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Posted: 02 Aug 2004, 11:35
by NickR
http://www.skysports.com/skysports/arti ... 59,00.html

Danny Williams' trainer Jim McDonnell has rejected Audley Harrison as a possible opponent for his man, describing the Olympic champion as 'Second Division'.

Posted: 02 Aug 2004, 11:44
by Lenny
He's right. At the moment Harrison is domestic level and Danny is in the mix on the world scene.
For some reason, dunno why but I would prefer to see Danny fight Vitali than Ruiz, gut feeling is that it's a better fight for him.
Although my gut feeling is usually crap

Fingers crossed that Danny can win his next couple of fights and by that time Audley has actually started steping up in comp

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 04:45
by BubiScholz
Lenny Albert wrote:He's right. At the moment Harrison is domestic level and Danny is in the mix on the world scene.
For some reason, dunno why but I would prefer to see Danny fight Vitali than Ruiz, gut feeling is that it's a better fight for him.
Although my gut feeling is usually crap

Fingers crossed that Danny can win his next couple of fights and by that time Audley has actually started steping up in comp
Klitschko would kill Williams and has regarding money no interest to fight him.

What about a rematch with Sam? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 05:15
by Lenny
Maybe but I think Danny might have a good chance of busting klit up on the inside.
And I don't think he is going to get a much better money fight than the guy who beat Tyson, esp as King fighters aren't gonna fight him

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 05:36
by BubiScholz
Lenny Albert wrote:Maybe but I think Danny might have a good chance of busting klit up on the inside.
And I don't think he is going to get a much better money fight than the guy who beat Tyson, esp as King fighters aren't gonna fight him
Vitali is going for Baby Mesi or Toney. Williams must prove if he is a new top ten boxer first to get a title spot. Wiliams could go for Gomez, where he would lose clearly. Or what about the Tuaman? He could send another old guy to retirement?

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 05:41
by jamesmcdonnell
Mesi won't be fighting again, certainly not until he produces the medical reports to the Nevada state athletic commission, who have suspended him indefinetly.

Toney is scheduled to take a warm up against Rydell Booker.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 05:43
by jamesmcdonnell
Lenny Albert wrote:Maybe but I think Danny might have a good chance of busting klit up on the inside.
And I don't think he is going to get a much better money fight than the guy who beat Tyson, esp as King fighters aren't gonna fight him
I know Klitchsko looks vulnerable, but he's very very tough, and he hits hard, though not with amazing technique. Danny would have a chance, but I think Vitali is just too tough and strong.

However, who knows just how good Danny will be in his next fight?

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 05:46
by lirva33
:lol: :lol:

Danny would be seriously pulverised by Klitschko, by either Klitschko. People forget just how poor Danny is right now but once again it will show when he faces someone good.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 05:49
by Lenny
I think going in with Klit and looking good which I think he would, win or lose would keep him in the mix more so than being stuck in a bore with Ruiz in a fight I really see him losing.
I agree klitchsko is tough, but with Danny's confidence sky high and a fairly static robotic target to get on the inside of, i think he will have sucess. klitchsko I think is still well beatable, losing to a fat, out of condition Lewis and beating old Sanders and a terrible Johnson hasn't really impressed me.
Maybe i'm deluding myself...

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:15
by BubiScholz
Williams has won against a 38-year-old-guy who made his last top fight rather 15 years ago. Since then he was getting worse and worse. this is reality. Williams would make the most money with a rematch if Tyson is stupid enough to come back in the ring. Another option would be a fight on the isle vs. Superhype Harrison for a lot of pounds. I pray for the last option. then one hype is over.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:16
by REAL_DEAL
Harrison said he would fight Williams for his fist fight and backed out.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:16
by J
sheesh here we go again and what exactly are you doing with you over the top support of Krasniqi Bubi, not hyping him at all mate are ya :lol: :roll: :lol:

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:22
by BubiScholz
J wrote:sheesh here we go again and what exactly are you doing with you over the top support of Krasniqi Bubi, not hyping him at all mate are ya :lol: :roll: :lol:
Luan is a little hyped by me. But he holds a real good belt, Superhype Harison and Megahype Williams not. :lol: :lol: :lol:

but, dude, please don´t take it so serious. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:25
by J
A little, i like that :lol: :TU:

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:30
by REAL_DEAL
BubiScholz would you rather of hold the european now or just beat up mike tyson getting a hige money fight next?

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:43
by BubiScholz
I don´t think Williams gets a huge money fight outside of England. Boxing experts don´t give a fornicate on Tyson for many years. So they don´t give a fornicate on Williams now. It is in Britain very important because after the retirement of LL there was a lack of real good heavies.

What about a fight vs. Sam at the 4th September? He is looking for an opponent. I would bet huge money on a KO for Sam. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:48
by J
mate that simply isnt true.
if you dont care about top ten fighters then you shouldnt comment.
I agree that tyson isnt the force he was but out side vitali the the rest of the champs are emmenantly beatable.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 06:49
by jamesmcdonnell
What the fornicate are you on about mate, seriously, you really are talking some shit. Maxboxing has had story after story on Tyson, there were four interviews with him prior to the fight and video footage of him training, how many other fighters get that much coverage, answer, none.

