I actually watched this at the time on a livestream (it cut off after seven rounds) and recall it was for a spurious title of some sort but when I looked today.


Lovely bloke Mr Shaw is:wrighty wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 15:59 https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/23 ... ked-tyson/
He's having another against some guy called John DP Shaw in what I presume is white collar. Mental
Someone posted that about three pages back, but you're right it is mental (and a little sad)wrighty wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 15:59 https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/23 ... ked-tyson/
He's having another against some guy called John DP Shaw in what I presume is white collar. Mental
Our justice system is fornicating laughable. How do you give someone a brain injury and get only 3 years?!dookus wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 16:50Lovely bloke Mr Shaw is:wrighty wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 15:59 https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/23 ... ked-tyson/
He's having another against some guy called John DP Shaw in what I presume is white collar. Mental
https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/19 ... -man-coma/
Most of Williams post Chisora 'career' has been spent wandering around Eastern Europe, so if the fights ever turn up on YouTube the MC's introductions are in the language of the appropriate country and you can guarantee that the only words you understand will be 'Danny Williams, Brixton Bomber, England and ....MIKE TYSON'Syntax Error wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 17:15 Amazing that they're still trying to sell Danny Williams as the man who beat Mike Tyson.
They need to put an asterisk next to that statement.
*Mike Tyson was 38 years old, completely washed up and it was almost 20 years ago!
I was wondering if there is a time limit on the achievement?Syntax Error wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 17:15 Amazing that they're still trying to sell Danny Williams as the man who beat Mike Tyson.
They need to put an asterisk next to that statement.
*Mike Tyson was 38 years old, completely washed up and it was almost 20 years ago!
Shirow wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 23:53I was wondering if there is a time limit on the achievement?Syntax Error wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 17:15 Amazing that they're still trying to sell Danny Williams as the man who beat Mike Tyson.
They need to put an asterisk next to that statement.
*Mike Tyson was 38 years old, completely washed up and it was almost 20 years ago!
It got me to thinking if the a billing of the man who beat Muhammad Ali would sell tickets to casuals and I realised there's only one of those left alive.
Berbick, Frazier, Norton & Spinks are all gone. That just leaves a 73 year old Larry Holmes but I still wouldn't fancy this guy or any other white collar boxer's chances against him.
1143850 wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 22:49Most of Williams post Chisora 'career' has been spent wandering around Eastern Europe, so if the fights ever turn up on YouTube the MC's introductions are in the language of the appropriate country and you can guarantee that the only words you understand will be 'Danny Williams, Brixton Bomber, England and ....MIKE TYSON'Syntax Error wrote: ↑07 Jan 2023, 17:15 Amazing that they're still trying to sell Danny Williams as the man who beat Mike Tyson.
They need to put an asterisk next to that statement.
*Mike Tyson was 38 years old, completely washed up and it was almost 20 years ago!
Because it never really leaves a fighter. Danny Williams just happens to be one of those old school guys that found a different avenue to perpetually stay in the game. Used to be more frequent in the '80s and prior where ex fighters continuously kept fighting in the semi-pro circuit. I can't really knock it if the man is happy I'm reminded of Jem Mace who continued to do boxing exhibitions into his seventies.leejonesjnr wrote: ↑08 Jan 2023, 20:20 But WHY is he doing it?
Not for money.
Not for glory.
What else is there?
Yes that's what he said years ago, they are 18 and 23 now. Even so I can't imagine he's earning a lot fighting unknown fighters in europe once or twice a year.
I think so, I guess if all you’ve ever known is training and boxing and that stops unless you have something to fill the gap it’s hard to walk away. I feel sorry for a lot of fighters, it’s a hard and brutal sport that can result in long term health issues down the line, most don’t earn much money and don’t know anything else. In Danny’s case I don’t really get why he continues as he can’t be earning enough to make a huge difference to his life. I know he done a bodyguard course years ago, surely he’d earn more doing that.stujones wrote: ↑09 Jan 2023, 06:57 I have often wondered about the "addiction " side to boxing. The training is often one of the most routine based training you get. When you see Mike Tyson working the pads now on YouTube it's the same routine practically to the punch that he did in his 20s. Does it become a bit like cigarettes, even though you know its wrong and might not even like it..it is a habit that has been instilled.
For years now he has been boxing people and shows at a level that won’t really leave any money once expenses are covered, he’s not doing it to pay school fees.Controversial wrote: ↑09 Jan 2023, 06:25Yes that's what he said years ago, they are 18 and 23 now. Even so I can't imagine he's earning a lot fighting unknown fighters in europe once or twice a year.
Yeah private school fees are thousands every year, cant see him earning that kind of moneyleejonesjnr wrote: ↑09 Jan 2023, 17:31For years now he has been boxing people and shows at a level that won’t really leave any money once expenses are covered, he’s not doing it to pay school fees.Controversial wrote: ↑09 Jan 2023, 06:25Yes that's what he said years ago, they are 18 and 23 now. Even so I can't imagine he's earning a lot fighting unknown fighters in europe once or twice a year.