The world is a different place now than in 1999. But try telling that to 52-year-old disgraced heavyweight boxer, who wants ...

Williams (33-4 28 KO’s), back after licking his multiple wounds, no doubt sees this opportunity to regain his old title, his status and a chance to once again return to prominence.

Undeterred Williams went on to take the Audley Harrison’s ‘0’, before then losing to Big Aud’, via third round stoppage; almost a year to the day after Danny’s win over Harrison.

BRITISH boxer Danny Williams has finally thrown in the towel on a 25-year career in the ring. The 47-year-old endured the 29th loss of an 84-fight career on the weekend, falling to Sergei Kharitono… ...

Fans and pundits have called for British heavyweight Danny Williams to stop fighting after he quit in the middle of his 86th professional fight. Williams, 48, recently competed in Cologne, Germany ...

Danny “The Brixton Hammer” Williams (55-33, 42 KOs) will bring his own record into the ring. Williams is often built as a “Mike Tyson Conqueror” after his 2004 knockout victory over him.

Londoner Williams, a 9-1 outsider who was largely written off before the fight in Kentucky, said: “This is the greatest feeling in the world and by far my biggest moment in boxing.

51-year-old Mike Tyson Conqueror Danny Williams is set to face a 52-year-old heavyweight contender, according to a contract posted online. The fight will be Ike ...

Danny “The Brixton Hammer” Williams (55-33, 42 KOs) will bring his own record into the ring. Williams is often built as a “Mike Tyson Conqueror” after his 2004 knockout victory over him.