Im Sorry But Williams Is Simply Going To Lose.

http://static.sky.com/images/pictures/1341044.jpg Danny Williams and Audley Harrison have a fight coming up on December 10. You could say that Danny Williams has the massive advantage, on paper. However when it comes down to it, what has Danny Williams achieved that Audley Harrison has'nt other than a tainted win over Mike Tyson a while back. Personally I think Audley will outbox Danny Williams. Here is an article about the coming match-up: Danny Williams believes a devastating sparring session with Audley Harrison several years ago gives him the upper hand going into their fight at the ExCel Arena in London December 10. Williams claims he beat up the then amateur prior to Harrison winning the gold medal at the Sydney Olympics, and that those mental scars will haunt the unbeaten heavyweight. "All I can see is the old Audley having flashbacks from our sparring session and wanting to quit when the pressure is on him," said Williams, who has had one comeback win since failing in a world title challenge against Vitali Klitschko 12 months ago. "I can't see how it will not affect him on the night. He will claim that he was an amateur back then and that it was five years ago but in his head he remembers what he went through." Harrison has built an unconvincing 19-0 profile since turning pro and has been universally criticised for the slow pace of his career. Williams remains unconcerned of any threat, prefering to recall that sparring session. "I remember when he came to the gym and agreed with my trainer Jim McDonnell to go four rounds with me. "The first two rounds were good and I was getting the better of him and he was starting to blow like an old man. "At the end of the second round he said to Jim that he'd had enough and wanted to get out. Jim said no as we agreed to do the four rounds. "He reluctantly stayed in for the third and that's when I got to work on him and really started smashing him up. "At the end of the third round Audley said `That's it, I'm getting out,' but Jim tried to encourage him by saying `If you quit now you're accepting the silver medal,' to which he got back in and did the last round, but he was in a right state after that. "Audley said he would come back and do some more sparring but we never saw him again and the first time I have seen him since was at the head-to-head press conference to announce our fight." The bitter rivals go head-to-head on the same card as Matt Skelton's British heavyweight title defence against John McDermott. It is another low-key defence for Skelton, whose initial opponent Kevin McBride withdrew earlier in the week. Basildon's 'Big Bad John' has made slow progress through the British ranks, and takes a 19-2 record into the contest after losing to Mark Krence for the vacant English title 12 months ago.