The English newspapers, which usually don't give a shit about boxing, have all carried news of Danny's victory?

Why do you think that is? Simple, Tyson is the best known name in boxing, even now, never mind the fact that he is a shell of what he was, his name was such they were charging $1500 a ticket for a ringside seat for a non-title 10 rounder against a guy nobody had heard of.

Anyone who beats Tyson goes on to make money, even at this stage of his career.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 07:01
by BubiScholz
J wrote:mate that simply isnt true.
if you dont care about top ten fighters then you shouldnt comment.
I agree that tyson isnt the force he was but out side vitali the the rest of the champs are emmenantly beatable.
Williams is just a top ten fighter in Europe. He should fight Sam again and prove if he has improved......

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 07:01
by REAL_DEAL
Douglas made something silly like 20 million dollars for a fight against Holyfield.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 07:05
by jamesmcdonnell
BubiScholz wrote:
J wrote:mate that simply isnt true.
if you dont care about top ten fighters then you shouldnt comment.
I agree that tyson isnt the force he was but out side vitali the the rest of the champs are emmenantly beatable.
Williams is just a top ten fighter in Europe. He should fight Sam again and prove if he has improved......
What the fornicate for? Nobody outside of germany even knows who Samil Sam is, and he just lost to some nobody or other in his last fight, forget his name now.....

Seriously, you don't seem to have much understanding of boxing as a business if you think there is any incentive for Danny to face Samil Sam, outside of proving something to himself, there is no point in making this fight, there's fornicate all money in it, and it doesn't improve his standing.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 07:06
by J
BubiScholz wrote:
J wrote:mate that simply isnt true.
if you dont care about top ten fighters then you shouldnt comment.
I agree that tyson isnt the force he was but out side vitali the the rest of the champs are emmenantly beatable.
Williams is just a top ten fighter in Europe. He should fight Sam again and prove if he has improved......
why? he has moved on and is now rated higher like it or not, by everybody but you. :lol: Fighting Sam is a fight that wouldnt pay him well enough and is a step back. Wheter you agree or not that IS the case. Danny is looking at a WBC / IBF / WBO / WBA belt not european now, such is the profile of the man that beat the man. Whether this is right or worng is open to conjecture til we have seen him in action again but as I state he is now elevated up and past the likes of Sam and Krasniqi.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 08:11
by BubiScholz
J wrote:
BubiScholz wrote:
J wrote:mate that simply isnt true.
if you dont care about top ten fighters then you shouldnt comment.
I agree that tyson isnt the force he was but out side vitali the the rest of the champs are emmenantly beatable.
Williams is just a top ten fighter in Europe. He should fight Sam again and prove if he has improved......
why? he has moved on and is now rated higher like it or not, by everybody but you. :lol: Fighting Sam is a fight that wouldnt pay him well enough and is a step back. Wheter you agree or not that IS the case. Danny is looking at a WBC / IBF / WBO / WBA belt not european now, such is the profile of the man that beat the man. Whether this is right or worng is open to conjecture til we have seen him in action again but as I state he is now elevated up and past the likes of Sam and Krasniqi.
he would lose again vs. Sam and would be outboxed by Krasniqi. But it´s logical that he won´t fight them. after beating Tyson it would not look good to lose vs. Sam or Krasniqi. so he fights some other guys. but who?

nobody gives him a title fight except maybe superhype Harrison. Let Williams beat 2 top ten fighters in the future. if he does this and wins both fights i will congratulate him. but i don´t think he is able to. we´ll see.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 08:17
by BubiScholz
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
BubiScholz wrote:
J wrote:mate that simply isnt true.
if you dont care about top ten fighters then you shouldnt comment.
I agree that tyson isnt the force he was but out side vitali the the rest of the champs are emmenantly beatable.
Williams is just a top ten fighter in Europe. He should fight Sam again and prove if he has improved......
What the fornicate for? Nobody outside of germany even knows who Samil Sam is, and he just lost to some nobody or other in his last fight, forget his name now.....

Seriously, you don't seem to have much understanding of boxing as a business if you think there is any incentive for Danny to face Samil Sam, outside of proving something to himself, there is no point in making this fight, there's fornicate all money in it, and it doesn't improve his standing.
you are totally wrong. Sam is a national hero in turkey. and people who know boxing know that he was world champion 1999 in Super Heavyweight as an amateur. there is a boxing world outside britain and the USA, guys.

Posted: 03 Aug 2004, 08:24
by jamesmcdonnell
Great, he's big news in Turkey, when was the last time he fornicating well fought in Turkey then? Name a world title fight staged in Turkey. If he's such a bloody hero in turkey, then how come he fights out of Germany.

Amateur boxing doesn't mean a thing to the average sports fan, outside of america where they hype their olympic prospects to hell.

Face it, Sam is a virtually unknown fighter in world terms, and couldn't draw his own curtains. You think that anyone in the heavyweight division gives a toss about Sam, well they don't.

Christ JC Gomez kicked his butt, and he can't even get a decent fight.