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haha that's what we love stand over the fence with a foot firmly in both sides

I actually didn't think he showed his age that much really, it was just Williams was that good. He'd have been a nightmare for Winky at any time in his career imo.

You caught that one did ya.....

In all honesty no he did not look too bad...Certainly showed he lost a few steps though...The long layoff may have really been a big factor in his performance....
The work rate of Williams was just too much for Winky to deal with
I think the main factor is that Williams is just a whole lot more awkward to figure out than we realised.

I actually (suprisingly) liked Larry Merchant's pre fight analysis about how in battles between old champs and young stars its usually speed that kills.

I think Williams workrate was just to much and he threw far too many combinations for Winky to handle.

It's difficult to see who could beat him at 147-154 but Quintana managed it so he can't be unbeatable.

If he makes a mark at 160 I'd love to see Joe come out of retirement and give him an boxing lesson.

I guess its possible however that a fight with Bernard Hopkins is not completely out of the picture at a 170 catchweight if neither can get a big fight later this year.

After what Williams did to Winky and Hopkins did to Pavlik that would make for an intriguing fight.
He certainly did little to prove he is the most feared man in boxing...In fact as a MW IMO his power is dramatically lessened...

Hs team was smart to turn down a fight with Pavlik in the past and after last night regardless of out put he does not have the steam to keep a Pavlik or AA off of him....

I think either of the two champions would make sport of him.......

A fight with Sturm at MW would be his best route right now....

Calzaghe would ruin him if Joe came out of retirement...