Audley Harrison vs Nicolay Popov
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Bard of Boxrec
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so its him then. Ok, i'd class this guy as B level after his win over Corey Sanders, although sanders wasn't exactly going through a good spell at the time. He may be a comparable challenge to the likes of castillo or cley bey, at least I hope so.
wasn't this guy also considered a prospect?anyone seen him fight?
wasn't this guy also considered a prospect?anyone seen him fight?
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jamesmcdonnell
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Yes, Sanders was over 23 stone for his last fight with Hoffmann.Kilburn wrote:Pretty sure Popov would beat Hersisia so it's a step in the right direction at least. Not quite sure how much the win over Sanders means though, wasn't that giant about 25st or something for the fight? His best fighting days are long gone I'm sure.
mmmm,
After jumping on board to the Harrison ship last year, I gotta say I'm starting to have doubts again!
Why? Well, things are pointing towards Audley taking the HEAVYWEIGHT PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE. I've waited patiently for him to step up but the guy is starting to test my patience big time.
POPOV is an average opponent with only a little experience. Sure he's unbeaten but surely at this stage Harrison should be going in against more experienced opposition who have mixed with the world's best. Somebody who the public might have heard of, not some obscure russian with a Buttered record. He's a little bit better than Hersisia but that's not saying much to be honest!
Here's some of the boxer's Audley could have faced rather than Popov :
Clifford Ettiene
Ray Mercer
Oleg Maskaev
Michael Grant
Timmo Hoffman
Danell Nicholson
Ray Austin
None of these guys would have beaten Audley but at least they would have given him Big fight experience that he's severly lacking at the moment.
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After jumping on board to the Harrison ship last year, I gotta say I'm starting to have doubts again!
Why? Well, things are pointing towards Audley taking the HEAVYWEIGHT PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE. I've waited patiently for him to step up but the guy is starting to test my patience big time.
POPOV is an average opponent with only a little experience. Sure he's unbeaten but surely at this stage Harrison should be going in against more experienced opposition who have mixed with the world's best. Somebody who the public might have heard of, not some obscure russian with a Buttered record. He's a little bit better than Hersisia but that's not saying much to be honest!
Here's some of the boxer's Audley could have faced rather than Popov :
Clifford Ettiene
Ray Mercer
Oleg Maskaev
Michael Grant
Timmo Hoffman
Danell Nicholson
Ray Austin
None of these guys would have beaten Audley but at least they would have given him Big fight experience that he's severly lacking at the moment.
2004 IS THE YEAR TYSON TEACHES THE WORLD WHAT A REAL HEAVYWEIGHT IS ALL ABOUT!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2004 WILL BE THE YEAR OF MIKE TYSON
http://www.doghouseboxing.com/Parodies/Mike_Tyson.html
MR T vs MIKE TYSON - Make this Fight Happen!
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bubi is actually a good larf I reckon. Tongue in cheek with a sense of humour, well thats the way I find him.Kevo wrote:For God's sake, don't start on Krasniqi, we'll have that crazy Bubischolz (the german fella, i think thats what he's called anyway.) in here proclaiming him the best heavyweight ever! Again!Riddick Blowe wrote: i would put him in with euro champ 'Mr Limited' Luan Krasniqi after this. no doubt.
German!? Sense of Humour!? Only joking lad.Nothing personal against Bubi, I just can't be arsed listening to the same old Audley-Krasniqi argument again.J wrote:bubi is actually a good larf I reckon. Tongue in cheek with a sense of humour, well thats the way I find him.Kevo wrote:For God's sake, don't start on Krasniqi, we'll have that crazy Bubischolz (the german fella, i think thats what he's called anyway.) in here proclaiming him the best heavyweight ever! Again!Riddick Blowe wrote: i would put him in with euro champ 'Mr Limited' Luan Krasniqi after this. no doubt.
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BubiScholz
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Hi guys, everything ok? Harrison should first fight a guy for a tough 12rounder. then he is ready for Luan. He made a brilliant job in his last 12 rounder. By the way, Krasniqi is no "Mr.Limited". Let´s wait and see.
Anyway, Krasniqi fights Hoffmann in Summer. Afterwards he will fight a guy in order to improve on the world rankings. He is 18th at the moment in WBC I think. Maybe at the end of the year there could be a Harison-fight. But Harrison should fight one good and tough guy before over 12 rounds.
Anyway, Krasniqi fights Hoffmann in Summer. Afterwards he will fight a guy in order to improve on the world rankings. He is 18th at the moment in WBC I think. Maybe at the end of the year there could be a Harison-fight. But Harrison should fight one good and tough guy before over 12 rounds.
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