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Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 03:34
by Gnome
He is fighting at the end of the month against 52yo (the oldest active heavyweight?) Andreas Sidon in Germany. Sidon is 43(35)-11 and has won his last seven wins (against very modest opposition - close fights against similiarly aged fighters or debutants/losing journeymen). Sidon has never won stepping up, but is a big lump and experienced enough.
Will Williams win?
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 04:06
by Galvanised Clout
And it's for the WBB (World Boxing Board) 'title'
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 04:10
by Galvanised Clout
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 04:18
by Mimmy
The Mike Tyson win is still getting on the posters. What a bloody way to get peoples attentions.
What a smashing belt they are fighting for

Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 04:33
by milpool
I'm pleased to see that Danny's hard work and perseverance has rewarded him with another world title shot.

Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 04:40
by Gnome
An interesting fact: Sidon was Odlanier Solis' debut opponent (KO1). Sidon fought Valuev in his second fight - the referee tried to stop the fight in the second, with Sidon being outclassed and Valuev's people saying the fight should be stopped for the German's safety; however, Sidonfelt it was too early and the fight continued after the referee left the ring! Officially a no contest - apparently the fighters completed six rounds.
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 05:22
by tobyh5
Gnome wrote:He is fighting at the end of the month against 52yo (the oldest active heavyweight?) Andreas Sidon in Germany. Sidon is 43(35)-11 and has won his last seven wins (against very modest opposition - close fights against similiarly aged fighters or debutants/losing journeymen). Sidon has never won stepping up, but is a big lump and experienced enough.
Will Williams win?
Hassan Chitsaz is the oldest active heavy I think. Aged 57. 26-1 record. Lined up for Wilder

Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 05:34
by Stuarty
mimmy123 wrote:The Mike Tyson win is still getting on the posters. What a bloody way to get peoples attentions.
What a smashing belt they are fighting for

It's better than the one I have holding my trousers up!
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 07:28
by sgtcecil
Didnt Cotto fight for the WBB not too long ago?????
Edit: He did, vs Mayorga!
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 07:44
by Bard of Boxrec
tobyh5 wrote:Gnome wrote:He is fighting at the end of the month against 52yo (the oldest active heavyweight?) Andreas Sidon in Germany. Sidon is 43(35)-11 and has won his last seven wins (against very modest opposition - close fights against similiarly aged fighters or debutants/losing journeymen). Sidon has never won stepping up, but is a big lump and experienced enough.
Will Williams win?
Hassan Chitsaz is the oldest active heavy I think. Aged 57. 26-1 record. Lined up for Wilder

HASSAN MANIA! We need to renew the Chitsaz fanclub thread. BELIEVE IT, ACHIEVE IT!
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 08:07
by leejonesjnr
sgtcecil wrote:Didnt Cotto fight for the WBB not too long ago?????
Edit: He did, vs Mayorga!
I don't know for sure but I imagine that Cotto was paid a fee to wear the belt in an attempt to give it some credibility, that was the first WBB championship to be awarded
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 08:08
by Galvanised Clout
sgtcecil wrote:Didnt Cotto fight for the WBB not too long ago?????
Edit: He did, vs Mayorga!
As far I recall he was completely unaware he was fighting for the WBB 'title' until the belt was thrust at him at the end.
You can see the bewilderment on his face in this picture:
'What's this f*cking thing, I hope I'm not paying a sanctioning fee?'
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 08:25
by ILikeBeer
Will this epic fight be on Eurosport? The fans will be clamouring to see it.

Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 08:55
by Mimmy
Stuarty30 wrote:mimmy123 wrote:The Mike Tyson win is still getting on the posters. What a bloody way to get peoples attentions.
What a smashing belt they are fighting for

It's better than the one I have holding my trousers up!
Would you walk into your local boozer with that holding up your pants Stuarty?
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 11:26
by Stuarty
mimmy123 wrote:Stuarty30 wrote:mimmy123 wrote:The Mike Tyson win is still getting on the posters. What a bloody way to get peoples attentions.
What a smashing belt they are fighting for

It's better than the one I have holding my trousers up!
Would you walk into your local boozer with that holding up your pants Stuarty?
Hell yeah! I would be champion of the pub

Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 11:51
by Galvanised Clout
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 12:05
by sammy95
..and people moan at the likes of Froch, Ward and Abril for not being active champions ahahaha
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 12:10
by Dixonian
Gnome wrote:An interesting fact: Sidon was Odlanier Solis' debut opponent (KO1). Sidon fought Valuev in his second fight - the referee tried to stop the fight in the second, with Sidon being outclassed and Valuev's people saying the fight should be stopped for the German's safety; however, Sidonfelt it was too early and the fight continued after the referee left the ring! Officially a no contest - apparently the fighters completed six rounds.
Thanks for the heads up Gnome. That really is one of the most bizarre fights I've seen.
It appears the ref didn't like Sidon getting hit and practically gave him a standing 8 every time he did. After the ref stopped the fight, objects were sent hurtling onto the ring, including a bottle of bubbly. So, Sidon's trainer persuaded Valuev to carry on fighting and he briefly acted as ref before the actual referee returned and reluctantly officiated the rest of the unofficial contest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZGfkCX8Lrw
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 12:28
by milpool
He's been too busy winning and defending the WBU heavyweight title.
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 12:51
by Galvanised Clout
Andreas Sidon says ...... 'Let Me Entertain You'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfqPCT8wsjA
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 14:26
by handsofstone
ILikeBeer wrote:Will this epic fight be on Eurosport? The fans will be clamouring to see it.

PPV apparently or so the rumour goes,I'm just waiting on Chad to confirm it
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 14:42
by Gaz_73
That must be the only title in boxing, that genuinely requires an "interim" version.
He probably found it when cleaning out the shed last week.
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 14:47
by Rexob
Now this one I'm looking forward to!
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 15:42
by Dixonian
mimmy123 wrote:The Mike Tyson win is still getting on the posters. What a bloody way to get peoples attentions.
What a smashing belt they are fighting for

That's what the buggers did with my hubcaps!
Re: Danny Williams back on the road
Posted: 13 May 2015, 15:51
by Mimmy
Dixonian wrote:mimmy123 wrote:The Mike Tyson win is still getting on the posters. What a bloody way to get peoples attentions.
What a smashing belt they are fighting for

That's what the buggers did with my hubcaps!
no wonder boxing is meaningless these day, you can have a record of 0-20-0 and get a 'world title' shot. Fcuking meaningless sport! The sport has been ruined by a bunch of crooks who invent titles. The only dissapointing thing is people will actually fight for them.
Is there any promotor out there that would like to get their boxer involved in winning my kipper?
