WHO WINS & COMPARE OPPONENTS.. HAUDLEY AND WILDER

WHO WINS?

HAUDLEY KO
12
35%
HAUDLEY PTS
2
6%
WILDER KO
16
47%
WILDER PTS
0
No votes
REDEMPTION.
4
12%
 
Total votes: 34

The 1bangkid
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by The 1bangkid »

If Audley has not shit'd himself on the way to the ring and shows up in fighting shape this is going the way of Thompson V Price Banks V Mitchell
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by The 1bangkid »

:TU:
jameswilson wrote:It'll certainly be interesting to see what will happen if Wilder lunges in with a right only to completely miss and take a left cross clean on the chops from Harrison.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by crusader »

Given Wilder's history of opponents, I doubt he'd be matched with someone who recently dropped him twice.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by Old bones Ian »

Wilder does have good footwork though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co6-tYS9k1U
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by The 1bangkid »

This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by jessi »

The 1bangkid wrote:This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
Well theres an old saying in life "put up or shut up" if everyone's that confident that wilder is crap put as much money as you can afford on audley to beat him !
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by Mimmy »

How can Audley win the prizefighter but when it comes to other fights he freezes and shits himself?

This guy is untested and never fought anyone as high as Audley but why will he freeze and fukc it up?
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by The 1bangkid »

jessi wrote:
The 1bangkid wrote:This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
Well theres an old saying in life "put up or shut up" if everyone's that confident that wilder is crap put as much money as you can afford on audley to beat him !
I am Not all my money but thinking of putting a Ton on Audley by KO
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by crusader »

The 1bangkid wrote:This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
Wilder hasn't been dropped by 'bums'; he was dropped once in his pro career, by Harold Sconiers, and once in his amateur career, by former world amateur champion Evgenyi Romanov. I don't see much shame in either occurance, as great fighters like Andre Ward have been dropped and hurt by Sconiers type opponents, and the Romanov is a very good fighter.

The criticism in the video is also based mainly on Wilder's opposition, rather than specific flaws Wilder may have as a fighter. Facing poor opposition doesn't mean a fighter is poor; it means their opponents are generally poor, and obviously Wilder is much better than the opponents he's faced.

As far as his abilities are concerned, why do you think Wilder is a joke? The 'gentlemen' didn't present much of a case on that topic.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by jessi »

The 1bangkid wrote:
jessi wrote:
The 1bangkid wrote:This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
Well theres an old saying in life "put up or shut up" if everyone's that confident that wilder is crap put as much money as you can afford on audley to beat him !
I am Not all my money but thinking of putting a Ton on Audley by KO
I don't blame you, if his still there after round 4 his going to do it !
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by Finn »

jessi wrote:
The 1bangkid wrote:This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
Well theres an old saying in life "put up or shut up" if everyone's that confident that wilder is crap put as much money as you can afford on audley to beat him !
ive just checked the odds on sky bet wilder is 1/10 favourite with harrison at 11/2 harrison, a harrison ko isnt up yet but for the odds £50 on a harrison ko is going to get you a pretty penny.

NEGU!!!!
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by The 1bangkid »

crusader wrote:
The 1bangkid wrote:This gentlemen sums up what I think of Wilder.......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsb6PKk7IKA
Wilder hasn't been dropped by 'bums'; he was dropped once in his pro career, by Harold Sconiers, and once in his amateur career, by former world amateur champion Evgenyi Romanov. I don't see much shame in either occurance, as great fighters like Andre Ward have been dropped and hurt by Sconiers type opponents, and the Romanov is a very good fighter.

The criticism in the video is also based mainly on Wilder's opposition, rather than specific flaws Wilder may have as a fighter. Facing poor opposition doesn't mean a fighter is poor; it means their opponents are generally poor, and obviously Wilder is much better than the opponents he's faced.

