Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
- Early Career
- First Reign as British and Commonwealth Champion
- European Title Challenge
- Williams vs. Tyson
- WBC and The Ring Heavyweight Title Challenge
- Second Reign as Commonwealth Champion
- Second Reign as British Champion
- Williams vs. Sosnowski
- Prizefighter
- Williams vs. Chisora
Williams turned pro in 1995 knocking out Vance Ideans in two rounds. He fought routinely on Frank Warren undercards and compiled a 15–0 (12 knockouts) record. He is currently managed by London promoter Michael Helliet and is trained by Jim McDonagh. He took his first big step up in April 1999 to challenge Julius Francisfor his British and Commonwea...
In 2000 Williams put together four knockouts before fighting Mark Potter for the Commonwealth title and the vacant British title. In an extremely dramatic fight, Williams suffered a dislocated right arm, yet very bravely fought on with one arm over two rounds before knocking Potter out with a left uppercut. After an eight-month layoff for surgery a...
In February 2003 Williams travelled to Germany to fight the Turk Sinan Samil Sam for his European heavyweight title. A hot favourite, Williams was surprisingly dropped three times and stopped in six rounds. In the UK, his local rivals Audley Harrison and Herbie Hidederided him in the press. Williams returned with a fourth round stoppage of Australi...
After two comeback knockout wins, Williams boxed former world champion Mike Tysonin Freedom Hall State Fairground, Louisville, Kentucky in July 2004. After staggering Williams numerous times in the first round, Tyson was unable to seriously hurt Williams in subsequent rounds and could not cope with Williams' sustained aggression and accurate combin...
Williams vs. Klitschko
In December he finally challenged for a world heavyweight title, but Vitali Klitschkoproved too much, as Williams was stopped in the 8th round.
In December Williams regained his old Commonwealth belt by beating undefeated Olympic gold medallist Audley Harrison by split decision. Williams retained the Commonwealth title with a controversial points win over undefeated Matt Skeltonin March 2006. After beating Adnan Serin by a third round retirement, Williams lost His Commonwealth title by una...
In March 2007 Williams regained the British title in Wales with a 9th-round knockout of Scott Gammer. Williams came in at the lightest he had been since his pro debut 16 stones 4 pounds {4 stones lighter than his previous fight} after training himself for the fight just with a piece of paper that contained a conditioning programme given to him by J...
He was due to face John McDermott in a rematch at York Hall on 8 November 2008, but McDermott withdrew due to a rib injury. Williams also faced a bout with Francois Botha on 30 November 2008 in Egypt. Polish fighter Albert Sosnowski was called in as a late replacement for McDermott.[citation needed] Williams suffered a shock defeat by 8th-round TKO...
Williams took part in the Prizefighter tournament on 2 October 2009. In the run up to the tournament Williams said he would knock out Audley Harrison and show himself as the best British heavyweight. In his first bout on the night, Carl Baker from Sheffield beat Williams on points after knocking him down twice in the opening round.[citation needed]
Williams defended his British title for a third and final time against Derek Chisora on 15 May 2010. Williams lost by KO in round two. Before the fight he promised this would be his last fight, win or lose, but he has yet to announce his retirement. The fight was originally due to take place against Sam Sextonin February but was put back to May aft...
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Williams dislocated his right shoulder early in the fight before coming back to stop Potter with his left
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Der letzte Kampf von Danny Williams hat am 13. November 2022 gegen Nelson Hysa stattgefunden. Williams verlor durch einstimmige Punktentscheidung (UD).
Mike Tyson vs. Danny Williams, billed as Return for Revenge, was a professional boxing match contested on July 30, 2004. Although former heavyweight champion Tyson entered the fray as a 9-to-1 favorite with oddsmakers, the fight was won by Williams by knockout at 2:51 of the 4th round.
13. Sept. 2023 · Danny Williams. Trainers: Jim McDonnell, David Pereira, Ian Allcock Danny Williams is a former 2 x British and Commonwealth heavyweight title holder. He holds notable wins over Kali Meehan, Julius Francis, Michael Sprott, Audley Harrison, Matt Skelton and Mike Tyson.
A 22-year-old Williams made his professional debut on October 21, 1995 against Vance Idiens. Danny won by knockout (KO). Current world heavyweight champions
