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Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 11:29**

Danny a career heaviest 273lb

Harrison 253lb

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 11:49**

Dannys too heavy, I picked him earlier but now think that Audley will win over a sluggish Williams on points... its madness coming in so heavy!... :x

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:09**

According to this article Danny may have been wearing weights again.

http://www.sportinglife.com/boxing/news ... gh-in.html

However, Williams was wearing baggy tracksuit bottoms and admitted his true weight was closer to the 18st 13lbs he weighed for his demolition of Mike Tyson in Louisville last year.

I hope so.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:10**

Url did not work.

Here is the article anyway.

WILLIAMS TOPS THE SCALES
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Harrsion in confident mood

Danny Williams has weighed in heavier than ever for his Commonwealth heavyweight title clash with Audley Harrison at London's ExCel Centre on Saturday.

Williams tipped the scales at 19 stone six pounds, beating by two pounds his previous heaviest weight - for his world title challenge to Vitali Klitschko one year ago.

However, Williams was wearing baggy tracksuit bottoms and admitted his true weight was closer to the 18st 13lbs he weighed for his demolition of Mike Tyson in Louisville last year.

Either way, Williams will have a distinct weight advantage over Harrison, who got on the scales first and recorded a weight of 18st 1lb, four pounds more than for his last fight against Robert Wiggins.

The pair avoided confrontation, despite Williams admitting on Thursday that he could not trust himself to behave in Harrison's presence.

Williams said afterwards: "This is the perfect weight for me and I have never felt better than I do for the fight tomorrow.

"People wonder if the Klitschko loss took something out of me but in fact it proved that I can take some great punches and what a warrior I am.

"I will prove this to Audley tomorrow night and I just can't wait to get into the ring with him."

Amir Khan and Daniel Thorpe weighed an identical 9 stone 11 and a half pounds for their four-round non-title contest on the undercard.

Matt Skelton, who defends his British heavyweight title on the undercard, will have a five-pound weight advantage over John McDermott. The Bedford brawler was 18st 3lbs, with the Londoner 17st 12lbs.

it is from Sporting Life.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:11**

What a load of bollocks, what are the tracksuit bottoms made of, uranium?

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:14**

I think the thing is that there was a rumour that he had weights in the lining of the trakkie bottoms before the Klitschko fight.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:23**

The fact is though if Dannys in the frame of mind where he needs to weigh in with weights up his arse then its going to be another Klitchenko or Sam night I'm afraid... :x :x :x

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:25**

bugs wrote:Url did not work.

Here is the article anyway.

WILLIAMS TOPS THE SCALES
Click here for Derek Bilton's big-fight betting preview
Harrsion in confident mood

Danny Williams has weighed in heavier than ever for his Commonwealth heavyweight title clash with Audley Harrison at London's ExCel Centre on Saturday.

Williams tipped the scales at 19 stone six pounds, beating by two pounds his previous heaviest weight - for his world title challenge to Vitali Klitschko one year ago.

However, Williams was wearing baggy tracksuit bottoms and admitted his true weight was closer to the 18st 13lbs he weighed for his demolition of Mike Tyson in Louisville last year.

Either way, Williams will have a distinct weight advantage over Harrison, who got on the scales first and recorded a weight of 18st 1lb, four pounds more than for his last fight against Robert Wiggins.

The pair avoided confrontation, despite Williams admitting on Thursday that he could not trust himself to behave in Harrison's presence.

Williams said afterwards: "This is the perfect weight for me and I have never felt better than I do for the fight tomorrow.

"People wonder if the Klitschko loss took something out of me but in fact it proved that I can take some great punches and what a warrior I am.

"I will prove this to Audley tomorrow night and I just can't wait to get into the ring with him."

Amir Khan and Daniel Thorpe weighed an identical 9 stone 11 and a half pounds for their four-round non-title contest on the undercard.

Matt Skelton, who defends his British heavyweight title on the undercard, will have a five-pound weight advantage over John McDermott. The Bedford brawler was 18st 3lbs, with the Londoner 17st 12lbs.

it is from Sporting Life.

Sounds to me like Dannys trying to convince himself I'm afraid...

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:25**

Could it be the strength training he does?

Does he lift weights?

Strange as he doesn't look 276 on those pics.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 12:28**

Being that heavy certainly didn't help against Klitchenko... at his best Williams was a fast heavy with quick hands, but at 270+ he's going to be static and plodding and a target for Harrisons jabs and without the speed to chase Harrison down...

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 13:10**

despite his long reach, Danny doesn't box so well from the outside. if he's 273 obese pounds, how's he going to get near Harrison? Danny's not very good at going forwards. some of his sharper performances, vs Long and Tyson, were done on the back foot.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 13:10**

Danny Williams isn't fighting Vitali Klitschko tomorrow night.

He's fighting someone that Klitschko would bounce around like a rag doll and destroy inside 2 rounds. Quite a difference I'd say.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 13:55**

The good old days!!!!!

Danny at 17st 10 and Danny at 16st 13

http://cache.gettyimages.com/comp/12823 ... 59E5CBB511
http://cache.gettyimages.com/comp/12758 ... 7294A56605

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 14:02**

I am still picking Harrison to win on points or late stoppage.

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 14:04**

I asked this on another thread but do you think that danny didn't want to look fat and that is why he wore the Tshirt?

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 14:06**

josh fg wrote:I asked this on another thread but do you think that danny didn't want to look fat and that is why he wore the Tshirt?

he weighed in about the same as the Klitchko fight and he had his top off at that weigh in (cannot look any different).. not sure if he had trousers on though

Posted: **09 Dec 2005, 19:03**

Kilburn wrote:Danny Williams isn't fighting Vitali Klitschko tomorrow night.

He's fighting someone that Klitschko would bounce around like a rag doll and destroy inside 2 rounds. Quite a difference I'd say.

I AREE......

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 12:42**

Does anyone here think Harrisons Southpaw style could be a major factor here?

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 15:15**

[quote="bugs"]According to this article Danny may have been wearing weights again.

Maybe,jimmy mcdonald is an intelligent man and may think by wearing in heavy,the Harrison may start to think that Williams may be sluggish and may underestimate him.

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 15:19**

KOJOE90 wrote:Does anyone here think Harrisons Southpaw style could be a major factor here?

We can only wait and find out, but someone made a very good point a week or two ago - Williams hasn't fought anyone (of note at least) who is a southpaw

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 17:44**

Could this fight be any slower

:x :x

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 18:24**

Dear god our heavyweights suck

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 18:25**

One word EEEEEEWWWWWWW

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 18:25**

OMG Danny is slow as shit and Audley does punch like a girl, I miss Lewis :( :( :(

Posted: **10 Dec 2005, 18:32**

Audley Harrison is no fighter. So scared to go forward and take a punch from Williams it was embarassing. At one point in the eleventh he had Williams half hurt and backed up in the corner Danny had his gloves high just looking to survive the round and still Harrison hung back (probably fearful of a lightening fast Williams counter

) Had Williams come in at a decent weight he could have gotten inside and blasted Harrison out. Awful fight.

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