Since Danny Williams Won What should he do next in his career?

and briggs vs williams fight would make sense cause it is a small step forward in competition

I agree with what your saying. But what I'm saying is that its Williams who is now in the better position for a shot at the US boxing scene. That was Skelton's aim when he turned down the second chance to fight Danny. I just find that turn of events mildly amusing, thats all. Yeah, it backfired on him..... But i respect him more nonetheless.

DAnny Williams didnt turn up. Simple as. He's a little coward for doing that bitch move and then claiming it was down to illness and that he was bed ridden. His fucking doctor said he was in perfect shape. If anyone is the fraud its him. He fucked up the first ITV show with his dumb shit. I agree with what your saying. But what I'm saying is that its Williams who is now in the better position for a shot at the US boxing scene. That was Skelton's aim when he turned down the second chance to fight Danny. I just find that turn of events mildly amusing, thats all.

Funny thing is that Skelton turned down a re-match with Danny in order to fight Mcbride (sp) in the hope of that match being a stepping stone to bigger fights in the USA. That foolish mistake only paved the path for the Wiliams/Harrison fight which now has give Danny Williams a second chance at a big fight in the USA. Skelton is still going no where. LOL. DAnny Williams didnt turn up. Simple as. He's a little coward for doing that bitch move and then claiming it was down to illness and that he was bed ridden. His fucking doctor said he was in perfect shape. If anyone is the fraud its him. He fucked up the first ITV show with his dumb shit.

I agree. Its also based on if he decides to hop on the bus and actually turn up.... fucking nonse, didnt bother turning up to fight Skelton before. Lost all respect for him then.... Funny thing is that Skelton turned down a re-match with Danny in order to fight Mcbride (sp) in the hope of that match being a stepping stone to bigger fights in the USA. That foolish mistake only paved the path for the Wiliams/Harrison fight which now has give Danny Williams a second chance at a big fight in the USA. Skelton is still going no where. LOL.

Skelton is a high risk, low reward type of fight. If Danny were to win he'd only get to claim best British heavyweight and that unfortunately doesn't mean much. If i were him, i'd move state side and try or a fight with a top 15 American who is on the slide. Why fight Skelton? Sure it would look good in the UK but where else? I agree. Its also based on if he decides to hop on the bus and actually turn up.... fucking nonse, didnt bother turning up to fight Skelton before. Lost all respect for him then....

Oh, incidentally, Williams said he plans to fight Matt Skelton next. Skelton might win that as Danny is clearly past his belt, but Skelton's got Danny's old British belt around his waist. (He showboated it away to Michael Sprott, who then got beat by Skelton in his first defence). Skelton is a high risk, low reward type of fight. If Danny were to win he'd only get to claim best British heavyweight and that unfortunately doesn't mean much. If i were him, i'd move state side and try or a fight with a top 15 American who is on the slide. Why fight Skelton? Sure it would look good in the UK but where else?

Danny Williams, shit. We're actually discussing this guy's prospective bouts? The Heavy scene is completely fucked. So what. The guy beats Tyson and then gets hammered by Vitali. Now Williams exposes Harrison and that's supposed to make things interesting enough to have us supposing his next fight? I don't think so. He's not worth it. Dude, after beating Harrison he basically has no competition as far as his limited belts go. This means that he has to fight someone a notch higher than Harrison, and because the division is weak compared to many of the others, his step up would be to go to America and get another BIG fight.... There is no middle ground.

exactly how heavy was danny yesterday?

All Wiiliams did was put himself in a position for a fight in the states. This victory does not get him a world title fight ( well, it shouldn't anyhow ) but it could get him a fight that could earn him a potentail big fight. Don King's heavyweight tournment coming up though, it wouldn't be a bad idea for Danny to sign with DKP!

Danny came in with too much weight. He looked out of shape. He also needs to change trainer. Never have been a fan of Jimmy Mcdonnel. From the BBC website, it also seems Danny did all the fitness and training work himself. It showed during the match. DANNY TRAINS HIMSELF

Probably right, but I can'tbelieve he had a ppv fight either!

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That beating he took from Vitali is and probably will be the biggest payday of his career. I don't think he will get anymore big paydays like the way he did after beating Tyson.

