WHO WINS & COMPARE OPPONENTS.. HAUDLEY AND WILDER
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?[/quote]
Did you mean "receive"?
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Did you mean "receive"?
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I before E, except after C.magnus wrote:Did you mean "receive"?
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Harrison had smashed danny williams to pieces in the rematch and suddenly had bags of self belief went out and was smashing sprott to pieces before sprott caught him on the button. Its was because of that fight harrison started going back to being gun shy and scarred of being hit.Benelio wrote:polecateddy wrote:That's not what I saw. Audley was aggressive and got countered by a wild shot that Sprott threw blind and sparked Aud out.Horse wrote:
He looked scared of Sprott's left hook, even if Sprott is a non-puncher.
If anything it seems like that fight was where Audley's Punchophobia stemmed from.
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jameswilson
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I remember they were trying to get Scott Gammer for the British title. They publicly offered £100k for that fight (obviously that may not have really been offered) but Gammer turned it down. Harrison went on to lose to Sprott. Gammer went on to lose to Williams for what I would assume to be a much smaller purse than 100k.Finn wrote:Harrison had smashed danny williams to pieces in the rematch and suddenly had bags of self belief went out and was smashing sprott to pieces before sprott caught him on the button. Its was because of that fight harrison started going back to being gun shy and scarred of being hit.Benelio wrote:polecateddy wrote:
That's not what I saw. Audley was aggressive and got countered by a wild shot that Sprott threw blind and sparked Aud out.
If anything it seems like that fight was where Audley's Punchophobia stemmed from.
A strange what if but I do always wish that had panned out differently, because a Harrison v Skelton fight (which would have happened had Audley not lost to Sprott) around that time would have been intriguing.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
In a lot of cases.... yes.followthecamel wrote: So tree trunk legs increase punch resistance to the chin do they?
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followthecamel
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Such as?keithmoonhangover wrote:In a lot of cases.... yes.followthecamel wrote: So tree trunk legs increase punch resistance to the chin do they?
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Mike Tyson, Naseem Hamed.followthecamel wrote:Such as?keithmoonhangover wrote:In a lot of cases.... yes.followthecamel wrote: So tree trunk legs increase punch resistance to the chin do they?
Nigel Benn and Tommy Hearns both had skinny legs.
In some cases, but not all, thick legs improve balance and can act as shock absorbers.
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followthecamel
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
This is getting ridiculous. Thick legs act as shock absorbers!? How do the legs protect the brain when you take a punch to the chin? Hello?! Are you saying if Manny Pacquiao's legs were fatter he might of not got KO'd by JMM's right to the chin? I would think if anything thinner legs could boast a speed advantage which Tyson or Ali would tell you is very important in a boxing ring.
Magnus my brother from the east mids, my apologies for the spelling mistake and my behaviour, im just bemused by what im hearing here. Your thoughts?
Magnus my brother from the east mids, my apologies for the spelling mistake and my behaviour, im just bemused by what im hearing here. Your thoughts?
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followthecamel
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Peter Crouch must be walking like a drunkard then he finally makes it onto his beanpoles.keithmoonhangover wrote:thick legs improve balance
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Many fighters with skinny legs also have skinny necks though....Mike Tyson, Naseem Hamed.
Nigel Benn and Tommy Hearns both had skinny legs.
In some cases, but not all, thick legs improve balance and can act as shock absorbers.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Come back when you know what you're talking about.followthecamel wrote:Peter Crouch must be walking like a drunkard then he finally makes it onto his beanpoles.keithmoonhangover wrote:thick legs improve balance
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Wow, that's a convincing argument Keith!
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Well, it's based on facts mate, so you might not understand.followthecamel wrote:Wow, that's convincing argument Keith!
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Iv still not heard these 'facts'. Do share with us simpletons please.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Do your own research mate.followthecamel wrote:Iv still not heard these 'facts'. Do share with us simpletons please.
