WHO WINS & COMPARE OPPONENTS.. HAUDLEY AND WILDER
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
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handsofstone
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
My father would always shout and yell at me that i had little girly hands and i would never be as big handed as my brother :( Incidently my sister became a world champion boxerpalooka wrote:tell me about your childhood
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Why is your name not girlyhandsofstone?handsofstone 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 cant believe i never realised the connection,i must have been surpressing itkeithmoonhangover wrote:Why is your name not girlyhandsofstone?handsofstone 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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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I cant believe i never realised the connection,i must have been surpressing ithandsofstone wrote:Why is your name not girlyhandsofstone?
My hangovers are so bad Keith Moon would have been proud of, hence the name.
But I don't think you should change yours to girlyhandsofstone, as it sounds like some kind of wanking fetish site.
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handsofstone
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
My hangovers are so bad Keith Moon would have been proud of, hence the name.keithmoonhangover wrote:I cant believe i never realised the connection,i must have been surpressing ithandsofstone wrote:Why is your name not girlyhandsofstone?
But I don't think you should change yours to girlyhandsofstone, as it sounds like some kind of wanking fetish site.[/quote]
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
My hangovers are so bad Keith Moon would have been proud of, hence the name.keithmoonhangover wrote:I cant believe i never realised the connection,i must have been surpressing ithandsofstone wrote:Why is your name not girlyhandsofstone?
But I don't think you should change yours to girlyhandsofstone, as it sounds like some kind of wanking fetish site.[/quote]
That I am also a member of.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
very handy for w@nking my friend, make your schlong look remarkably bigger!!handsofstone 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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Ratchet Exits Nu
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Believe in Da Haudley!
Redemption 2013!

Redemption 2013!
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oliverfennell
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
You might want to check with Ali Adams to see if that's true.funso banjo baby wrote:Audley's recent career has been built on a slow and tentative one punch stategy. he cant throw combos at all !
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oliverfennell
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
He already did that before Prizefighter. He blamed the defeat on being too up for it!ILikeBeer wrote:After the fight, he'll talk about redemption, say he is ready for any heavyweight out there and calls out David Price.
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oliverfennell
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Yes.HellraiserBoxing wrote: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?
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oliverfennell
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Lucky? I saw him deliberately turn Sprott into the corner at a key moment and then deliberately throw a left hook that knocked the guy out?ILikeBeer wrote:The second Sprott fight though, he got a lucky punch in the last round to win. Maybe he should rematch Price.
There is no such thing as a lucky punch. Boxers throw punches at a specific target with the intent of landing them, no?
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Clint Magnum
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Deontay's chin is questionable but not his power.
However he's a reckless puncher and leaves himself open to counters. Unfortunately its highly likely nowadays that Audleys whiskers will probably be tested before Deontay's and we know he'll fail that test.
He's always got a southpaw counterpuchers chance, won't be waging any of my hard earned cash on a bet though!
However he's a reckless puncher and leaves himself open to counters. Unfortunately its highly likely nowadays that Audleys whiskers will probably be tested before Deontay's and we know he'll fail that test.
He's always got a southpaw counterpuchers chance, won't be waging any of my hard earned cash on a bet though!
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jameswilson
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
As an Audley fan I am not holding out much hope, but I definitely don't see Wilder being offensively in Price's class and he also isn't as big as Price. Wilder is tall but only weighs like 225 which is incredibly light for a guy his height and looking at him he seems a bit flimsy and all over the joint with his tequnique so who knows. Like I say definitely a more winnable fight than the David Price fight.Ste Hawkins wrote:Deontay's chin is questionable but not his power.
However he's a reckless puncher and leaves himself open to counters. Unfortunately its highly likely nowadays that Audleys whiskers will probably be tested before Deontay's and we know he'll fail that test.
He's always got a southpaw counterpuchers chance, won't be waging any of my hard earned cash on a bet though!
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
the bottom line is... yes he can!!