Danny Williams should take the absolute biggest payday fight out there, get in the ring and get hammered around for 4 or 5, then take his money and laugh all the way to the bank. He's the posterboy of how miniscule talent with gobs of chin can get you big bucks in today's throughly incompetent heavyweight division... Classy point. Can't say I disagree with a word you just said there.

From what I hear.. Williams didn't look impressive at all, I don't think he will win a title, at least not in this life time.

I know. I do think, unless he wants to keep fightin in the UK, that he has one more shot at a title at best and he has little chance-even against Byrd

Danny Williams should take the absolute biggest payday fight out there, get in the ring and get hammered around for 4 or 5, then take his money and laugh all the way to the bank. He's the posterboy of how miniscule talent with gobs of chin can get you big bucks in today's throughly incompetent heavyweight division...

Thanks for the great info ! It is interesting that Wlad has been KOed in the amateurs. I just added Audley Harrison ;) Look above.

who is Vassili Kirianov? did Danny have a flawless amateur record? Danny WILLIAMS "Daniel Peter Williams" (260 lbs) (Lourd) Born in London the Jul-13-1973 England 1,88 m / 6 ft. 2 in. Manager : Don King Record: Amateur: 42 fights; 38+ (28 KO), 4- 1991: Tournoi Juniors Alghero Heavyweight: 1° + Ciocan (Rou) kot 2 + Dolhenko (URSS) kot 2 + Loika (URSS) forfait 1991: Tournoi Juniors Salonique Heavyweight: 1° + Jean-Francois Bergeron (Can) kot 1 1992: Tournoi Tampere Heavyweight: 3° + Girdrius Monstvilas (Lit) ab.1 + Diego Poeder (P-B) points - Vassili Kirianov (Fin) points 1993: E.C. Bursa Heavyweight: 2° + Edin Barjic (Bos) ab.1 + Dimitri Karpekov (Ukr) kot 2 - Diego Poeder (P-B) ko 1 1994: Tournoi Liverpool Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Shane Hinton (Can) kot 2 + Danny Watts (Angl) ko 1 + Lance Whitaker (E-U) kot 2 + Duncan Dokiwari (Niga) kot 2 1994: Commonwealth Games Victoria Super-Heavyweight: 3° + Shane Hinton (Can) points - Duncan Dokiwari (Niga) points 1995: W.C. Berlin Super-Heavyweight: - Attila Levin (Sue) points 1995: Europa Cup Vejle Super-Heavyweight: 3° + Attila Levin (Sue) points + Sinan Samilsan (Tur) kot 2 - Diego Poeder (P-B) kot 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Vitali KLITSCHKO (244 lbs) (Lourd) Born in Belovodsk (Kirghizistan) the Jul-19-1971 Ukraine 2,02 m / 6 ft. 7 1/2 in. Brother of Wladimir Klitschko. Manager : Klaus-Peter Kohl Record: Amateur: 210 fights; 195+ (80 KO), 15- 1993: Ukranian Heavyweight: 2° - Dimitri Karpekov points 1994: World Cup Bangkok Super-Heavyweight: + Jung-Hyun An (Cor.S) kot 5 - Svilen Rousinov (Bul) points 1995: W.C. Berlin Super-Heavyweight: 2° + Gitas Juskevicius (Lit) kot 2 + Attila Levin (Sue) disq.2 + Rene Monse (All) points - Alexei Lezin (Rus) points 1995: W.C. Military Roma Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Horsley (E-U) ab.1 + Svilen Rousinov (Bul) kot 1 + Alexei Lezin (Rus) points ----------------------------------------------------------------- Wladimir KLITSCHKO (240 lbs) (Lourd) Born in Semipalatinsk (Kazakhstan) the Mar-25-1976 Ukraine 2 m / 6 ft. 6 1/2 in. Brother of Vitaly Klitschko. Record: Amateur: 1993: E.C. Juniors Salonique Heavyweight: 1° + Valentin Savescu (Rou) kot 2 + Serguei Lopatinski (Rus) points 