Audley wants winner of Chisora v Fury

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IRLangmaid25 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
IRLangmaid25 wrote:I doubt he will get it immediately because whoever is the winner in two weeks time has to fight David Price who is the mandatory for the British and Commonwealth titles by the end of the year. Even once the winner Chisora/Fury takes on Price and then the winner of that fight will definitely not want to fight Audley Harrison because he may demand too much money in what would be his last chance to rebuild his faultering (at best) career.
That depends on two things..... Price getting past John McDermott and the winner of Fury and Chisora (which will be Fury of course) not getting offered something bigger and vacating.
David Price defeated Tom Dallas in two rounds to get his mandatory slot to fight the winner of Fury and Chisora so he already has his mandatory status.
I understand that mate, but if Big John sparks him out he won't be mandatory any more. Plus if - no, when Fury beats Chisora, he might get offered Klitschko and if he says yes, he'll vacate.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
IRLangmaid25 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: That depends on two things..... Price getting past John McDermott and the winner of Fury and Chisora (which will be Fury of course) not getting offered something bigger and vacating.
David Price defeated Tom Dallas in two rounds to get his mandatory slot to fight the winner of Fury and Chisora so he already has his mandatory status.
I understand that mate, but if Big John sparks him out he won't be mandatory any more. Plus if - no, when Fury beats Chisora, he might get offered Klitschko and if he says yes, he'll vacate.
So what do you think the likelyhood of David Price going in with John McDermott then because it sounds like a match up that could happen.
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Josh1111 wrote:According to his twitter account, he's pushing for the winner of the Chisora v Fury fight. He wants one last shot at the big time, he's giving himself 12 months apparently.

This guy is crazy, surely he should hang his gloves up?
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Does he want to carry the winner's belts in their next fight or something? :o
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Exoddus wrote:Audley giving advice? It's a shame no one told Audley throwing punches could win you fights.
PMSL!! :lol: :TU:
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Josh1111 wrote:
JDC wrote:A-Force would win imo
You honestly think that? Somebody also asked him why doesn'y he fight Mike Perez? He swerved that question by saying he wants the winner of Chisora v Fury
I also think Harrison would beat Fury or chisora. Perez would be bad opponent, aud needs to be staying away from explosive opponents. Styles make fights and i think harrison with his technical skills and physical attributes will do better against any fighter that will let him get into a rhythm. And has done in the past.
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JDC wrote:A-Force would win imo
How do you win fights without throwing punches?
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I think aud would have done better imo, no joke. Once he gets in a rhythm he does alright and wlad would have let him do that. and he's alot bigger than haye.
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Syntax Error wrote:
JDC wrote:A-Force would win imo
How do you win fights without throwing punches?
Willie Pep won a round without throwing a punch once. Maybe Audley is trying the same? Ok, maybe not.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:I'll stay firmly on the Fury bandwagon (yes, I'm at it again leforge) and say that once Tyson has knocked Chisora out, he would butcher Harrison.
I'm not sure Fury is going to cope with Chisora's power. I'd love to see Fury outpower Chisora though
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I wish he would just go to America to never be seen again. Surely he cannot be deluded enough to think people still want to see him box?

I was still saying to people give him a chance before the Haye fight and he let me down big time. No more, please.
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IRLangmaid25 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
IRLangmaid25 wrote: David Price defeated Tom Dallas in two rounds to get his mandatory slot to fight the winner of Fury and Chisora so he already has his mandatory status.
I understand that mate, but if Big John sparks him out he won't be mandatory any more. Plus if - no, when Fury beats Chisora, he might get offered Klitschko and if he says yes, he'll vacate.
So what do you think the likelyhood of David Price going in with John McDermott then because it sounds like a match up that could happen.
Im pretty sure Price v Dallas was an eliminator but not a FINAL eliminator , which is wat price v mcdermott will be , if ive understood corresctly from previous threads
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I wouldn't mind seeing Audey fight the winner. Chisora and Fury are nowhere near Haye's class.
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On a mildly Audley related matter, the old user Superheavyweight has made yet another account here but is basing himself over on the Current scene and is posting his usual garble of meaningless crap on there. I get annoyed when he comes on here but to be fair seeing the American's react to a post which reads:-

