McBride - 20st 8lbs!
McBride - 20st 8lbs!
Presumably when Golota sparks him in 2 he can have a shot at Danny W in a Cake eating contest.
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jomothepure
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oliverfennell
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I very much doubt that. The only reason Tyson and Golota struggled with him is because they were both more than halfway through their natural lifetimes.Ally-M1 wrote:Golota is a slow starter (if he ever gets started)... That said, taking 6 to get rid of Fatboy McBride isn't nothing to write home about!
I dare say though that Audley would struggle against him.
Anybody below 40 with more than the basics can beat McBride comfortably.
Fair Point...
But oli, we have often shown our faith toward Audley in the past - only for him to come up short many a time...
Only a couple left following with faith on his site... Even Hurricane doesn't believe! I see what your saying but Audley crushed the belief fans had.
And when you take into consideration his time away from the ring, I think though he would win, it ain't an early KO job... Audley isn't young either, granted he started late but a Heavy KO loss and his unfortunate accident outside the ring won't have helped.
But oli, we have often shown our faith toward Audley in the past - only for him to come up short many a time...
Only a couple left following with faith on his site... Even Hurricane doesn't believe! I see what your saying but Audley crushed the belief fans had.
And when you take into consideration his time away from the ring, I think though he would win, it ain't an early KO job... Audley isn't young either, granted he started late but a Heavy KO loss and his unfortunate accident outside the ring won't have helped.
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oliverfennell
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It might not be an early KO, but it should be easy enough, however long it lasts.
What you say about Audley may be right, but even the most cynical view of him doesn't give any credence to the idea of him struggling with McBride. Tyson aside, McBride hasn't beaten anyone even close to some of Audley's much-aligned OPPONENTS, never mind the man himself. Look at some of the people he's lost to, even when he was a young fighter. And he's getting older, heavier and slower all the time. No chance - even a tentative, stand-off, aging Audley with stage fright and dented confidence would stand McBride on his head.
What you say about Audley may be right, but even the most cynical view of him doesn't give any credence to the idea of him struggling with McBride. Tyson aside, McBride hasn't beaten anyone even close to some of Audley's much-aligned OPPONENTS, never mind the man himself. Look at some of the people he's lost to, even when he was a young fighter. And he's getting older, heavier and slower all the time. No chance - even a tentative, stand-off, aging Audley with stage fright and dented confidence would stand McBride on his head.
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After seeing Aude koed by Sprott I'd give any heavyweight with one arm a chance against Harrison, to say that he'd stand Mcbride on his head is rather wishful thinking I think.... we are after all talking of someone who often looked like a rabbit in headlights before he was koed in his last fight!!!....
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undisputed by 2008!....
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undisputed by 2008!....
He beat a novice Macarinelli. Harrison will have no trouble with Swaby he'll outweigh him by about 40-50lbs. And Swaby is coming off a year out on the back of 3 stoppage defeats.boxrec wrote:I noticed Swaby is the only guy that has beaten Enzo Maccarinelli. If he can beat big mac, he should be able to beat big aud. Wonder who would win out of Aud vs Mac?
