Who the fornicate is this ???????????The Original Hurricane wrote:I think Audley Harrisons next opponent should be Karriem Respress!
Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
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Re: Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
i hope not, this would be a boring match IMO and would go into the late roundsbennie wrote:Audley Harrison makes the first defence of his WBF title on May 8 in Bristol. His challenger is to be announced this week. I've just been browsing the Independent World Boxing Rankings and one man who would make an ideal challenger in my opinion, is Ross Purrity.
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Audley needs to fight someone who would put up a fight but would go when Audley hits him on the chin
Re: Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
Chris, how can someone put up a fight but 'go' as soon as they are hit on the chin? It wouldn't be much of a fight.REAL_DEAL wrote:Audley needs to fight someone who would put up a fight but would go when Audley hits him on the chinbennie wrote:Audley Harrison makes the first defence of his WBF title on May 8 in Bristol. His challenger is to be announced this week. I've just been browsing the Independent World Boxing Rankings and one man who would make an ideal challenger in my opinion, is Ross Purrity.
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Re: Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
its a new tactic to lull the the opponent into thinking he is really up for it then repeatedly chin-butting the glove until he passes outbennie wrote:Chris, how can someone put up a fight but 'go' as soon as they are hit on the chin? It wouldn't be much of a fight.REAL_DEAL wrote:Audley needs to fight someone who would put up a fight but would go when Audley hits him on the chinbennie wrote:Audley Harrison makes the first defence of his WBF title on May 8 in Bristol. His challenger is to be announced this week. I've just been browsing the Independent World Boxing Rankings and one man who would make an ideal challenger in my opinion, is Ross Purrity.
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Re: Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
J wrote:its a new tactic to lull the the opponent into thinking he is really up for it then repeatedly chin-butting the glove until he passes outbennie wrote:Chris, how can someone put up a fight but 'go' as soon as they are hit on the chin? It wouldn't be much of a fight.REAL_DEAL wrote: Audley needs to fight someone who would put up a fight but would go when Audley hits him on the chin
Re: Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
Wladimir Klitschkobennie wrote:Chris, how can someone put up a fight but 'go' as soon as they are hit on the chin? It wouldn't be much of a fight.REAL_DEAL wrote:Audley needs to fight someone who would put up a fight but would go when Audley hits him on the chinbennie wrote:Audley Harrison makes the first defence of his WBF title on May 8 in Bristol. His challenger is to be announced this week. I've just been browsing the Independent World Boxing Rankings and one man who would make an ideal challenger in my opinion, is Ross Purrity.
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Re: Big Audley's first challenger...a thought
Kevo wrote:J wrote:its a new tactic to lull the the opponent into thinking he is really up for it then repeatedly chin-butting the glove until he passes outbennie wrote: Chris, how can someone put up a fight but 'go' as soon as they are hit on the chin? It wouldn't be much of a fight.
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I wouldn't go as far as to call him a joke. He seems to have learned from the Saleta surrender, gained his revenge in stunning style, and won back the EBU belt to complete a career turnaround. He showed mettle there in my opinion.latuch wrote:First of all he is not german. Amateur and pro are completely different things. Both Brewster and Wlad would KO him early. He has no power and no stamina. The fact he went the distance vs. still overrated Sam doesn't make him a prospect. He quit against Saleta (in their first fight) who is a joke and this says pretty much about where his place in the division is.BubiScholz wrote:He is good. After beating Hofmann he should go for a better ranking in WBC or WBO to get a title spot. maybe he will be the 4th german to fight for a world championship. he is not worse than Brewster.REAL_DEAL wrote:i like Krasniqi, saw him beat Wladimir in the amatures
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fornicating bullshit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!latuch wrote:First of all he is not german. And amateur and pro are completely different things. Both Brewster and Wlad would KO him early. He would not pose a threat for either of them. He has no power and no stamina. The fact he went the distance vs. still overrated Sam doesn't make him a prospect. He quit against Saleta (in their first fight) who is a joke and this says pretty much about where his place in the division is.BubiScholz wrote:He is good. After beating Hofmann he should go for a better ranking in WBC or WBO to get a title spot. maybe he will be the 4th german to fight for a world championship. he is not worse than Brewster.REAL_DEAL wrote:i like Krasniqi, saw him beat Wladimir in the amatures
Luan is german. He went to germany as a schoolboy. he was born in Kosovo-Albania. He won a fornicating bronze medal at the olympics for germany.
He quit vs Saleta because he was a last-minute-replacement and was not trained for a 12rounder. He run out of gas. When he was trained he knocked the fornicate out of Saleta. He also had a brilliant performance against Sam over 12 rounds where Luan made the fight and won 9-10rounds. He made also a high tempo. He has no problem going 12 rounds and will win vs Hoffmann because of the better and more precise punch. He is at the moment the best european boxer after Vitali Klitschko.
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Just read what I wrote: Luan spent his youth in germany and has always been fighting for germany and always will. DM went to Germany to learn boxing because there is noone in Poland who can teach plus financial interests. When he made lots of money helped by Kohl then it came to his mind again that he is polish. that´s a different ballgame.
But hey just drink some vodka and celebrate.He is the only polish sportstar and made in Germany
But hey just drink some vodka and celebrate.He is the only polish sportstar and made in Germany
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BubiScholz
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I don´t give a fornicate on amateur boxing.
Who cares about ski jumping. The Austrians, Germans and Finish have been dominating the scene for decades. There is just one polish guy who had 3 good seasons but no Gold Medal. fornicate. Compare your big and great Poland with tiny countries like Austria and Switzerland and then talk about Olymic Gold Medals.
Even when the iron curtain was there they had no good athletes like other eastern block countries, e.g. USSR, CSSR, GDR or Romania.
Ever heard of Max Schmeling?
Discussion is over.
Who cares about ski jumping. The Austrians, Germans and Finish have been dominating the scene for decades. There is just one polish guy who had 3 good seasons but no Gold Medal. fornicate. Compare your big and great Poland with tiny countries like Austria and Switzerland and then talk about Olymic Gold Medals.
Even when the iron curtain was there they had no good athletes like other eastern block countries, e.g. USSR, CSSR, GDR or Romania.
Ever heard of Max Schmeling?
Discussion is over.
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