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Anzi wrote:I can't understand the problem, Danny is well matched lately, his last two opponents have not been near his level, his level now, he is earning his money and keeping in shape, he has admitted he is not championship level anymore and is cashing in on his name, the best way he knows how, good luck to him.

That's probably what Greg Page's backslappers said. In his prime, Page would have played with Dale Crowe. When they fought in 2001, it was ten hard rounds that left him with internal bleeding in his brain. The rest is history.

Danny needs to retire for the sake of his own health. He is playing Russian roulette by carrying on.

I guess none of you have seen Grudge Match then lol.

Anzi wrote:I guess none of you have seen Grudge Match then lol.

Seen it, not bad suppose

palooka wrote:

mimmy123 wrote:

Anzi wrote:I can't understand the problem, Danny is well matched lately, his last two opponents have not been near his level, his level now, he is earning his money and keeping in shape, he has admitted he is not championship level anymore and is cashing in on his name, the best way he knows how, good luck to him.

Granted, good luck to him but whos going to come out of the woodwork when hes in a coma on life support?

I bumped into Jason Rushton this morning; Danny Williams is playing a dangerous game, money (and school fees) isn't (aren't) everything.

Hows his dad John, Palooka, still into boxing at armthorpe?

Danny's next leg of his extended 'European Tour' is in Poland on 1 Feb - 8 x 3s - against Andrzej Wawrzyk