Audley Spoiler

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Post by josh fg »

Audley wins Wiggens doesn't come out for 5th.

Good win resonable style lets hope he is back in the ring again soon.
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Post by Foggy »

Well Done Audley mate, now get into the mix abit and fight some stiffer competition :box:
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Post by J »

ncioe one sounds liike he did a number, good stuff COME ON AUD :TU:
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Post by Coconut »

Fair play, that's a good result. From what I've heard it sounds like Audley jabbed his way through three and a bit rounds then opened up. Wiggin couldn't get near him for the most part, maybe he just got sick and tired of being so short...
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

sounds like he was unimpressive again, with his lack of workrate.

Anyone remember when Audley was out on his feet against Mathew Ellis? If he steps in with brock or peter he will get outworked and maybe KO'd. And I don't rate those two at all. I don't think the american fans will care for any more stalling, it's finally time for him to back up his words. He has no more excuses.

I hope he does it, but I can't see it happening.
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Post by Coconut »

He's a funny case, really, Olympic gold medallist, darling of the media, and he has about 5 fans left in the world now.

He's alienated himself over here and he's now trying to win over a country which has never been won over by a British heavyweight, and he's trying to do it through a career path that is, let's say, prudent.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Lets be fair, he was shaking off a fair bit of rust, and sounds like he was in fair nick coming in at 249. wiggins isn't a world beater, but he was a solid enough prospect with some good wins, and known for being tough.

Sounds like Audley was probably finding his form, and once he got honed in decided to put some shots together, I think this is a good performance, but now he has to put some fights together and get in the picture.
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Post by Chambers2 »

Riddick Blowe wrote:sounds like he was unimpressive again, with his lack of workrate.

Anyone remember when Audley was out on his feet against Mathew Ellis?
:lol: :lol:
Thats some funny shit!!

He stops a fighter who has been in with (and beaten) decent opposition and who has never been stopped, Audley beats him in 4 rounds and he was still unimpressive (a reality check is needed IMO)

As regards to Audley being out on his feet against Ellis :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cuckoo!!!


(The American fight fans boo 90% of fights, I don't see why they bother going to watch in the first place)
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Post by DavidPayne »

The only time Harrison will have been out on his feet versus Matt Ellis will have been when he saw Matt's girlfriend - she was sitting in front of me and my brother-in-law - and she was hot.

Actually, I have that wrong, I saw her when Ellis was on the undercard of Harrison v Draskovic - she was still hot...

Or I dunno, they all blur into one...but the over-riding memory was a) Dean Francis shouldn't have been allowed to box and b) Ellis' missus was fit.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Did Dean Francis ever have that Cruiserweight fight
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Post by mickeybeard »

Interview and clips here:

http://msn.foxsports.com/bestdamn
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Post by Neri »

'out on his feet' seems way too harsh, he did get caught with a few like. Good win for Audley, lets see him tested now
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Post by steve689 »

Sounds like a good win for Fraudley, i hope he comes through and wins the world title but i remain pessimistic at this point...however i think stopping big Bob Wiggins is actually a good win for him. Now he needs to keep the momentum going and start fighting more active opponents on a more regular basis.
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Post by Manos de Oro »

Good win for Audley. Not so surprising he got the job done quicker considering how good he looked at the weigh in, plus never knew that Wiggins was so small compared to him. Onwards and... onwards then? Choo! Choo! :lol: 8) :box:
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Post by Spreadking »

Horrible fight by both guys

Audley wins the first 2 rounds with a few jabs and a few left hands. Wiggins does nothing. In the third round Wiggins lands a right hook and wobbles Audley for a split second. Audley lands more punches in the round. Audley lands a weak left hand in the 4th round and Wiggins goes down. Wiggins gets up and Audley tries to flurry. the sad part is most of the punches miss. Wiggins goes back to his corner and his corner wants to stop the fight ? obivously this was a payday for Wiggins and nothing more. Retire you waste of space. We know why Audley won't fight anybody who might actually land a power punch on him, because the fight will be over.

Fox Best Damn Sport Show is turning to shit with all these loser fighters.
At least Glen Johnson is the next guy to headline a main event. He is a real fighter.
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Post by Manos de Oro »

Spreadking wrote:Horrible fight by both guys

Audley wins the first 2 rounds with a few jabs and a few left hands. Wiggins does nothing. In the third round Wiggins lands a right hook and wobbles Audley for a split second. Audley lands more punches in the round. Audley lands a weak left hand in the 4th round and Wiggins goes down. Wiggins gets up and Audley tries to flurry. the sad part is most of the punches miss. Wiggins goes back to his corner and his corner wants to stop the fight ? obivously this was a payday for Wiggins and nothing more. Retire you waste of space. We know why Audley won't fight anybody who might actually land a power punch on him, because the fight will be over.

Fox Best Damn Sport Show is turning to shit with all these loser fighters.
At least Glen Johnson is the next guy to headline a main event. He is a real fighter.
Oh no, I thought Wiggins came with some ambition in this one. He probably shat it when he saw how fit/big Harrison was at the weigh-in - a big difference to Tshabalala.

And I agree with you about that show. The sight of one of the Goosen's walking around with that permament fake half-smile, while Riddick Bowe drooled into the mic 'we're going all the way to the top' or whatever, was truly nauseating.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Anyone prepared to work with Bowe is in my opinion a vampire. Joe Goosen does have the look of the undead now I come to think of it, or is it Dan?
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Post by steve689 »

Was this fight shown? My mate claims he saw it on SKY live in the early hours of the morning, did i miss it or is he the world's biggest bullshitter?
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Post by jomothepure »

Ah, good old Audrey. I've been away and just heard about it first in snippets yesterday. The Times described it as the best performance yet and even the BBC seems to have tones down it's mandatory butter-resentment jibe in every internet article it does on him now.

No doubt the height factor has paid well again, but he's sounding fit and healthy now, and A1 news is that he opened up within half an hour this time.

Nice to hear a bit of corroboration from himself/Goossen about trying to make a fight with Brock. If there are any doubters still out there (you should all be locked up) you at least can't Harrison is now at a point where one or two fights would set him up for a title shot.
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Post by nickd »

I truly think Harrison will beat Brock if they fight.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

He'd beat Peter too. :box:
At least Glen Johnson is the next guy to headline a main event
Says his next fight is an IBF eliminator. Woods Vs Johnson 4 perhaps if they Woods beats Gonzalez? :box:
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Post by stujones »

Max Molyneux wrote:He'd beat Peter too. :box:
At least Glen Johnson is the next guy to headline a main event
Says his next fight is an IBF eliminator. Woods Vs Johnson 4 perhaps if they Woods beats Gonzalez? :box:
Woods vs Johnson 3 isn't it?
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Oh yeah. Would be good to watch if they both win. :box:
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Post by Kilburn »

nickd wrote:I truly think Harrison will beat Brock if they fight.
I assume you mean by KO, because with the massive difference in workrate Audley wouldn't have a hope in hell of winning a decision.

I think Brock would beat Harrison 10 times out of 10 personally.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

Brock is ordinary but with a good workrate, audley is talented but ponderous.

I don't think Brock has the skills to find regular success on the inside vs audley unless audley sits on the ropes with his gloves over his ears and lets brock work, which in this instance I don't think he'd allow.

Kind of tough to call though.
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