Vitali Klitschko vs Danny Williams 11/12/2004
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2021
- Vitali Klitschko 250 lbs beat Danny Williams 270 lbs by TKO at 1:26 in round 8 of 12
Date: 2004-12-11
Location: Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Referee: Jay Nady
Judge: Daniel Van de Wiele 70-60
Judge: Jerry Roth 70-59
Judge: Duane Ford 70-60
Aired on: Das Erste (Germany), Sport 1 (Hungary), HBO PPV (USA), Sky Box Office PPV (United Kingdom)[1]
World Boxing Council Heavyweight Title (1st defense by Klitschko)
The Ring Magazine Heavyweight Title (1st defense by Klitschko) - Спорт
Vital Klitschko is the legitimate heavyweight king 👑 .he never lost on the scorecards and never got knocked down.
But quit against Byrd and Lewis made a bloody mess of him.
@@patthewildgoose6460 On the other hand he was leading on the cards against Lewis. Some people just have a tendency to cut more than others. Doesn't necessarily mean the guy who looks worse has taken more punishment.
I think Corrie Sanders knocked Vitali down in the 1st round when they fought but it wasn't called
Also had the highest KO percentage of all time
He was beating Lewis to the punch but, his face couldn't take the damage that Lennox was inflicting. Growing up in the 90s I was blessed to see several of the best boxers of all time. I remember seeing Tyson fight Douglas live from Japan. I was twelve and was a huge fan of boxing. To see someone who looked invincible (Tyson) get beat by almost no name Douglas was like Superman getting turned to a normal man from kryptonite. Love boxing and its history.
Buffer’s announcing style is absolutely the greatest
Vitali Klitschko is the number 1 great heavyweight in the world
I don't know if I'd say he's the greatest heavy weight but had good power in both hands. I believe fury would've picked him apart
@@keithsimpson2446 Bruh, that is ludicrous. Fury, in a pound-for-pound sense, is a mediocre boxer who gets by mostly on his height and movement. Vitali has the ring IQ , the chin and the power to do far more work than most of the lame tree stumps that Fury has fought. But the main thing Vit has is the ability to effectively read when a fighter is about to throw and because of his chin he is notably more diverse in his offense than Wladimir, something that Fury has never really faced with the likes of Wilder.
If he was winning against Lewis, Fury wouldn't have had a prayer.
... which is why *Lewis was smart to retire* when he did.
Yeah it's a good thing He did. Cause L.L. might have ripped open his other eye. He could have made V.K. go Blind! 🙈
@@redram752 VK may go blind but Lewis at 37 years of age may get knocked out, he doesn't have a chin like Vitali had.
@@redram752 yeah keep dreaming. Vitali the greatest!!
@@kooroshrostami27 L.L. had more Skill, than V.K. that's why He Won the Fight Duh! 1love
@@1claudiusgothicus Dude After L.L. got through with V.K. He needed a Dog just to get around. SMH 1love
Vitali Klitschko is one of the most underestimated heavyweights ever, along with Larry Holmes, Gene Tunney and perhaps Lennox Lewis, I would say...
Klitschko bros had always great entrences. Here Metallica, then Vitali had Hells Bells for many fights. Also great his Hotel California entrence vs Corrie Sanders
Wiliams corner weren't doing their fighter any favours..... lucky Jay Nady decided it for them.
The reason Lewis retired is because of Klitschko he knew he couldn’t beat him.
Danny Williams is still fighting at the age of 48, mostly in Eastern Europe. He's been KO'd a dozen times since this fight and probably couldn't get licensed in the US. He's heading for a real tragedy.
Vitali was a beast in this fight. He was fighting for his country then just like he is now. Too bad the fight is not in the ring with Putin.
He's was a beast in all his fights. Ukrainians are inspired by him, I'm sure. After we (American tax payers) spent billions of dollars in the Afganistan war teaching and fighting along side the Afghan security forces, just to have them throw up their hands and surrender when the Taliban came in was inspiring to none of us. The Ukrainians, however, are currently at war with Russia, at no fault of their own. The odds are against them in this fight with Russia. But, as a people. they are an inspiration to the entire world. Great fight, both the Ukraine fighters and the champ. Great modern day warriors. Full respect to all of them.
If he hit little Putin, comrade Vlad would fly out of the ring and across the arena.
Thats no a fight in Uke that is a money laundering operation and none care who dies for it
@@jeremybroderick9465 you are completely delusional and should probably seek some professional help.
Fruit. You are cheering on the J o oh president. Lol. Disgusting.
The one arm ko by Williams definitely caught my attention wow legit bad ass
what?
@@1claudiusgothicusDanny Williams v Mark Potter in 2000. Incredible fight
Lennox Lewis was a great fighter, but he's full of it saying he was on his way to knocking out Vitali Klitschko in their fight. Lewis was losing that fight at the time of the cut stoppage and was going to lose if not for that. Despite a massive payday awaiting him in a rematch, he smartly declined because he had seen enough and wanted no part of Klitschko
Lewis was 38 and out of shape, still stepped it up when his corner said you need to stop VK which is exactly what he did.
@@paultaylor5502 A lucky cut stepped it up. Lewis was losing, tiring, and VK was going to stop him late or decision him as Lewis was not in shape (his choice) to win. Lewis is a great fighter, but he got very lucky here; that cut saved him and VK had no history of problems with cuts, nor was he remotely hurt or tired at the time of the stoppage.
