Richard Williams today
Posted: 02 Jun 2012, 17:34
I heard Richard Williams boxed today and apparently got stopped in a round? Anyone have any details????
No, it's a secret ......reggaereggae wrote:I heard Richard Williams boxed today and apparently got stopped in a round? Anyone have any details????
yid14 wrote:Are you two doing a stand up double act? One sets them up and the other with the punch line.
Next stop Butlins in Scarboroughreggaereggae wrote:yid14 wrote:Are you two doing a stand up double act? One sets them up and the other with the punch line.
Yeah... like the chuckle brothers! LOL
thanksStylist wrote:Strange venue. Changed to a 4 rounder. Premature panic stoppage.
Richard seemed to lose his balance from a cuffing shot to the ear. Corner panicked.
Inconclusive defeat. Stoppage was a knee jerk reaction that caught us all by surprise.
A fighter of Richards calibre deserved a better venue/set up and none of this 4 rounder at the last minute shenanigans.
Why is Williams fighting again anyway, he must be in his 40's and hasn't fought for years.Stylist wrote:Strange venue. Changed to a 4 rounder. Premature panic stoppage.
Richard seemed to lose his balance from a cuffing shot to the ear. Corner panicked.
Inconclusive defeat. Stoppage was a knee jerk reaction that caught us all by surprise.
A fighter of Richards calibre deserved a better venue/set up and none of this 4 rounder at the last minute shenanigans.
No way was that a premature panic stoppage. Williams was getting clocked far too regularly. The towel went in same time as ref waved it off.yid14 wrote:Why is Williams fighting again anyway, he must be in his 40's and hasn't fought for years.Stylist wrote:Strange venue. Changed to a 4 rounder. Premature panic stoppage.
Richard seemed to lose his balance from a cuffing shot to the ear. Corner panicked.
Inconclusive defeat. Stoppage was a knee jerk reaction that caught us all by surprise.
A fighter of Richards calibre deserved a better venue/set up and none of this 4 rounder at the last minute shenanigans.
I agree, he took some very heavy shots. Williams could have continued but for how long before he got caught flush again. He is in his 40s and he couldnt get out of the way of those big overhand rights. The corner did the right thing.Dan Dares wrote:No way was that a premature panic stoppage. Williams was getting clocked far too regularly. The towel went in same time as ref waved it off.yid14 wrote:Why is Williams fighting again anyway, he must be in his 40's and hasn't fought for years.Stylist wrote:Strange venue. Changed to a 4 rounder. Premature panic stoppage.
Richard seemed to lose his balance from a cuffing shot to the ear. Corner panicked.
Inconclusive defeat. Stoppage was a knee jerk reaction that caught us all by surprise.
A fighter of Richards calibre deserved a better venue/set up and none of this 4 rounder at the last minute shenanigans.
Why is Williams fighting again anyway, he must be in his 40's and hasn't fought for years.[/quote]yid14 wrote:Stylist wrote:Strange venue. Changed to a 4 rounder. Premature panic stoppage.
Richard seemed to lose his balance from a cuffing shot to the ear. Corner panicked.
Inconclusive defeat. Stoppage was a knee jerk reaction that caught us all by surprise.
A fighter of Richards calibre deserved a better venue/set up and none of this 4 rounder at the last minute shenanigans.
I actually had it same as Ken Curtis - 96-94 Qato, but it was subjective. A lot of Hainy's work was being slipped, for me.gasman wrote:Dan - how did you score Hainey-Qato?
Didn't take long to see that line appear.The Law wrote:No, it's a secret ......reggaereggae wrote:I heard Richard Williams boxed today and apparently got stopped in a round? Anyone have any details????
See what your saying Palooka and no doubt RW's looked rusty at best but i suppose i was thinking back yesteryear and the great recupertive powers he showed vs Alexander as an AM etc. Think he got his distance all wrong, was trying to ride/move away from the right hands instead of tucking his left hand up.Anyway, like you say Palooka i hope he finds some peace and re-.palooka wrote:I have to disagree; Richard couldn't force the issue and was nowhere as smooth as in his prime. He ought to have had a behind doors tune up; he's still very strong looking but seemed to have pushed his punches. The other lad had more confidence; Williams was a very good boxer 10 years ago; hope he can settle in the the idea and leave it alone.
manno- I could imagine Richard being a fantastic physical specimen and a tough proposition in a spar or a street confrontation until he's 60 years old. The chin, instincts and sheer hardness he had 20 years ago v Wayne are gone though. Richard always came across as an intelligent man and I imagined that he'd have had a decent job/career. In his prime he could have stood v almost anyone in the whole world and given them a real row; no he's just not the same and it was a shame to see him get beat; (there were lots more and a far better atmosphere at the Alexander bout ).manno wrote:See what your saying Palooka and no doubt RW's looked rusty at best but i suppose i was thinking back yesteryear and the great recupertive powers he showed vs Alexander as an AM etc. Think he got his distance all wrong, was trying to ride/move away from the right hands instead of tucking his left hand up.Anyway, like you say Palooka i hope he finds some peace and re-.palooka wrote:I have to disagree; Richard couldn't force the issue and was nowhere as smooth as in his prime. He ought to have had a behind doors tune up; he's still very strong looking but seemed to have pushed his punches. The other lad had more confidence; Williams was a very good boxer 10 years ago; hope he can settle in the the idea and leave it alone.retires