Francis on Klitchko vs Williams.
Posted: 14 Sep 2004, 18:39
http://www.secondsout.com/UK/news.cfm?ccs=228&cs=14370
Nice piece by Anthony Evans, the man who has been with Klitchko, Williams and Tyson (and sparred with Lewis) appears to be going for the big Ukrainian.
Most of what Francis says is sensible, alarmed to think that he doesn't rate Williams' punch in the same league as Klitchko.
One thing I disagree with Jules is that Vitali took Sanders lightly, Vitali is the consumate proffesional and I'm sure would have dearly loved to have won the WBC belt beating the guy who destroyed the myth of his brother. Added to the fact that he had more time to prepare for this fight than for Lewis and was now used to being in huge events, I cannot imagine Vitali being more ready.
Francis did tip Tyson to beat Lewis, but also tipped Williams to beat Tyson (so unfortunately is on a roll in the tipster stakes
Nice piece by Anthony Evans, the man who has been with Klitchko, Williams and Tyson (and sparred with Lewis) appears to be going for the big Ukrainian.
Most of what Francis says is sensible, alarmed to think that he doesn't rate Williams' punch in the same league as Klitchko.
One thing I disagree with Jules is that Vitali took Sanders lightly, Vitali is the consumate proffesional and I'm sure would have dearly loved to have won the WBC belt beating the guy who destroyed the myth of his brother. Added to the fact that he had more time to prepare for this fight than for Lewis and was now used to being in huge events, I cannot imagine Vitali being more ready.
Francis did tip Tyson to beat Lewis, but also tipped Williams to beat Tyson (so unfortunately is on a roll in the tipster stakes