lost a lot of muscle mass, but it does look quite drastic, Danny was always a big man.leejonesjnr wrote: ↑15 Jul 2023, 08:23He is much slimmer than ever before but his figure looks goodjamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 10:58I actually think he looks quite bad, he seems to have lost a huge amount of muscle mass.leejonesjnr wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 10:10
He looks in great shape but he can barely stand up. It’s a shame that he is still doing this, I’d really like to know the reason why (it’s not money).
The organisers here couldn’t even be bothered to take the punch bags down. I remember seeing a video of Robert Stieglitz fighting in a floor mounted ring with a couple of people leaning against the wall in what looks like a small gym on a high street literally one fight after boxing Abraham in an arena for the WBO World Championship
Clearly his balance is gone, and has been for some time - neurological damage, or maybe damage to his inner ear, which is not unheard of.
Another thing - how fcking big is that ref - he makes Danny and the other bloke look like middleweights!
Danny is 6 foot 3 from memory, he must be 6 foot 7 or more than ref,
Ah right, no it was the camera angle it's filmed from.
Anyway, he really really needs to jack it in, I'm sure quite a lot of damage has already been done, but if he ships any more punishment at this stage, his deterioration will accelerate rapidly.
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leejonesjnr
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Re: Danny Williams retires
Indeed, anyone booking or boxing him now is taking advantage in a very dreadful way and nothing good is coming from any contest.jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑15 Jul 2023, 08:35I guess at his age he's lost a lot of muscle mass, but it does look quite drastic, Danny was always a big man.leejonesjnr wrote: ↑15 Jul 2023, 08:23He is much slimmer than ever before but his figure looks goodjamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 10:58
I actually think he looks quite bad, he seems to have lost a huge amount of muscle mass.
Clearly his balance is gone, and has been for some time - neurological damage, or maybe damage to his inner ear, which is not unheard of.
Another thing - how fcking big is that ref - he makes Danny and the other bloke look like middleweights!
Danny is 6 foot 3 from memory, he must be 6 foot 7 or more than ref,
Ah right, no it was the camera angle it's filmed from.
Anyway, he really really needs to jack it in, I'm sure quite a lot of damage has already been done, but if he ships any more punishment at this stage, his deterioration will accelerate rapidly.
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Re: Danny Williams retires
When you find yourself trapped in a corner, Danny Williams 6foot three. Shipping lots of right hands. Let it be.
And in his hour of darkness, he got knocked clean out by Auderley. Shipping lots of left hands, let it be.
Let it be. Let it be. Let it be. Let it be.
And in his hour of darkness, he got knocked clean out by Auderley. Shipping lots of left hands, let it be.
Let it be. Let it be. Let it be. Let it be.
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HomicideHenry
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Re: Danny Williams retires
That first knock down it looked like the guy went down on purpose. Then Williams hurt him bad for making it look like crap.
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Floydendizer
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The journey continues tomorrow in Estonia, Danny boxing a guy 8 - 0 with 8 by stoppage, who gives a license at 50 years old ???
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he now fights in gymnasiums
before a crowd of maybe 3
for fecks sake Danny Williams
let it be
before a crowd of maybe 3
for fecks sake Danny Williams
let it be
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I think I've already said in this thread I remember watching him coming up when I was a kid, I'm late 40's now. ![[icon_e_sad.gif] :verysad:](./images/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif)
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The chap also beat the opponent Williams beat last time outFloydendizer wrote: ↑25 Aug 2023, 15:40 The journey continues tomorrow in Estonia, Danny boxing a guy 8 - 0 with 8 by stoppage, who gives a license at 50 years old ???
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margaret thatcher
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gotta put the grand kids through school
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Nightmare Roy
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How much can he be getting paid for these fights though? Surely be better getting a job in london.
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Boxings probably all he knows. Does he had sponsors?Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 03:17How much can he be getting paid for these fights though? Surely be better getting a job in london.
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But you can make 5-600 a week just as a security guard in a shop or office block, without getting hurt, surly that would be a better optionRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 03:48Boxings probably all he knows. Does he had sponsors?Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 03:17How much can he be getting paid for these fights though? Surely be better getting a job in london.
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I imagine he works too