The Comeback of Danny Williams … or Someone Else?

[Kev]

It's a shame to see him back imo. Danny had a great innings but his punch resistance has gone and he, like Enzo shouldn't be allowed back imo.

For someone who knocked out Mike Tyson and fought for a world title against Vitali Klitschko, going to Germany to fight a 2-21 fighter is tragic.

I just hope his latest comeback doesn't see him get hurt.

[superheavyrhun]

The thing is, every now and again during his career, when Danny has got it right, he has been very very good. I too hope he doesn't get hurt, and beating someone who's 2-21-2 certainly isn't anything but a training warm-up, but what if he's right both physically and mentally? IF it's yes on both counts, I still think he's got it in him to mix it at British if not European level.

Alternatively, it might just be a case that he's choosing the Sprott route of making a living as a journeyman, providing fairly live opposition to the vast amount of young heavies in Germany.

[Master]

I am sure Danny was commentating on Eurosport tonight watching the Holyfield fight.

[armyash]

I am sure Danny was commentating on Eurosport tonight watching the Holyfield fight.

Yeah that was Danny commentating on that show


it's common knowledge that Williams was lazy i think he had a lot of talent but didn't like training, it's also well known that he used to get scared before his fights and sometimes he just looked like he couldn't be arsed when he was in the ring. Even against Chisora he just looked so unmotivated.

I reckon had he have trained hard throughout his career he could have won a world title or at least been top 10 consistently sometimes his chin let him down but i think that was more to do with being out of shape.

Can't see a comeback amounting to much, if he couldn't go about things right the first time i don't see what he's going to do this time

[Master]

I am sure Danny was commentating on Eurosport tonight watching the Holyfield fight.

Yeah that was Danny commentating on that show


it's common knowledge that Williams was lazy i think he had a lot of talent but didn't like training, it's also well known that he used to get scared before his fights and sometimes he just looked like he couldn't be arsed when he was in the ring. Even against Chisora he just looked so unmotivated.

I reckon had he have trained hard throughout his career he could have won a world title or at least been top 10 consistently sometimes his chin let him down but i think that was more to do with being out of shape.

Can't see a comeback amounting to much, if he couldn't go about things right the first time i don't see what he's going to do this time

I think he has invested his money in property and hopefully will not need to box again.