Originally posted by Lucifer Box
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True, the guy took punishment from a much larger fighter and deserves credit for hanging in there. Still don't rate Skelton; he hasn't fought anyone of note, he has no class - and being HW British champ isn't that impressive at the moment.
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Not really. The bloke was clearly a no hoper who was working in the local butchers on the morning of the fight. Any competent pro boxer, and Skelton certainly is that, should have battered the guy. It is credit to him that he was able to take an absolute beating from the British Champion and stay on his feet.Originally posted by WageSlaveSurely that says more about the ability of Skelton than it does about the opponent's chin?
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Surely that says more about the ability of Skelton than it does about the opponent's chin?Originally posted by Lucifer BoxWas impressed at the beating Danny Williams' stand in took and was still able to stand at the end of it.
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Was impressed at the beating Danny Williams' stand in took and was still able to stand at the end of it.
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I'm not surprised by the Khan fight. It was his pro debut and people expect him to be a lucrative contender given a few years, so it's inevitable that his early fights will be against stiffs. That's standard stuff.Originally posted by wendigo100It would have been a good night had Danny Williams turned up, or Jean Shrimpton had fought Khan instead.
However, it was extremely disappointing to Williams decided not to show. Would have been an interesting bout.
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It would have been a good night had Danny Williams turned up, or Jean Shrimpton had fought Khan instead.Originally posted by WageSlaveBig British fight tomorrow night (ITV1, 21:15). Matt Skelton v Danny Williams. Should be interesting.
Plus Amir Khan v David Bailey; the lad makes his pro debut.
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For boxing fans
Big British fight tomorrow night (ITV1, 21:15). Matt Skelton v Danny Williams. Should be interesting.
Plus Amir Khan v David Bailey; the lad makes his pro debut.Tags: None
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