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I guess we will have to agree to disagree on this one. We shall see on the 27th how Deontay Wilder's 'skinny' legs hold up. Sweet dreams.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Our Haudley will drop Wilder in the sixth.followthecamel wrote:I guess we will have to agree to disagree on this one. We shall see on the 27th how Deontay Wilder's 'skinny' legs hold up. Sweet dreams.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
people are banding 6/1 around apparently, which to be fair a piece of that could cover my train, digs and £55 ticket......however, am not so comfortable laying money on boxing anymore so I don't do. I don't wanna get quids in off somebody getting sparked. I (bizarre for a boxing fan I realise) but I remember seeing Enzo get poleaxed by Afolabi right out the blue in Manchester 3 or 4 years ago and it weren't a nice thing to see when a big bloke gets dropped like that. Not sure what exactly is motivating Audley as he fights scared, surely he doesn't think there aren't other ways to earn a living. This fight sounds like the first person to get clipped could go.mimmy123 wrote: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!!!!!!!!
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
When I first read that I thought it said "from the mid east", and thought "that explains the camel bit then".followthecamel wrote:This is getting ridiculous. Thick legs act as shock absorbers!? How do the legs protect the brain when you take a punch to the chin? Hello?! Are you saying if Manny Pacquiao's legs were fatter he might of not got KO'd by JMM's right to the chin? I would think if anything thinner legs could boast a speed advantage which Tyson or Ali would tell you is very important in a boxing ring.
Magnus my brother from the east mids, my apologies for the spelling mistake and my behaviour, im just bemused by what im hearing here. Your thoughts?
My thoughts on this leg business? Christ knows, Tyson had good whiskers, Naz was dropped a lot (could be a balance thing I know) so I'm not sure either way about the thick legs controversy.
I'm just off to Skype Oliver McCall about the size of his thighs, then I'll get back to you all.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Good point, maybe I'll try Wayne McCullough instead.Dead Mouse wrote:Let's hope he's not on the old crack, you might get more than you bargained for.magnus wrote:
I'm just off to Skype Oliver McCall about the size of his thighs, then I'll get back to you all.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Didn't an MRI scan show Hagler's skull to be abnormally thick?
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handsofstone
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Although ive never boxed,iv never been knocked out in a fight or put down with a punch but thats more to do with never actually being caught proper clean(although iv had a few sore ones) but im a skinny pudendum with quite a long neck and looking at my own frame i know my chin would more than likely let me down if i got tagged by a trained puncher but i live in hope 
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
When you were saying"eff this Barry" were you talking to me?(thats my name alsoDead Mouse wrote:I never got knockdown with a punch, either, but there were a few times when a punch landed, I had time to reflect on this fact and then went down to one knee. The words: "eff this, Barry, I didn't come here to get twatted in the ribs" were usually uttered around this point.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
You shouldn't have admitted thathandsofstone wrote:When you were saying"eff this Barry" were you talking to me?(thats my name alsoDead Mouse wrote:I never got knockdown with a punch, either, but there were a few times when a punch landed, I had time to reflect on this fact and then went down to one knee. The words: "eff this, Barry, I didn't come here to get twatted in the ribs" were usually uttered around this point.) cos i was gonna say although ive never been decked by a punch idont think ive ever decked anyone either
i have very small girly hands
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handsofstone
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I know its the first time i have,even to myself,this is actually very therapeuticpalooka wrote:You shouldn't have admitted thathandsofstone wrote:When you were saying"eff this Barry" were you talking to me?(thats my name alsoDead Mouse wrote:I never got knockdown with a punch, either, but there were a few times when a punch landed, I had time to reflect on this fact and then went down to one knee. The words: "eff this, Barry, I didn't come here to get twatted in the ribs" were usually uttered around this point.) cos i was gonna say although ive never been decked by a punch idont think ive ever decked anyone either
i have very small girly hands