falling for it all over again hey people?...

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wiseman2007
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falling for it all over again hey people?...

Post by wiseman2007 »

Here we go go again! People Thinking a fight involving Audrey Harrison is going to be a fight worth going out too see and paying for! Only too see it and after complain how lack luster he was and he should not get paid for his fights! I remember when I couldn't believe the David haye fight was made..and how big the fight was selling. I knew then it would be a one sided mismatch! and it was!! Now did I know that because I have a better understanding to boxing then most? Noo its because ITS AUDLEY fornicating HARRISON!!

What are you expecting on the October the 13th? That Harrison at 40 finally comes into his prime and destroys David price with his always dangerous left hand? That knocked Micheal sprott out! a man renowned for having a iron chin! and if you"re expecting a back and forth shoot out then good luck with that prediction (y) I guess winning the Olympics sells the fight hey? doesn't matter it was 12 years ago or anything. Its how they sold the haye fight. The mans a millionaire and he has no were been close to winning a world title... I guess its true what they say.. bullshit baffles brains!

Even if audley beats price does it really show how good he is? or does it say alot about price? If you're paying out to see this fight then fine but just don't complain if you see another typical Harrison fight.. personally I think the man should retire and be a motivational speaker Because that's the only thing I seen him good at! He should not still be in big domestic fights because of a past achievement!

I know its a good fight for price but this should no were near be a sell out fight for him!
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Post by dondada »

It's definitely fair comment. Despite ourselves, perhaps there's something about Audley we like or want to succeed, even though he has mainly been an underachiever as a pro.

For me, it's his heroic rescue of Stonebridge Adventure Playground.
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Fraudley's destiny is going to be realised, you can't subdue Positive Mental Attitude. If not against price, then it'll be against Joshua in ten years time. You can't stop the A-Force, you can't stop fate.
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Post by chiggsy »

Na he's not fooling me this time.
4 rounds and he quits or gets tko'ed.
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Post by JamesH »

After the telephone interview on the preview, Frank Maloney said he shouldn't even let his fighters have a cup of tea with Audley now because he sounds like a monster. You've been warned :lol:
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Post by Jeff Thomas »

Audleys greatest success story has already being achieved.... He's no failure, the sooner he realises that the better. He does not have the mental capacity to perform in fights where he is anything but a big favourite.
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Post by dookus »

Falling for what? I happen to quite like watching boxing
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Post by dbf »

Audley is getting knocked out. Ali Adams had him worried - Davif Price was a world class amateur who's developing nicely as a pro - 5 rounds max.
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