Meehan almost took Willaimson's head off.

Williamson may not be a bum, but - outside of Fraudley and Rahman - he probably has the worst chin in the division.:yep

 

Meehan has REALLY turned it around since the Williams fight.

He has improved nearly every facet of his game. And thanks to Don King he has been given some great opportunities.

I dont think he is faring well once he steps up, Williamson is well and truly on the path to fading. But its another step in the right direction, I said in another thread he fits the bill perfectly for a "soft" defence for one of the new champs.
I think him vs Golota was a great suggestion, a fight Meehan has a huge chance to win and a fight where Golata can get back into a position to have his 18th King sponsored title shot.

 

anyone see what joe mesi did to touch of sleep?

 

well done kali, i sparred 4 rounds with kali, he has a very fast jab to go with his good right hand

 

ouch even on that scoreboard footage you could tell that was a brutal ko.

 

Very good punch - I missed it too when I was turned around talking to a drunk Golota fan

 

ha!

 

Meehan deserves a bigger fight after this

 

Yup, Rahman beat him early, but he did fight very well against Brewster!

 

I remember watching the Rahman fight and being disappointed. Was expecting more of him coming off the Brewster fight.

And yes, Mesi put Williamson to sleep also, so TOS has been prone to vicious knockouts in the past. Not entirely surprising.

 

Not to mention that Williamson is older than dirt.

 

Meehan to say the least is an exciting fighter watch. Meehan could be knocked out, or he could score a big knock out.

Really, I thought he beat Brewster. So it was surprising to see him fight so poorly against Rahman. But this was a good win for Meehan to get back on track.

 

How about McCline vs. Meehan now?

Would be interesting.