Quote Originally Posted by Majesty
Paul Williams is a big figh in a bigger pond and is going to meet the biggest fish. I still don't think he's ready for Margarito, he gets hit too much. Not saying Margarito doesn't, but we know Margarito can take it, can Williams?
Great comment Majesty, sums it all up real short... We all know Williams is an incredible, unique punching machine and he will land punches since Joshua Clottey did before he broke his hand, Williams definitely will make this an extremely tough challenge just for that reason - what he can deliver. Young Lions like Cintron, Kyvelos, Lewis and even Sebastian Lujan, whose left ear was quite literally peeling away from the side of his head after 10 rounds, looked at Tony and saw nothing special - he's not fast, he's no powerpuncher, his technique is far from flawless and you can reach him so they took the fight and the next thing we know, they had te Look - these guys fall apart because they land their best shot and Tony keeps comin, he doesn't buckle, he doesn't back off, he comes in and lands two twisting body shots, makin sure that he bursts em where it hurts the most sliding the glove, arm and elbow in there, they start thinkin twice about punching again, because they know something's coming back at them, they start hitting and tryin to get away at the same time, which is a hell of a predicament for a puncher to find himself in. The only thing between Tony Margarito meeting Miguel Cotto is Time, one sunset away from Tony uncovering Paul Williams BLUFF!