No he can't.rhino222 wrote:Yes he can
WHO WINS & COMPARE OPPONENTS.. HAUDLEY AND WILDER
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keithmoonhangover
- Cruiserweight
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
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Old bones Ian
- Heavyweight

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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Was reading that training thing with Wilder in BN, i'm surprised he doesn't do any roadwork , just plenty of short sprints. Might come back to bite him in a long fight.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Yes. He. Can.keithmoonhangover wrote:No he can't.rhino222 wrote:Yes he can
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Can. He. Yes. He. Can.kevo wrote:Yes. He. Can.keithmoonhangover wrote:No he can't.rhino222 wrote:Yes he can
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MarkMcBurney
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
B.E.L.I.E.V.E.
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followthecamel
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Most boxing fans know whats going to happen in this fight but Im surprized by how many muppets in this thread think Audley has a chance. True, Wilder has not faced amazing opponents yet but you can still see tell alot about his ability from his previous bouts.
jonnyyorkshu says "Wilder has...skinny legs and hasnt been past 4 rounds" Since when has skinny legs got anything to do with boxing????? They dont hit below the belt remember? Have you ever seen Jon 'Bones' Jones's legs? And they use legs in MMA for more than walking around. Plus he hasnt been past 4 rounds because none of the 27 professional boxers he has fought have not been able to make it to the 5th. Ratchet Exits Nu's posts are jibberish half the time and when he/she does talk english its boll*cks.
Wladimir Klitschko reckons Wilder is a future boxing star and i can only agree.
Wilder will KO Harrison early. Believe me.
Roll on 27-04-2013.
jonnyyorkshu says "Wilder has...skinny legs and hasnt been past 4 rounds" Since when has skinny legs got anything to do with boxing????? They dont hit below the belt remember? Have you ever seen Jon 'Bones' Jones's legs? And they use legs in MMA for more than walking around. Plus he hasnt been past 4 rounds because none of the 27 professional boxers he has fought have not been able to make it to the 5th. Ratchet Exits Nu's posts are jibberish half the time and when he/she does talk english its boll*cks.
Wladimir Klitschko reckons Wilder is a future boxing star and i can only agree.
Wilder will KO Harrison early. Believe me.
Roll on 27-04-2013.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
followthecamel wrote:Most boxing fans know whats going to happen in this fight but Im surprized by how many muppets in this thread think Audley has a chance. True, Wilder has not faced amazing opponents yet but you can still see tell alot about his ability from his previous bouts.
jonnyyorkshu says "Wilder has...skinny legs and hasnt been past 4 rounds" Since when has skinny legs got anything to do with boxing????? They dont hit below the belt remember? Have you ever seen Jon 'Bones' Jones's legs? And they use legs in MMA for more than walking around. Plus he hasnt been past 4 rounds because none of the 27 professional boxers he has fought have not been able to make it to the 5th. Ratchet Exits Nu's posts are jibberish half the time and when he/she does talk english its boll*cks.
Wladimir Klitschko reckons Wilder is a future boxing star and i can only agree.
Wilder will KO Harrison early. Believe me.
Roll on 27-04-2013.
AUDLEY INSIDE THE FIRST!
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Darcy Delaney
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
it's the legs that hold you up when you get hit on the chin so if you have strong legs you should be able to hold a better shotfollowthecamel wrote:Most boxing fans know whats going to happen in this fight but Im surprized by how many muppets in this thread think Audley has a chance. True, Wilder has not faced amazing opponents yet but you can still see tell alot about his ability from his previous bouts.
jonnyyorkshu says "Wilder has...skinny legs and hasnt been past 4 rounds" Since when has skinny legs got anything to do with boxing????? They dont hit below the belt remember? Have you ever seen Jon 'Bones' Jones's legs? And they use legs in MMA for more than walking around. Plus he hasnt been past 4 rounds because none of the 27 professional boxers he has fought have not been able to make it to the 5th. Ratchet Exits Nu's posts are jibberish half the time and when he/she does talk english its boll*cks.
Wladimir Klitschko reckons Wilder is a future boxing star and i can only agree.
Wilder will KO Harrison early. Believe me.
Roll on 27-04-2013.
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gazza8
- Heavyweight

Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
This is exactly what we all love about boxing!!
Its all HYPE people!!!!
Audley will be blown away, hes Mr Oragami folds under pressure, winning prizefighter does nothing to suggest otherwise it is basically glorified amateur boxing in which the man is a gold medal winner!
You all believe the hype and get carried away but truth is it will end the way it always does
Its all HYPE people!!!!
Audley will be blown away, hes Mr Oragami folds under pressure, winning prizefighter does nothing to suggest otherwise it is basically glorified amateur boxing in which the man is a gold medal winner!
You all believe the hype and get carried away but truth is it will end the way it always does
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
What do you mean by hype? I'm not that fussed by most of the hype that goes into a boxing match.gazza8 wrote:This is exactly what we all love about boxing!!
Its all HYPE people!!!!
Audley will be blown away, hes Mr Oragami folds under pressure, winning prizefighter does nothing to suggest otherwise it is basically glorified amateur boxing in which the man is a gold medal winner!
You all believe the hype and get carried away but truth is it will end the way it always does
I always find the pre-fight smack talk to be beyond tiresome. It actually turns me off and makes me want to watch the fight less. Also, the ring walks that last 10 minutes are pretty dull as well.
It's okay once in a while for a massive fight. But if they hype every single fight, it becomes tedious and doesn't mean anything. Just get on with the boxing, I say. It's what we're all there to see.
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polecateddy
- Heavyweight

Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Audley will act scared and get dominated ...see for example the first Michael Sprott fight, David Haye and David Price fights to get an idea what's going to occur here.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
polecateddy wrote:Audley will act scared and get dominated ...see for example the first Michael Sprott fight, David Haye and David Price fights to get an idea what's going to occur here.
The second Sprott fight though, he got a lucky punch in the last round to win. Maybe he should rematch Price.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Harrison was dominating Sprott in the first fight before Sprott landed a bomb.polecateddy wrote:Audley will act scared and get dominated ...see for example the first Michael Sprott fight, David Haye and David Price fights to get an idea what's going to occur here.
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polecateddy
- Heavyweight

Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
If you watch it Harrison fought increasingly scared, and then was stopped in 3.Horse wrote:Harrison was dominating Sprott in the first fight before Sprott landed a bomb.polecateddy wrote:Audley will act scared and get dominated ...see for example the first Michael Sprott fight, David Haye and David Price fights to get an idea what's going to occur here.
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He was going for an early stoppage. It wasn't a negative performance.polecateddy wrote:If you watch it Harrison fought increasingly scared, and then was stopped in 3.
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polecateddy
- Heavyweight

Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
He looked scared of Sprott's left hook, even if Sprott is a non-puncher.Horse wrote:He was going for an early stoppage. It wasn't a negative performance.polecateddy wrote:If you watch it Harrison fought increasingly scared, and then was stopped in 3.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
That's not what I saw. Audley was aggressive and got countered by a wild shot that Sprott threw blind and sparked Aud out.polecateddy wrote:He looked scared of Sprott's left hook, even if Sprott is a non-puncher.Horse wrote:He was going for an early stoppage. It wasn't a negative performance.polecateddy wrote:If you watch it Harrison fought increasingly scared, and then was stopped in 3.
If anything it seems like that fight was where Audley's Punchophobia stemmed from.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Yes that's what I remember, Audley quickly losing confidence and looking v wary, Sprott starting to fancy it and a fairly wild looking punch knocking Audley clean out for about 5 minutes.
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forcefraser
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Come on Big Audley. I want him to knock Wilder into next week with a straight left bomb.
Wilder wont know what`s hit him once A Force starts unloading on his mush. Can he do it? Champion of the wooooooolrd? Course he can.
Wilder wont know what`s hit him once A Force starts unloading on his mush. Can he do it? Champion of the wooooooolrd? Course he can.
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
oh dear. Lots of red faces come fight night!
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Yes there will, Wilder's for one after he's been smashed up by Big Aud!!!mimmy123 wrote:oh dear. Lots of red faces come fight night!
YES HE CAN!!!!!!!!
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
TBH im gonna have a tenner on Audley to win at the price he is got to be daft not to (just incase 'yes he can')Crazyboy wrote:Yes there will, Wilder's for one after he's been smashed up by Big Aud!!!mimmy123 wrote:oh dear. Lots of red faces come fight night!![]()
YES HE CAN!!!!!!!!
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followthecamel
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
So tree trunk legs increase punch resistance to the chin do they? Moron. Did you recieve an education?Darcy Delaney wrote: it's the legs that hold you up when you get hit on the chin so if you have strong legs you should be able to hold a better shot
