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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Just watched some footage of Wilder. He looks in athletic shape. Although looking at the "fights" I am no further forward on this one.

I'm totally undecided between Audley stoppage in 5, Audley stoppage in 10 or Audley on points so I don't think I'll be betting on this. I'll stick to my original prediction - Audley by UD.

Still waiting to see what distance it is before betting as if I do it now and its changed to 12 rounds my round bets will be void, everywhere says 10 except allegedly who say 12 so no idea at present how many rounds, I know it won't go the distance but for round betting its important to us punters

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:I'm totally undecided between Audley stoppage in 5, Audley stoppage in 10 or Audley on points so I don't think I'll be betting on this. I'll stick to my original prediction - Audley by UD.

No doubt! Believe!

10 rounds according to the weigh in announcer

Horse wrote:

hitman_hatton1 wrote:

Horse wrote:Harrison was dominating Sprott in the first fight before Sprott landed a bomb.

Do you disagree with what I said?

Well I certainly do. Sprott spent the 3rd round beating Harrison up against the ropes and the momentum was most definitely with him at the time of the knockout (after a bright start from Harrison). By no stretch of the imagination is that 'dominating' Sprott.

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Just watched some footage of Wilder. He looks in athletic shape. Although looking at the "fights" I am no further forward on this one.

I'm totally undecided between Audley stoppage in 5, Audley stoppage in 10 or Audley on points so I don't think I'll be betting on this. I'll stick to my original prediction - Audley by UD.

You probably did not watch footage of Harrison then, say against Haye or Price? This fight will only end with Harrison on the canvas.

What did Audley weigh? Missed it earlier.

MarkMcBurney wrote:What did Audley weigh? Missed it earlier.

audley 16" 12 wilder a surprisingly light 16 stone.

http://www.BS.com/photos-weigh ... orm--64850

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIghcQb6KZY

Dunno if Audley had shoes on or not or whether Wilder was slouching but it may be another case of an American boxer being listed as taller than he actually is. Doesn't seem to be anything in the height at all and if anything Audley edging it.

rm1 wrote:

MarkMcBurney wrote:What did Audley weigh? Missed it earlier.

audley 16" 12 wilder a surprisingly light 16 stone.

Thanks bud

Good weight for Audley, that.

Based on recent no-shows I imagine Wilder - if he has a bit of aggression about him - gets Audley out of there in the first few rounds.

jameswilson wrote:http://www.BS.com/photos-weigh ... orm--64850

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIghcQb6KZY

Dunno if Audley had shoes on or not or whether Wilder was slouching but it may be another case of an American boxer being listed as taller than he actually is. Doesn't seem to be anything in the height at all and if anything Audley edging it.

If Wilder is shorter than listed, I doubt it's by much. Harrison may be wearing shoes that account for much of how they compare in the weigh-in pictures and video, or Harrison may be taller than listed rather than Wilder being shorter, or both.

He is clearly taller than Wlad here, and other photos show neither was wearing footwear that would account for a significant portion of the height difference.



Hard to see how any type of athletic footwear could account for a significant portion of this height difference.



Wilder is clearly taller, despite slightly lowering his head while Audley isn't. I'm not sure of their respective footwear, but if claims that Wilder may not be 6'7" are based on Audley looking taller in a photo of them together, photos in which Deontay appears taller should be considered.

Skybet are only offering 9/2 for Wilder to win within 60seconds.

Wilder Rounds 1-3 8/11 while not a good price seems most likely.

ShadrachSimmo wrote:Skybet are only offering 9/2 for Wilder to win within 60seconds.

Wilder Rounds 1-3 8/11 while not a good price seems most likely.

nah. Provided Audley has been getting plenty of practice in them legs at ducking he can outbox this man...He should have retired, or been retired by the Board before now, so it really is time to put up or shut up for Audley. I think he can win it, no doubt in my mind.

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:He should have retired, or been retired by the Board before now, so it really is time to put up or shut up for Audley.

Retired by the board? You're joking, right?

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

ShadrachSimmo wrote:Skybet are only offering 9/2 for Wilder to win within 60seconds.

Wilder Rounds 1-3 8/11 while not a good price seems most likely.

nah. Provided Audley has been getting plenty of practice in them legs at ducking he can outbox this man...He should have retired, or been retired by the Board before now, so it really is time to put up or shut up for Audley. I think he can win it, no doubt in my mind.

You're either joking or know bugger all about boxing.

Audley is going to get badly hurt tomorrow night.

Audley will be put to sleep early. First time this guy lands he's a goner.

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer


No contest really.

Haudley is a Veteran in many ways, he takes this.


Sorry for the new thread.




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As unreliable as Audley is, Wilders opponents have been truly shocking.

I can understand a complete lack of faith in Audley but I can't understand uber confidence around Wilders. Hughie Fury's opponent last week would be competitive with pretty much everyone on Wilders record.

Wilders will find out sooner or later how dangerous it is to stroll along Easy Street. Would be funny if it's tonight.

Audley points

funso banjo baby wrote:We just dont know anything about Wilder yet....INCLUDING WHETHER HE CAN PUNCH

How does this guy put people unconscious without punching?

Have a closer look tonight and watch his arms mate.

Wilder's list of victims are no better really than Peter McNeeley's prior to the Tyson fight.

Wilder is totally unknown, it's ridiculous to have him as a cast iron lock to demolish Audley.

The Current scene experts seem to think Audley isn't a step up from Kelvin Price which I think is a bit of a joke. Price was a 13 fight novice when he got in with Wilder and had never fought anything above 8 rounds, didn't have a good KO record and like Wilder had been fighting the kind of guys you expect a 13 fight novice to fight. He couldn't even stop Julius Long for Christ sake and Audley stopped him with the first punch he landed against him right back in something like his 4th fight.

jameswilson wrote:The Current scene experts seem to think Audley isn't a step up from Kelvin Price which I think is a bit of a joke. Price was a 13 fight novice when he got in with Wilder and had never fought anything above 8 rounds, didn't have a good KO record and like Wilder had been fighting the kind of guys you expect a 13 fight novice to fight. He couldn't even stop Julius Long for Christ sake and Audley stopped him with the first punch he landed against him right back in something like his 4th fight.

Audley's got no chin and barely throws a punch.

It doesn't matter who Wilder's fought. It's how he fights tonight and what he does will put Audley in the hospital.

Audley KO 6. Big left.

Ive had a cheeky fiver on Harrison to win 2nd round.

The way i hope it goes - Wilder come out cautious after harrison knocked him down i sparring, This lets Audley loosen up and give him confidence to come out throwing second round