1994: W.C. Juniors Istanbul Heavyweight: 2° + Constantin Onotrei (Rou) points + Rustan Tuzsenchanov (Kaz) points + Andrei Kambarov (Rus) points - Michel Lopez (Cub) points 1995: W.C. Berlin Heavyweight: + Igor Kschinin (Rus) ko 2 + Bezvoda (R.Tch) points - Luan Krasniqi (All) points 1995: W.C. Military Roma Heavyweight: 1° + Song-Geoi Jang (Cor.N) points + Igor Kschinin (Rus) kot 2 + Sinan Samilsan (Tur) points + Luan Krasniqi (All) points 1995: Tournoi Liverpool Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Rod Allen (Angl) points + Jean-Francois Bergeron (Can) points + Paolo Vidoz (Ita) disq.2 1995: Europa Cup Vejle Super-Heavyweight: + Paolo Vidoz (Ita) points - Diego Poeder (P-B) kot 2 1996: E.C. Vejle Super-Heavyweight: 2° + Sean Murphy (Irl) disq.2 + Adaliat Mamedov (Aze) kot 3 + Attila Levin (Sue) points - Alexei Lezin (Rus) points 1996: Olympic Games Atlanta Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Lawrence Clay-Bey (E-U) points + Attila Levin (Sue) kot 1 + Alexei Lezin (Rus) points + Paea Wolfgramm (Ton) points ----------------------------------------------------------------- Sinan SAMIL SAM (Bull From Bosphorus) (230 lbs) (Lourd) Born in the Jun-23-1974 Turkey 1,92 m / 6 ft. 3 1/2 in. Record: Amateur: 1992: W.C. Juniors Montreal Lightheavyweight: 1° + Yuri Dvornikov (Ukr) + Alex Gonzalez (P-R) points 1993: W.C. Tampere Lightheavyweight: + Daniel Stantien (Tch) kot 3 - Rostislav Zaoulitschny (Ukr) points 1993: E.C. Bursa Lightheavyweight: 2° + Kelly Oliver (Angl) kot 1 + Ervins Helmanis (Let) points + Sven Ottke (All) points - Igor Kshinin (Rus) bless. 1993: Jeux Mediterraneens Narbonne Lightheavyweight: + Mohammed Benguesmia (Alg) points 1995: W.C. Berlin Heavyweight: 3° - Luan Krasniqi (All) points 1995: Europa Cup Vejle Super-Heavyweight: + Abel Jesus (Por) points - Daniel Williams (Angl) kot 2 1995: W.C. Military Roma Heavyweight: 3° + Dambrauskas (Lit) points - Wladimir Klitschko (Ukr) points 1996: E.C. Vejle Heavyweight: - Oleg Belikov (Ukr) points 1997: W.C. Budapest Super-Heavyweight: + Abel Jesus (Por) points - Alexis Rubalcaba (Cub) forfait 1998: E.C. Minsk Super-Heavyweight: 3° + Mirko Filipovic (Cro) points + Patrick Halberg (Dan) points - Alexei Lezin (Rus) points 1999: W.C. Houston Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Tomasz Bonin (Pol) points + Audley Harrison (Angl) points + Felix Dyachuk (Rus) points + Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov (Kaz) points ----------------------------------------------------------------- Audley HARRISON "Audley Hugh Harrison" (Lourd) Born in Park Royal the Oct-26-1971 England 1,97 m / 6 ft. 5 1/2 in. Southpaw Manager : Colin Mc Millan Record: Amateur: 54 fights; 46+, 8- 1993 Great-Britain Super-Heavyweight: 2° - Julius Francis points 1995: Great-Britain Super-Heavyweight: - Danny Watts points 1998: E.C. Minsk Super-Heavyweight: - Serguei Lyahovich (Bie) points 1998: Commonwealth Games Kuala Lumpur Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Fai Falamoe (N-Z) points + Jim Whitehead (Aus) ko 3 + Michael Macaque (Mau) ko 1 1999: W.C. Houston Super-Heavyweight: + Lazizbek Zokirov (Ouz) points - Sinan Samilsan (Tur) points 2000: Olympic Games Sydney Super-Heavyweight: 1° + Alexei Lezin (Rus) kot 4 + Oleksei Mazikin (Ukr) points + Paolo Vidoz (Ita) points + Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov (Kaz) points