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THere are the official weigh in photo's for this one on audley's websight he came in at a slightly conserning 18stone 2lb I think his best performances are achived at about 17 and a half like in the hersisia fight. Davis was 16 4.5

http://www.audleyharrison.com/gallery/p ... 71&pid=597

josh fg wrote:THere are the official weigh in photo's for this one on audley's websight he came in at a slightly conserning 18stone 2lb I think his best performances are achived at about 17 and a half like in the hersisia fight. Davis was 16 4.5

http://www.audleyharrison.com/gallery/p ... 71&pid=597

That's 252. Considering he's had a year off, and that his last five fights, excluding Hersisia, he was 255-257, that's probably to be expected. Definitely agree though, 245 against Herisisa he looked the best, and had one of his best performances then as well.

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J wrote:wow check it out fellas

http://www.skysports.com/skysports/arti ... 62,00.html

we have more boxing in june & JULY than we have had all year

EXCELLENT.

That's possibly saved Sky my subscription for the next few months.

I was thinking of cancelling as there is absolutely nothing I want to watch for the next couple of months until the footy season starts again anyway.

But some weekly boxing might just swing me....

I think they are showing Hopkins next fight as well.

KOJOE90 wrote:I think they are showing Hopkins next fight as well.

This is looking very good now. Question is why didn't they adopt this policy years ago? It's always been Sky writing the cheques, so why not enforce quality-control the way HBO do?

Obviously its good to see them at all but why are most of them delayed and not live?

stujones wrote:Cracking news that, I'm no Harrison fan but I hope we get to see more boxing. Whats the undercard like, we might get some of that.

Somehow, I don't get the feeling Harrison will be too pleased with Watts/Barry's comments before the fight.

Kirk Johnson sloping in for a comeback of sorts against Diaz. Fairly intriguing, although Johnson should win if he has any promise left in him whatsoever. Tell you tho - josh fg - if you were worried what Audrey weighed in at, I wouldn't even consider contemplate watching Kirk.

Harrison v Johnson, that might be a good one for the future - two underachieving former Olympians with no time to spare in their careers. Actually compared to Kirk's sloth-like progress to his first title fight (9 years!!) our Audley's professional career has been nothing short of meteoric.

The heavyweight division isn't that great at the mo, with a couple of carefully picked fights our Audrey could be in the world title picture, hell DW loses to MS and the next thing you know he beats tyson and fights big Vit. Audley could be there or thereabouts by the begining of 2007.

mikey h wrote:The heavyweight division isn't that great at the mo, with a couple of carefully picked fights our Audrey could be in the world title picture, hell DW loses to MS and the next thing you know he beats tyson and fights big Vit. Audley could be there or thereabouts by the begining of 2007.

Testify Brotha!!!

Audley wins TKO 7th. A stunning combination of about 10 left hands and then a weak right finished the job. He was ok at times but was stunned by Davcis once. This from what I've heard anyway.I think he'll need quite a few more rounds before he can think about anything exciting.

Don't know what the TD was that Kirk Johnson won by.

Just thinking about the BBC and them finishing their boxing coverage. For a random quote to sum it up (you would probably have to reverse it tho) I take you to Sean Connery in Indiana Jones 3, talking to Ford. "You left just as you were becoming interesting." Although in the case it was "You dumped us all just as we were becoming interesting."

Shit, bit philosophical and stupid for this time in the morning.

Not a bad result by Harrison after being out of the ring for a year, Davis isn't a top heavy but at least brought some determination to the contest.

Maybe being in America will make Harrison pick up the pace in the contests, have to bring the big punches out. Will be interesting who he lines up next. Good luck to him anyway, me being a Harrison fan and all that,

Sounds like the perfect fight to shake off his ring rust in, he didn't seem to get everything his own way and got a good few rounds under his belt. Bring on the McCline level opponent

jomothepure wrote:Audley wins TKO 7th. A stunning combination of about 10 left hands and then a weak right finished the job. He was ok at times but was stunned by Davcis once. This from what I've heard anyway.I think he'll need quite a few more rounds before he can think about anything exciting.

Don't know what the TD was that Kirk Johnson won by.

Just thinking about the BBC and them finishing their boxing coverage. For a random quote to sum it up (you would probably have to reverse it tho) I take you to Sean Connery in Indiana Jones 3, talking to Ford. "You left just as you were becoming interesting." Although in the case it was "You dumped us all just as we were becoming interesting."

Shit, bit philosophical and stupid for this time in the morning.

Yes the BBC's timing couldn't have possibly been worse frankly. Spend a fortune on Audley, and show Witter, Froch, Eastman etc before they do anything interesting, then don't show Hopkins v Eastman (was Setanta I believe) the only good fight they picked up was Woods v Hoye and of course the two Johnson v Woods fights.

Now Witter, Froch and Woods are likely to be in some interesting fights, Audley's in America fighting some decentish names, and Khan is on ITV.

What a shambles they made of it.

for a sneak preview of the finish and audley's post fight interview click on the following link and then on the pic of audley:

http://msn.foxsports.com/boxing

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Are you drunk?

watching Audley, the word horrible came to mind.
his 5 punch per round output was the most boring, strange, confusing thing I have ever seen.
I know he has a great left hand, but too bad he only threw it 6 times through 6 rounds.
He would land his 1 left per round and then grab Davis like you would grab your first girlfriend.
I bet the under so I was upset he took his time, still a winning wager, but he could have finished Davis off earlier with his left hand.

almost like watching Ruiz fight. jeez

Do you reckon he could handle Brock, Spreadking? I hardly used to rate Brock at all but the pace he kept up for the McCline fight was impressive last time out. I think he'd wipe the floor with Harrison.

Brock could handle him last night.

Harrison needs to throw about 35 jabs per round and launch about 15 good left hands. He has an okay right hook. his movement is good and he has the height. might not be fun to watch him run, but it works for him.

That's been my biggest gripe from day 1. If Audley had it in him to set something called a pace then he could be something even without a big punch.

But as it is he has a very poor engine for a future title contender, an engine which isn't going to get any better now.

Spreadking wrote:...almost like watching Ruiz fight

As indictments go it doesn't get much worse than that. I await the comments of Messrs McGuigan and co tonight with anticipation

sounds like the old workrate problem.

He ain't going nowhere, and I don't think I need to watch the fight to say that.

He's never been a high workrate fighter, but to be fair he's coming off a long layoff. I'd give him a chance against someone like Ruiz, but the experience would probably tell.

Bring back Toney...

Oh dear, it seems our US chums on the "Current Scene" weren't too impressed with Audley last night, I await Sky Sports 2 this evening with less excitement. You know I just wonder if mentally Audley "maxed out" when he took that gold medal, and everything else that's followed hasn't had the same drive behind it. I'll give him his dues for the Olympic success, that was a hard gold to win, beating 3 "Soviets" in the process but maybe that was the pinnacle for Harrison.

i have his last fight from a year ago. I thought he could stop Davis and did. Davis didn't throw that many punches either and used a good style. He stayed back and didn't leave himself open for the most part.

Audley kept waiting to counter and his opponent never threw anything. I mean this went on for 1 or 2 minutes in a row. A good fighter wouldn't wait that long without throwing a punch. He needed to take the lead sometime.