Articles of 2005
Graham: Toney Solid, Williamson Disappointing
Tim Graham, outstanding columnist for The Sweet Science as well as the Buffalo News, spoke with Boxing Channel’s Charles Jay last night about the Showtime-televised card in Reno, where Chris Byrd defended his IBF heavyweight title with a decision over DaVarryl Williamson and James Toney bested Dominick Guinn in the “main event.” Graham, who had taken an interest in Williamson’s career since his first-round KO loss to Buffalo’s Joe Mesi, thought in his one (and likely last) title opportunity, Williamson would have shown more fire. Meanwhile, Jay and Graham discuss whether Toney is right in the thick of the heavyweight picture in recovering from the debacle that transpired after the John Ruiz fight.
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