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Kelvin Price will bang this giant target out in 1 round and Danny will resurface in another three months for yet another fight. He must still have a few braincells that haven't been reduced to goo.

It's time Danny bowed out before he gets seriously hurt.

I wonder how this one will go?.....

Price's only loss was to Wilder but he looked anything but decent in that fight. Problem is Williams resistance dissapated over 5yrs and 15 fights ago. The BBBofC did their best to try and get him to stop but it would seem Danny still has a bit of that fire that hasn't been extingushed fully and he for some strange reason known only to himself feels a need to keep going.
Unfortunately he's sullying his record and previous reputation and becoming a bit of an embarrasment to the sport. He needs to stop but how do you save a man from himself.

If he'd retired as he first promised, after he banged out Scott Gammer, he'd have been 37-6 and we'd all have very fond memories of him.

The Platov and Airich fights were actually great little scraps, but certainly the following McDermott struggle and Sosnowski collapse should have spelled curtains.

He always said he felt too weak weighing so little. Hes definitely into his bodybuilding now. Not really fat, just too heavy for boxing effectively.

Is Price that tubby fellow with the white socks up to his knees?

I'm amazed Williams went the distance with his glass chin and Price's size and strength. I thought it would be over in a minute. Danny might have been trying to win this one.

Makes his last fight, the LTKO2 to that willowy non-puncher look even more suspicious than it already was.

I'm trying to forget it.

I still remember how fun Danny was in the late 90s when he was fit, strong and hitting hard. I remember how classy he looked in 2001 when he was brimming with confidence, had a winning mentality, splattered Kali Meehan across the back of York Hall.

Why must it always end like this!

ud have to be really really bad to get knocked out by Kelvin Price

Dorje Shugden wrote:

loaded_gloves wrote:Makes his last fight, the LTKO2 to that willowy non-puncher look even more suspicious than it already was.

'Suspicious' sums it up, have you seen this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElVjzgjD2Ac

( I hope they paid him a nice sum for that dive 'allegedly')

loaded_gloves wrote:If he'd retired as he first promised, after he banged out Scott Gammer, he'd have been 37-6 and we'd all have very fond memories of him.

The Platov and Airich fights were actually great little scraps, but certainly the following McDermott struggle and Sosnowski collapse should have spelled curtains.

I think he'll struggle to spell curtains unless he packs in soon.

Must be hard to leave the routine and the buzz, but health comes first.

loaded_gloves wrote:I still remember how fun Danny was in the late 90s when he was fit, strong and hitting hard. I remember how classy he looked in 2001 when he was brimming with confidence, had a winning mentality, splattered Kali Meehan across the back of York Hall.

Possibly my favourite-ever York Hall moment - that was brilliant

T.M.K/Col