'75% are orthodox

25% are southpaw


Orthodox vs. Orthodox
Southpaw vs. Orthodox
Southpaw vs. Southpaw

(Focus on the numbers)'



has had me in hysterics.
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damianhucker1 wrote:
IRLangmaid25 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: I understand that mate, but if Big John sparks him out he won't be mandatory any more. Plus if - no, when Fury beats Chisora, he might get offered Klitschko and if he says yes, he'll vacate.
So what do you think the likelyhood of David Price going in with John McDermott then because it sounds like a match up that could happen.
Im pretty sure Price v Dallas was an eliminator but not a FINAL eliminator , which is wat price v mcdermott will be , if ive understood corresctly from previous threads
I have just checked on here with Price's record and it was an eliminator for both the British and Commonwealth titles, although Price has already had a Commonwealth eliminator with the South African and former ABU heavyweight title Osborne Machimana, judging by Machimana's weight of 21 stone 5lbs for that, he should laid off the doughnuts
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kingfinn wrote:I think aud would have done better imo, no joke. Once he gets in a rhythm he does alright and wlad would have let him do that. and he's alot bigger than haye.
The best version of Audley is a poor man's Tony Thompson.
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Quiet is not enough.
He should remain silent.
The man is dellusional.
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Re: Audley wants winner of Chisora v Fury

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IRLangmaid25 wrote:
damianhucker1 wrote:
IRLangmaid25 wrote: So what do you think the likelyhood of David Price going in with John McDermott then because it sounds like a match up that could happen.
Im pretty sure Price v Dallas was an eliminator but not a FINAL eliminator , which is wat price v mcdermott will be , if ive understood corresctly from previous threads
I have just checked on here with Price's record and it was an eliminator for both the British and Commonwealth titles, although Price has already had a Commonwealth eliminator with the South African and former ABU heavyweight title Osborne Machimana, judging by Machimana's weight of 21 stone 5lbs for that, he should laid off the doughnuts
The commonwealth boxing council web-site says..... Winner of Chisora - Fury MUST fight Price by Dec 31st.
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I have just checked on here with Price's record and it was an eliminator for both the British and Commonwealth titles, although Price has already had a Commonwealth eliminator with the South African and former ABU heavyweight title Osborne Machimana, judging by Machimana's weight of 21 stone 5lbs for that, he should laid off the doughnuts[/quote]

Wow I didn't realise he weighed that much - I saw him fight Mark Potter (all be it years ago) And Shane Cameron in N.Z and he put up good shows in both, He weighed nowhere near that. I think it's time to retire
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Would Sky be interested in Fraudley though?

Plus he won't come cheap, will he? I remember Allegedly saying he let him go because it was just too expensive to put him on.
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Wales wrote:Quiet? He was on TV (Sky Sports News) giving Haye advice on how to beat Wlad last week. Even my missus said "whats that gob shite doing on there?"
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I kinda respect Audley, but he'd get seriously hurt against Chisora or Fury.

Thing is, he doesn't train. He's probably not sparred since the loss to Haye.
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Karl Jade wrote:I kinda respect Audley, but he'd get seriously hurt against Chisora or Fury.

Thing is, he doesn't train. He's probably not sparred since the loss to Haye.
i'd like to see harrison fight the winner of fury vs chisora it'll be a step up for both fighters to box a former european champion :TU:
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Audley should fck off he's a bum who should just emigrate and get fat somewhere.
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LeedsLad wrote:Would Sky be interested in Fraudley though?

Plus he won't come cheap, will he? I remember Allegedly saying he let him go because it was just too expensive to put him on.
I find this quite staggering, considering how he has continually let himself & fight fans down over the years.

His latest debacle; his woeful one punch performance against Haye must surely have blotted his copybook for ever?

He can't be seen as anything other than a glorified journeyman these days, surely?
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