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Where next for Danny Williams?

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 12:41
by ILikeBeer
Where next for Danny Williams?

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 12:43
by Boxingmad
On holiday with his family.

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 13:04
by KOJOE90
Try and make some big money domestic fights in the UK maybe? Audley Harrison or Herbie Hide?

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 13:35
by ILikeBeer
Get Real!

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 14:22
by KOJOE90
ILikeBeer wrote:Get Real!
What other options are there open to Williams realistically?

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 16:28
by Bard of Boxrec
well, i don't see why he couldn't be recycled as a byrd/ruiz/brewster opponent. there's so few names out there to challenge for the abc titles, so why not?

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 16:41
by Max Molyneux
Ruiz would love to hug Danny's 19 stone body. :TU:

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 16:43
by Twinkle Toes
I would have thought a match against Skelton will happen, unless other world options have opened up for him in his defeat.

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 17:21
by nickd
Williams wont get anywhere near any of those other heavies mentioned - not while he is with Sports Network. King is trying to annex the heavy titles with his own guys. And in all honesty I think with the exception of Brewster they'd all beat him.

I think he should be looking at facing Skelton or go after the European title the world titles are beyond him.

Posted: 28 Dec 2004, 19:51
by DK2112
He's had his payday and we all know he's a psychological mess so fighting people in the league of Sprott is not an option. His only real option is a shot at one of the main champions in the US. Audley Harrison won't fight him.

Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 09:49
by KOJOE90
I too think Williams have a chance against Brewester (if Brewester gets past Golota). But Williams is not a Don King figher so this may be a hard fight to make as others have said.

Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 10:39
by nickd
Golota will find a way to lose!

No way will Williams get a shot though unless he resigns with King. And in all honesty what has he done to deserve a shot? Beaten old man Tyson then an embarassing shallacking from Klitschko....

He has a chance against Brewster but who's to say he wont get knocked out in that fight?

Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 15:07
by Razor
At least try to stay in world level competition.

Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 16:53
by nickd
Razor wrote:At least try to stay in world level competition.
Stay? He was never there. ;)

Tyson is not a world level competitor anymore and he was way short against Klitschko. back to the domestic scene where he belongs I am afraid.

Posted: 29 Dec 2004, 20:06
by nickd
I'd pick Maskaev to beat him and did when the fight was proposed before the beating he took from Klitschko.

Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 09:03
by tonyevs
It all depends on what Danny is looking for.
He is not the world class fighter some thought he was after the Tyson fight, but his CV still has Tyson on there and also the rounds he took Vitali.
So he could be the name opponent, somebody the world champ of whatever belt will use to show his worth against.

To go back to the domestic or European scene is a step back in his earning potential, he may be able to win most of his fights there but he won’t earn anything like the same money.
If he fights the top guys in America he’ll be taking a hiding but he’ll be earning more, and as with Tyson there is always a chance of the upset.

Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 09:05
by ILikeBeer
ILikeBeer wrote:
Get Real!


What other options are there open to Williams realistically?
It was nothing to do with his options. Hide/Williams and Williams/Audley will never happen. All the British heavyweights are pussyfooting around each other.

Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 00:37
by Max Baer
I would like to see Danny fight Larry Donald sometime soon. I don't think Donald is that good, and i certainly think Danny would have a good chance of beating him.

Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 04:25
by Sweet P
I think he has a decent chance against either Ruiz or Byrd just not Vitali. He is big enough to throw Ruiz around when he hugs him and has the power to stop him to.

Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 07:49
by nickd
You cant be serious? Byrd would outbox him without too much trouble and Ruiz would do his usual punch, hug to grind out a decision surely. He has a better chance against Ruiz. These fights are not going to happen though as long as Williams is NOT with King and WITH Warren.

Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 08:54
by stujones
007 wrote:You cant be serious? Byrd would outbox him without too much trouble and Ruiz would do his usual punch, hug to grind out a decision surely. He has a better chance against Ruiz. These fights are not going to happen though as long as Williams is NOT with King and WITH Warren.
King wouldn't want Danny now even if Danny begged him. The ONLY reason King would sign Danny would be to try and get Tyson somehow (small print) onto his books. Why would King want someone who got outclassed by Vitali - he is trying to champion his charges as equal to him, if Danny runs anyone of them close, then it shows they are not (which we all know anyway).

I would still give Danny a good chance vs all of Kings' champions, especially Ruiz and I would expect him to beat Brewester.

Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 10:59
by nickd
King woud definitely sign him he's getting as many heavies on board as he can. He signed Williamson!!

Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 18:06
by Max Molyneux
Don't think Warren would give him over that easy.

Posted: 01 Jan 2005, 11:58
by Max Baer
Max Molyneux wrote:Ruiz would love to hug Danny's 19 stone body. :TU:
:lol: