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Posted: 07 May 2006, 13:11
by silkov
Eric Cantona wrote:
silkov wrote:
Eric Cantona wrote: How many breaks do you want to give the guy?

He needs to go back to 4 rounders & work his way up.

He has done nothing to deserve a break.
4 Rounders!!! you serious??.... what would he learn from them?. What he needs is to jump right back in with a new trainer as he is doing and try and turn things around. Two defeats in reality is nothing, Audely hasn't been koed or bashed up in either defeat... most of his problems are psychological and sometimes fighters can overcome this sort of problem if the have the will and desire to do so. The fact that Audely has sought out a new trainer (especially someone like Mccgirt) and has said that he will fight again and soon indicates that he is at least attempting to put things right... so I credit him for that as it would be far easier for him to just walk away right now.
I can understand how people are dissapointed with Audely but I find the level of outright hatred towards him from some people hard to understand... at the end of the day I'd like to see him succeed because heavyweight boxing is at such a low now it needs all the talent it can find... and the fact is that Audely is still one of the most talented heavies out there...
I don't hate Harrison, I just don't like loudmouth fighters who don't back up their boasts.

I was only being facetious about 4 rounders (although his stamina is probably only good for 4 rounders :oops: ), but you can see where I am coming from.

He's been a pro for almost SIX years & done precisely NOTHING.

He finally steps up in class & shows all the fortitude & heart of Mr Jelly; what's worse, it was against a man he had been ridiculing for years!

There are far better fighters than Harrison who haven't had the breaks that you want us all to give Harrison.

He's made himself a millionaire out of boxing & frankly, he is not a boxer.

He's had almost 6 years worth of breaks & I for one have had enough of the man.

He needs to seek alternative employment.
Fact is that Audely is a boxer... he has his faults and is yet to prove that he can be a world class pro but that doesnt mean he's not a boxer... its not as if he was overwhelmed by Williams and Guinn... the fact that he fought in such a manner yet both fights were still close should tell you that there is talent within Audely... its just a question of whether he can get past his mental hangups...

Posted: 07 May 2006, 15:16
by Shirow
Well he did say that he had to go back to the drawing board.

Why don't we all reserve judgement for another 5 years or so. Why rush a talented prospect? :roll: