BoxRec

Just saw an interview on sky sports news with danny "At the end of the day Klitchko said it was his hardest fight and I wasnt performing so of course i'll be looking for a rematch"


Deary deary me, not that he has a cat in hells chance of getting one but whos told him he should have one!

Hardest fight my arse that was Klit being generous. I'd say its one of his easiest fights.

This is a joke right?

If Williams wants another Title shot he should aim for Brewester.

Vitali is too much for him.

KOJOE90 wrote:If Williams wants another Title shot he should aim for Brewester.

Vitali is too much for him.

Williams will never got a title shot in his life again. he should be confident to fight for the EBU-belt again, eventually.

BubiScholz wrote:

KOJOE90 wrote:If Williams wants another Title shot he should aim for Brewester.

Vitali is too much for him.

Williams will never got a title shot in his life again. he should be confident to fight for the EBU-belt again, eventually.

Maybe your right but someone may also see him as an easy defence.

Klitschko was just being sportsmanlike if he indeed said Williams was his hardest fight, that is a joke. I doubt there will ever be a rematch, Williams is still in "The Mix" after both of his showings at the top level guys and i think there will be a payday in it for him somewhere along the line, however there will never be a Klitschko rematch.

I actually think (now in hindsight) that Williams is more out of the mix than ever. King controls the other heavyweights, and he wants to hpye them as equal to Klitshcko. So why would he want anybody who lost to Klitschko in the mix.

He has just signed Williamson, who in my opinion has been exposed also and is worse than Williams. Why has he signed him? Because he holds a good win and hasn't fought (and lost) to Vitali.

Holds a good win over who stu? His fight with Wlad Klitschko ended up a technical loss didn't it? Or a draw, i can't quite remember.

steve689 wrote:Holds a good win over who stu? His fight with Wlad Klitschko ended up a technical loss didn't it? Or a draw, i can't quite remember.

Oliver McCall - but the Wladimir performance did raise his stock considerably. It was like the Vitali vs Lennox fight, certainly a rematch should be made it is unfinished between them to.

Yeah i forgot he fought McCall

Razor Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 6:44 pm Post subject:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is a joke right?

nope - skysports interviewed him in the airport

If, and it is a massive if, this is true and Williams does manage a rematch I wonder if the man who said this would be keen to see it...

"If he does want to get back into the ring, we'll have to have a serious think about it because I couldn't have him in another fight like that,"

"He is a brave, brave man but my immediate advice is to have a think. It's not just about money, it's about your health."

Infact given his words I wonder if Frankie will still take a cut if Williams decides to box on. after all.. "It's not just about money, it's about your health."

Over to you Frankie boy...

Crazy as it sounds, I would certainly watch it again. Danny might not ever beat Klitschko, but he needs to redeem himself, because as Johnny Nelson said "I didn't recognise Danny Williams".

Amazingly in a fight which was widely viewed as a no lose fight - Danny is now further out of the mix now than BEFORE the Tyson fight. Brave as he was, he fought like a crab.

Williams could well be finished I really think his fragile mind will be in pieces after what was akin to a humiliation and a terrible beating. He should get back to domestic/euro level and rebuild I think if they get him in with a genuine top guy he'll get another beating at this point.

007 wrote:Williams could well be finished I really think his fragile mind will be in pieces after what was akin to a humiliation and a terrible beating. He should get back to domestic/euro level and rebuild I think if they get him in with a genuine top guy he'll get another beating at this point.

I personally don't think Brewester is a geniune top guy. Kali Meehan beat him FFS - I was on another forum discussing Williams' impressive win over Meehan and an Aussie said, "not much of a win, Meehan isn't much".

I honestly think Brewester would be an easier match than Skelton.

The interviewer also asked him if he would like to fight Lewis if he ever decided to make a comeback.

Guess what DW said...