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I'll be there. I'm looking forward to it now. I hope he doesn't stink the joint out. I don't think he does it on purpose, he just is what he is and that's what he wants to do and some people keep letting him. What I would like to see though is a competent/ competetive display. I say Enzo put up a good effort at Ola Afolabi and then get dropped like a Redwood. I don't wanna be turning up to see this kind of thing, which ain't pretty, before a boxing match has managed to break out.rhino222 wrote:the bottom line is... yes he can!!
In any event I am also looking forward to seeing Gary Sykes, Nate Campbell in particular to see what he's all about, Ogogo and of course Amir Khan
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funso banjo baby
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
98% of Audley's career has been dull and dissappointing
however his career highlights are
the Danny Williams stoppage (never repeated onslaught of which the first 30 seconds effectively ended the fight)
Coleman Barrett one punch ko win prizefighter 1 final
Sprott deep water one punch KO (i still dont understand that shot...weird shape of arm etc)
Rossy win Prizefighter II final
which may be scraping the barrell ..but is actually better 'entertainment value' than any collection of Klitchko best bits

however his career highlights are
the Danny Williams stoppage (never repeated onslaught of which the first 30 seconds effectively ended the fight)
Coleman Barrett one punch ko win prizefighter 1 final
Sprott deep water one punch KO (i still dont understand that shot...weird shape of arm etc)
Rossy win Prizefighter II final
which may be scraping the barrell ..but is actually better 'entertainment value' than any collection of Klitchko best bits
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
funso banjo baby wrote:98% of Audley's career has been dull and dissappointing
however his career highlights are
the Danny Williams stoppage (never repeated onslaught of which the first 30 seconds effectively ended the fight)
Coleman Barrett one punch ko win prizefighter 1 final
Sprott deep water one punch KO (i still dont understand that shot...weird shape of arm etc)
Rossy win Prizefighter II final
which may be scraping the barrell ..but is actually better 'entertainment value' than any collection of Klitchko best bits
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
I thought Klitschko-Lewis, Klitschko-Brewster, and Klitschko-Peter I were more entertaining than any of Audley's fights. The Klitschkos also have plenty of KO wins akin to Harrison-Barrett and Harrison-Rossy.funso banjo baby wrote:98% of Audley's career has been dull and dissappointing
however his career highlights are
the Danny Williams stoppage (never repeated onslaught of which the first 30 seconds effectively ended the fight)
Coleman Barrett one punch ko win prizefighter 1 final
Sprott deep water one punch KO (i still dont understand that shot...weird shape of arm etc)
Rossy win Prizefighter II final
which may be scraping the barrell ..but is actually better 'entertainment value' than any collection of Klitchko best bits
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damianhucker1
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Im undecided how id like this to pan out ,
Of course id like to see Audley get a big win in this but if audley can take out an undefeated ko artist it doesnt bode well for the division as whole really .
Of course id like to see Audley get a big win in this but if audley can take out an undefeated ko artist it doesnt bode well for the division as whole really .
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
This is a very easy fight to pick, imo. Wilder by knockout.
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danconnollyeire
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
When did you come out of hibernationAsterix wrote:This is a very easy fight to pick, imo. Wilder by knockout.
Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
It was quite a long winter.danconnollyeire wrote:When did you come out of hibernationAsterix wrote:This is a very easy fight to pick, imo. Wilder by knockout.
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loaded_gloves
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Re: Deontay Wilder v/s Audley Harrison
Audley sparred with this fellow ahead of the Price fight so he must have seen something. It's just whether he can keep his cool and deliver with the pressure on. Wilder appears ungainly & clumsy to me, and only looks for that one big right hand. He has zero experience against anyone of any pedigree whatsoever - but he is also young and Audley is old.
I don't know, it wouldn't shock me at all if Audley avoided the telegraphed rights & did a Tony Thompson on this fellow.
I don't know, it wouldn't shock me at all if Audley avoided the telegraphed rights & did a Tony Thompson on this fellow.