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The best thing for Audley would be to win this thing decisively.

The second best thing would be to get mullered for 3 rounds by Mike Holden and dropped at the last bell.

In reality, I predict he'll make the final thanks to a lucky draw and then get outworked by Sprott or Williams.

He'll then say, "nearly" 17 times like he did after Rogan, claim he was tired because he'd been to the post office yesterday or say he would have won if people knew about some things.

But ya know, the show goes on, my time will come.

billy bessey wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:Whats everyone gonna do if he wins?

i think he will win it. is there odds out for this? would be quite hard to compile odds for it i think

http://www.oddschecker.com/boxing/prizefighter

Currently Williams is 9/4 favourite followed by Sprott and Audley at 3/1.

As far as the bookies are concerned no on else really has a chance.

Coleman Barrett might be worth a quid or two at 25/1 simply because i've never seen him fight and as we've seen before in this format anything can happen.

def putting a few quid on the underdogs !

what was ovil ? 60-1

im cheering on a-farce

if audley does win this, does anyone reckon he'll get an immediate shot at the british title leading to an obvious fight against one of the kilt brothers if he wins?

WestEndRiot wrote:

billy bessey wrote:

Bennyblanco wrote:Whats everyone gonna do if he wins?

i think he will win it. is there odds out for this? would be quite hard to compile odds for it i think

http://www.oddschecker.com/boxing/prizefighter

Currently Williams is 9/4 favourite followed by Sprott and Audley at 3/1.

As far as the bookies are concerned no on else really has a chance.

Coleman Barrett might be worth a quid or two at 25/1 simply because i've never seen him fight and as we've seen before in this format anything can happen.

audleys worth a bet at 3/1

i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

And why not, since you live in Canada, where it won't be shown anyway.

kingfinn wrote:if audley does win this, does anyone reckon he'll get an immediate shot at the british title leading to an obvious fight against one of the kilt brothers if he wins?

An emphatic 'No'.

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bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

Chambers2 wrote:

bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

.....other than the annual moosefcuking contest

I just wish AH would retire. On paper its a great opportunity for him to get back into the mix, but it aint gonna happen. Why would you expect him to do something he has never done before and live up to his gold medal success. He cant cut the mustard in the pros and he doesnt have the guts needed to be a true warrior. If he does fight Sprott he will be afraid that the one punch "take out" might just happen again so he will be negative as usual and piss us all off. I would expect AH to be one of the top three but Williams and Sprotty stand the best chance of winning IMO and Sprott is my pick for winning in the final. If Harrison had the guts and grit of say Rogan or Skelton you would have one hell of a fighter but he hasnt and dont expect him to show any courage in prizefighter, he will just fight in his usual boring, negative way.

Chambers2 wrote:

Chambers2 wrote:

bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

.....other than the annual moosefcuking contest

Let me know the dates of this please so I can get my next holidays booked up.

Oh and Audley will win this.

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And the other Harrison will get his license back and regain his World title belt LOL.

Chambers2 wrote:

bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

well the thing is,i HAVE to paint my walls at some point,i cant just cover them up with posters of Haye and Froch.but hey,different strokes..... no pun intended,of course.

bobcat wrote:

Chambers2 wrote:

bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

well the thing is,i HAVE to paint my walls at some point,i cant just cover them up with posters of Haye and Froch.but hey,different strokes..... no pun intended,of course.

Ooo you've got such a wicked tongue

bobcat wrote:

Chambers2 wrote:

bobcat wrote:i have plans to paint my appartement,then watch it dry.

and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

well the thing is,i HAVE to paint my walls at some point,i cant just cover them up with posters of Haye and Froch.but hey,different strokes..... no pun intended,of course.

Perhaps some posters of Patrice L'Heureux and Jean Francois Bergeron would do instead?

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

tonyevs wrote:And the part time cabbie ¾ his size also knocked out the Bedford bear not long after.

We will see who is right or wrong soon enough

hahaha, Tony - he was still a part time cabbie 3 quarters of his size it doesn't matter if he knocked out Ivan Drago shortly afterwards (which was a complete upset btw).

but you are correct, we'll find out soon, altho' I'm not aware of the date, but I would happily wager that Audley will not win this.If he doesn't, he will be laughed at, and if he does, he will stink the joint out no doubt and become even less respected in professional boxing than he already is. He's in a lose lose situation if you ask me. There's no longer a place for him in the game , and he has achieved this embarrassing status all by himself by constantly running his big mouth.

i might go just for the cringe factor, not to mention the intrigue of how he would deal if faced with Sprott. Where is it at, the York Hall?

I am not a sadist, I would not want to see the guy hurt or badly sparked likehe was last time, but I really don't see how a scared fighter in the first place is going to deal with a guy that destroyed him once already. Fair play to him for putting himself back in that situation though.

However, I feel he's just in it for the money and to have some kind of public profile, rather than the glory, and I think that's how you can end up getting hurt, or so I've been told.

No big surprise Fraudley winning - that is if you know even a small amount about the sport. Just glad I put £20 on Fraudley after reading the consistently moronic posts of Northeastboxingfan
6-1 odds .. easy money

tonyevs wrote:

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

tonyevs wrote:And the part time cabbie ¾ his size also knocked out the Bedford bear not long after.

We will see who is right or wrong soon enough

hahaha, Tony - he was still a part time cabbie 3 quarters of his size it doesn't matter if he knocked out Ivan Drago shortly afterwards (which was a complete upset btw).

but you are correct, we'll find out soon, altho' I'm not aware of the date, but I would happily wager that Audley will not win this.If he doesn't, he will be laughed at, and if he does, he will stink the joint out no doubt and become even less respected in professional boxing than he already is. He's in a lose lose situation if you ask me. There's no longer a place for him in the game , and he has achieved this embarrassing status all by himself by constantly running his big mouth.

i might go just for the cringe factor, not to mention the intrigue of how he would deal if faced with Sprott. Where is it at, the York Hall?

I am not a sadist, I would not want to see the guy hurt or badly sparked likehe was last time, but I really don't see how a scared fighter in the first place is going to deal with a guy that destroyed him once already. Fair play to him for putting himself back in that situation though.

However, I feel he's just in it for the money and to have some kind of public profile, rather than the glory, and I think that's how you can end up getting hurt, or so I've been told.

No big surprise Fraudley winning - that is if you know even a small amount about the sport. Just glad I put £20 on Fraudley after reading the consistently moronic posts of Northeastboxingfan
6-1 odds .. easy money

lol the bookies have taken a real beating tonight.

Audey has spewed his unbacked up bile for years , and there you are, getting excited because he beat Belshaw who I watched lose pathetically to fat boy Fury, and you're getting excited.



call me "moronic", you're a FRAUDLEY sympathiser moron. Paying for his silk pyjamas. I hope he gets stopped in his next fight and retired, though not hurt I must add.

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oliverfennell wrote:

bobcat wrote:

Chambers2 wrote: and that's as exciting as it gets in Canada

well the thing is,i HAVE to paint my walls at some point,i cant just cover them up with posters of Haye and Froch.but hey,different strokes..... no pun intended,of course.

Perhaps some posters of Patrice L'Heureux and Jean Francois Bergeron would do instead?

He did have some of Lucian Bute up but has become sick of Bute's career as Champ just being

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