Paul Williams on why he doesn't want to see Mayweather lose to Pacquiao
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Paul Williams on why he doesn't want to see Mayweather lose to Pacquiao
By way of Doghouse Boxing (Feb 12, 2015)

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Video Below FightHype interviews Paul Williams
Who can forget Paul Williams?! In his day he downed such notable fighters as Kermit Cintron, Winky Wright, Sharmba Mitchell, Carlos Quintana, Erislandy Lara, Sergio Martínez and Antonio Margarito. Check out this very enjoyable video interview conducted by FightHype.com with Paul Williams.

Within the video, Williams shares his thoughts on the long-awaited dream fight, Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao.

Some quotes direct from the interview... On why Williams doesn't want to see Mayweather lose to Pacquiao: "I don't want nobody to beat him (Mayweather) now. I wanted to be the one to get in the ring with him and give my skills a chance to see how well my skills matched up with his skills. Since I never got that opportunity, I don't want him to lose. I want him to go down as the king. It only takes one punch to change the whole night, and I know about that,"

For obvious reasons, Williams no longer fights (a motorcycle accident paralyzed him from the waist down), but he is still no doubt a fighter! Check out the video (embedded to the left) and enjoy!

This video interview conducted by FightHype.com with Paul Williams has a play time of 1min and 39secs.
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