@@3411Chad as I said he was out of shape, took the fight too lightly but got it done. Different gravy if they'd fought in their prime. 'LL top drawer
@@paultaylor5502 There is no excuse for a lack of professionalism (eg. out of shape, not taking an opponent seriously); it is a choice. And it's not fair to VK to say that it would have gone differently if Lennox was in shape and serious. The only proof is the fight they did have; VK was winning and Lennox got plain lucky. He escaped and never came back. Luck and "getting it done" or "stepping it up" have nothing to do with each other.
@@3411Chad well I'll go with my thoughts and experiences of watching them both live and also the thoughts of Jimmy Glenn who we met at his bar in MY, he was an absolute mine of information who said 'LL was the 3rd best heavyweight he'd seen. Totally understand what you're saying but it really is opinion tbh.
Dannys corners behavior is bad.
Vitalis corner:" Good job, here are some things I noticed"
Danny's corner:" Don't quit on me the fight's not over yet"
Vitali Klitschko vs. Danny Williams was a huge miss-match. Williams was a fine European HW contender, but he was never a world championship man. His career peaked at 2006 and then from 2009 and onwards he just plain out fell from the top with a heavy smash to the ground.
9 straight losses and his career ended up with 55-33-0-1 NC. Got repeatedly knocked out even early by the most basic level journymen there was.
Sad career turn....
Roy Jones sounds so dumb. “Williams was hoping for this” What? Getting destroyed for the entire fight? Then he says he could have dominated the heavyweight division and didn’t cherry pick Ruiz to fight. He would have gotten vaporized in the HW division
Bad suit too
Yeah like Tyson, Lewis or Vitali would have slept Roy Jones obviously, he took on a paper champ. Ruiz fought a terrible fight to, fught like the smaller man. Didn't even try to bully RJJ when he couldn't outbox him.
I remember Roy Jones saying in Ring Magazine that he would be willing to fight Mike Tyson or Holyfield, but he would never try and fight someone like Lennox Lewis or Riddick Bowe as the size difference would be too great.
Lewis was chased out of boxing because of Klitschko , he waited for Mike and and Holyfield to age out Ran from Bowe ,but even when they offered him 50 million no way he was going to fight a guy at the peek of his powers. Thats his LEGACY .
Lewis was right at the end of his career, it's not realistic to say that he was chased out.
@@danyoutube7491 They offered him 50 million to fight, trust me if he thought he could win ,he would have taken the fight ,it was only 6 months after the first fight lol
Bullshit it was Mike who gave Lewis step aside money
Lennox has the funniest personality. Such a bullshitter and braggart. No self-deprecation. Excuses when he loses. Nothing complimentary to say about his opponents ever. Talks about himself in the 3rd person. Massive, massive ego, and that is why he was hated by the fans. He was guaranteed $20 million to fight Klitschko again but he didn't because he knew he'd lose. He wanted his record protected with its 2 avenged losses and 1 bullshit draw and was terrified of going out on a loss. He got out at the right time, but he was absolutely ducking the younger, hungrier, just as big Klitschko. Let's put it this way: if, in 2003, Lennox was offered $20 million to fight Tyson again or Ruiz he absolutely would not have left that money on the table.
Mayor of Kiev….iron fists.
Lennox is playing tryna pretend he doesn’t owe Klitschko a rematch as if he did him a favour. You can’t say ‘yea I promised him a rematch’ and then proceed not to.
yes, LL was always snaky....
owe the dude what he is 3 time heavyweight champ of the world last undisputed heavyweight champ he did not owe dude anything he did not owe anyone anything
@@bhavikupadhyaya972 You make a promise, you kind of owe. Everybody knows why Lewis retired. He knew next time Vitali might not get cut and at age 38 he might well lose and ruin his legacy.
@@kooroshrostami27 He did make a little bit of a dent in his legacy by not giving Vitali a rematch.
If he gave Vitali a rematch and beat him, his legacy would've been far greater, even though he's already a great.
Lewis was a great champion, beat some very solid opponents throughout his career, but him refusing the rematch was wrong, he gave his word to Vitali. I understand him being 37-38 years old but a true champion would have upheld his words and given Vitali the rematch he deserved.
Why did Vitali have an orange flag on his shorts?
The fight happened during a huge political event in Ukraine called Orange Revolution, which Vitaly supported.
@@Ladle69
Thanks for the info.👍
parabens vitali
Lewis war ein Feigling der keinen Rückkampf wollte.
Prestasi Danny William tidak memberangsangkan.Mungkin dia tidak melakukan persediaan yg sepatutnya.
It didn't work for the Creole
Danny looked slow and unstable in this fight
como fue que este zamba le ganó MIKE TYSON
Tyson injured his knee during the fight and couldn’t move, he was a sitting duck basically.
@@gezzarandomahora entiendo gracias
Describe your perfect woman 26:11
Danny williams beat Mike tyson round 4 left eye 👁 blood
Лэри Мерчон знаток по боям , но сам видно податься боится ...
Jesus christ the commentary on this fight was so one sided and atrocious
Really….and Lewis was terrible
What would you like them to say (presumably in Williams' favour)? Danny Williams was barely landing a punch, they were calling it how it was, they gave him his due.
viatali is tired his mouth open hes exhausted. williams will get him in the later rounds???
astute commentary
32:02 😂