As far as his abilities are concerned, why do you think Wilder is a joke? The 'gentlemen' didn't present much of a case on that topic.
Yes the points you made are True I got abit carried away..... I just dont rate Wilder the Americans are desperate for a HW champ from what I have seen his just a 1 trick pony and his there to be hit......... Good luck to the man he is exciting
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by keithmoonhangover »

funso banjo baby wrote:its a 50/50 fight.

Wilder may well smash him... but we dont know really

his record is 100% padded and i couldnt give a rat's arse about gym talk
If you're saying it's an even fight, I'll take that bet.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by keithmoonhangover »

mimmy123 wrote:How can Audley win the prizefighter but when it comes to other fights he freezes and shits himself?

This guy is untested and never fought anyone as high as Audley but why will he freeze and fukc it up?
Coz he gets to fight has beens and no hopers over three rounds.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by funso banjo baby »

keithmoonhangover wrote:
funso banjo baby wrote:its a 50/50 fight.

Wilder may well smash him... but we dont know really

his record is 100% padded and i couldnt give a rat's arse about gym talk
If you're saying it's an even fight, I'll take that bet.

i wish we'd had a bet on your dallas v price prediction :bag:


im just uneasy being confident about a 27-0 record based on worse opps than David Rodriquez has faced.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by polecateddy »

People are getting far too excited about this. All Audley has done since David Price destroyed him in seconds, is stop a complete unknown, keep old Martin Rogan on the end of his jab for 3 rounds, and stop a totally spent C grade heavyweight in Derric Rossy in the Prizefighter final. Quite why anyone really expects Audley to make it even 3 rounds with this top American really beggers belief!
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

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polecateddy wrote:People are getting far too excited about this. All Audley has done since David Price destroyed him in seconds, is stop a complete unknown, keep old Martin Rogan on the end of his jab for 3 rounds, and stop a totally spent C grade heavyweight in Derric Rossy in the Prizefighter final. Quite why anyone really expects Audley to make it even 3 rounds with this top American really beggers belief!
Top American ? More like untested
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by Horse »

polecateddy wrote:People are getting far too excited about this. All Audley has done since David Price destroyed him in seconds, is stop a complete unknown, keep old Martin Rogan on the end of his jab for 3 rounds, and stop a totally spent C grade heavyweight in Derric Rossy in the Prizefighter final. Quite why anyone really expects Audley to make it even 3 rounds with this top American really beggers belief!
Who has Wilder beaten that is better than Rogan, Bertino or Rossy?
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by polecateddy »

Okay, feasibly he could turn out like another Michael Grant, who knows. But Audley is 41 and has a habit of either folding quickly or at least getting very passive against big punchers.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by crapthunder »

If Audley remembers to throw a punch this time he might get a stoppage. Got a feeling Wilder's been protected for a reason.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by Ratchet Exits Nu »

Wilder is another Hatton, devastating at a certain lower level, but step him up and he gets beat or struggles.


Haudly, our Haudley!

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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by HellraiserBoxing »

Has there been a time during his pro career where Audley has responded to someone decent and that came to fight by putting up a good performance? I think he will be remembered as a guy who throughout his pro career, always folded when the going got tough. Its a shame, but that is how I see it.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by si7dog7 »

polecateddy wrote:Okay, feasibly he could turn out like another Michael Grant, who knows. But Audley is 41 and has a habit of either folding quickly or at least getting very passive against big punchers.
Michael Grant was game
we do not know that about Wilder... yet

Audley for me within 3, wager will be on

Crow to eat if wrong

but I Believe!!!!!!
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by polecateddy »

si7dog7 wrote:
polecateddy wrote:Okay, feasibly he could turn out like another Michael Grant, who knows. But Audley is 41 and has a habit of either folding quickly or at least getting very passive against big punchers.
Michael Grant was game
we do not know that about Wilder... yet

Audley for me within 3, wager will be on

Crow to eat if wrong

but I Believe!!!!!!
And I don't know where Audley's rep as any kind of big puncher comes from. His stoppages tend to come against worn out fighters or nobodies. He is effectively a non-puncher at proper world-level.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison

Post by rhino222 »

Yes he can
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