Williams Vs Harrison a likely fight this year......(oh dear)

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Who wins the fight?

Williams
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41%
Harrison
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18%
I dont care about this fight
9
41%
 
Total votes: 22

Chambers2
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Post by Chambers2 »

lets get it on
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Post by Exoddus »

It depends on Danny Williams what the outcome would be.

If Danny trains properly and is some what remotely up for it he'll win. If he comes in at 19+ stone and just stands there not moving, taking shot after shot. He'll get beat.

Harrison wants to continue his boxing career but no one knows about Danny. He practically said he was finished 2 years ago.
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Post by rhino222 »

danny ko's him this time
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Post by observer1 »

Exoddus wrote:It depends on Danny Williams what the outcome would be.

If Danny trains properly and is some what remotely up for it he'll win. If he comes in at 19+ stone and just stands there not moving, taking shot after shot. He'll get beat.

Harrison wants to continue his boxing career but no one knows about Danny. He practically said he was finished 2 years ago.
im in the same boat
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Post by Mario »

Cant see it happening myself. Danny's the only one with anything to gain (and that is only revenge, a win won't improve the standing of either in the world scene), and with Warren behind Audley i can't see him taking unnecessary risks. Surely it'll be a less dangerous 'name' followed by the winner of Sam - Skelton for the Euro.
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Post by overhand_right »

Wont happen. Fwank knows nobody cares about this fight.

Harrison really should clear his name against Sprott, whos been inactive nearly a year now & must be on a low-- ripe for the picking!

Audley against the winner of Sam/Skelton looks to be his way back. I actually think he could beat both at this point in their careers. Both are flagging.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

overhand, im disappointed. how on earth will audley cope with the relentlessness and toughness of Sam? He'll just get walked down and fold as usual. sams still a tough old lump who can't be hurt by audley.

prob same analysis for skelton.
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Post by overhand_right »

Sams not the same guy who splattered Danny Williams. He couldn't smash a near-completely eroded chin of Oleg Maskaev, and a 43 year old Oliver McCall actually outworked him.

All of his opponents last the distance with him now, and hes a flabby slow footed lump who cant be bothered to try even in front of his Turkish fans.

Audley can probably keep his chin out the way & prod 'this version' to a 12 rd decision, being safe enough not to open up & stir Sam from his sleepwalk.

Skelton, the guy must be past it now. He got his shot & failed. Hes frickin old and doesnt hit that hard. Audley can surely beat these guys, can't he?

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Post by nickd »

overhand_right wrote:Sams not the same guy who splattered Danny Williams. He couldn't smash a near-completely eroded chin of Oleg Maskaev, and a 43 year old Oliver McCall actually outworked him.

All of his opponents last the distance with him now, and hes a flabby slow footed lump who cant be bothered to try even in front of his Turkish fans.

Audley can probably keep his chin out the way & prod 'this version' to a 12 rd decision, being safe enough not to open up & stir Sam from his sleepwalk.

Skelton, the guy must be past it now. He got his shot & failed. Hes frickin old and doesnt hit that hard. Audley can surely beat these guys, can't he?

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I seriously doubt Harrison could beat Sam. What on earth has he done to suggest this?
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Post by overhand_right »

Audley could of & should of beat Sprott. He had him on the deck and then went back into 1st gear. Serves him right.

Sprott didn't even bother to try challenge Skelton in his next fight.

Strange fella that Sprotty bloke.

I know pikcing Audley over SSS isn't going to win me any friends, but SSS is fat & past it and Audley could play it safe. And i've not even shot any heroin this morning so my faculties are pretty good as i'm writing.
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Post by sharpei_louis »

Can Harrison, Williams, Skelton, Sprott and pretty much all the rest of the ageing british heavyweights call it a day please? They're such an awful pool of talent taking up promoters time and money. If they all entered another 'Prizefighter' series is the only time I'd be remotely interested.
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Post by nickd »

overhand_right wrote:Audley could of & should of beat Sprott. He had him on the deck and then went back into 1st gear. Serves him right.

Sprott didn't even bother to try challenge Skelton in his next fight.

Strange fella that Sprotty bloke.

I know pikcing Audley over SSS isn't going to win me any friends, but SSS is fat & past it and Audley could play it safe. And i've not even shot any heroin this morning so my faculties are pretty good as i'm writing.
I can't see it myself. SSS has a good chin and can bang himself, he will land a big one at some stage and game over.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

yeah, at least sam has shown some semblance of fighting spirit. audley has shown none.

to beat sam he would have to fight at a decent pace for 12 rounds (LOL), have enough on his shots to discourage Sam (LOL) and have a semi sturdy chin (LOL)
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