
Originally Posted by
Gandalf
I've heard it mentioned about Paul Williams speech, but he sounds just the same as ever to me. He's always had that drawl interspersed with a thousand 'Ya know wham saying's.
I'm still a big fan of Williams, but he steadfast refuses to adapt his style to any particular opponent. It's that lack of versatility that has started to let him down. Calzaghe didn't just throw 90 punches a round in every fight and hope for the best. He could slip punches, lead with the jab, take it inside, take it outside. Williams just wants to roll in and wing it and hope that you can't keep up.
It works for the most part, but it's a shame he isn't willing to show new things.
In terms of opponents. I don't really know. Everyone else does seem to be busy. How about Pavlik after a Pavlik warm up. That would be fun and would allow both to answer questions.
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