Down, but Not Out: The Story of Paralyzed Former Boxing Champion Paul Williams

[Gonzalez_Boxing]

An epic read.

What a man.

One of my absolute favorite fighters.

I follow him closely on Facebook.

He's such an inspiration, his attitude on life is something to behold.

Whatever kind of bad day you are having.... you're not paralyzed.

If this guy can smile, wtf is your problem.

Agree!

Great read. Nice to hear that he's in good spirits and looks it looks like he's in great shape too. All the best, champ!

[Boxing lives]

thanks for sharing this fantastic article. this is the best thing I have read in quite some time. Paul Williams is such an inspiration. Heartbreaking to read some of the difficulties he faces but I am glad he has discovered how much of an inspiration and role model he is.

[Porter's Dad]

It's difficult for me to confront articles like these on Paul, but only because I have so much love and respect for him. The way he is dealing with this is nothing short of amazing.

[El-blanco]

Thanks for the read, great to see that him and his manager did a great job setting him up financially.

[MELLY-MEL...]

Well wishes and keep fighting champ

[Rikanlynx86]

I read this article in the new ring magazine, great read. Always a Punisher fan!

[Luilun]

I wonder If Willams was still fighting today what excuses would Floyd be using to avoid him

[wence]

motor bikes, not even once

[Roy Jones Jnr]

motor bikes, not even once

One of my favourite parts of the article was this bit:

"Of course you've got people who say, 'Oh, he's stupid. He should've never got on that bike.' Hey, you know me. I don't have no regrets.

"I don't mean to be selfish. But if I had my legs again? I'd bike to the house right now."

I think only bikers will truly understand what he means by that.

His attitude to it all truly is amazing.