If Audley takes a few "shots in return" he will get knocked out - simple as..........he just hasent got what it takes...........Mario wrote:Exactly. If Audley can go in there confident, knowing he can win, and not being scared to take a couple of shots in return, he can challenge the best of them.Terry D wrote:I second the motion, dominance is a state of mind. Come on Big Aud'!Chambers2 wrote:COME ON AUDLEY!!!! This time Our Kid
Its been said many times but surely this is his one absolute final chance to salvage his career.
Audley Harrison - The Comeback
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Punchy Joe
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Boxing.Gloves wrote:You know what...I actually agree with you on thisDG. wrote:Seeing as AH lost his younger brother not too long ago, I am glad to see him back after what must have been a terrible time.
All these people slagging him off for 'going it alone' and being 'arrogant' - I can tell you that AH did what most forward thinking people would do..........NOT SIGN YOUR LIFE AWAY!
It did not work out for AH - but he went for it.
I suppose because we are both of West Indian stock means I can relate to AH and his stance and this 'perceived arrogance'
I am telling you this, if AH were a white heavyweight then people would applaud the stance he took by going it alone.
Most people applaud this chav man of the people persona that some adopt because it appeals to them and their lifestyle.
AH is just showing it how it is within certain sections of the community.
Why should someone who does not get in the ring get paid more than you?
Fwank would have earned more money than AH!
AH could have taken £100k to go pro before the Olympics - he turned it down and GOOD FOR HIM - a good business decision.
Also - I can tell you this, the press and fwank etc may slag him off, but within the black community AH is very well respected.
He may not have made good his promise to be World Champion but I am sure he takes comfort from the fact he DOES have many fans AND the black community is right behind him and that means more than a world title!
Controversial? no - just the truth!
Gwann Audley!
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Of course one thing about Audley is he had bags of talent but unfortunatley he never delivered, before he fought Williams he was very reluctant to let his hands go, and then after it he neglected his defence,
i guess a lack of balance was to blame, he just didnt manage to get it all together at the right time, shame.
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Tunney wrote:So who is Audley's opponent going to be? I read a rumor in another boxing forum that Guinn and McDermott are possibilities.
Guinn? At 2 weeks notice. Absolutely no chance.
McDermott has a fight set so that aint happening.
Audley has said on his website the opponent will be low key so it makes these turds who are making these Guinn and McDermott rumours look pretty amusing.
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AH has a long road ahead back into contention but he can do it. He has skill, he has size, he has speed and he is a southpaw!
He tried to be all things to all men and you can't do that... you can if you are Oscar de la Hoya and can cherrypick your big fights twice a year then promote them yourself but it was always going to be a disaster for a up and coming pro.
For a heavyweight he is young. The same age as Matt Skelton when he made his pro debut against Gifford Shillingford!
He tried to be all things to all men and you can't do that... you can if you are Oscar de la Hoya and can cherrypick your big fights twice a year then promote them yourself but it was always going to be a disaster for a up and coming pro.
For a heavyweight he is young. The same age as Matt Skelton when he made his pro debut against Gifford Shillingford!
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Id be suprised at that. If Skelton beats Samm I dont think he would need Audley at all, unless Audley went and beat a Danny Williams (with a full 10 weeks prep) convincingly.jomothepure wrote:If Skelton beats SSS, he'll defend against Aubrey.bridportboxer wrote:So has Audley signed with Warren again? If he has I think we'll probably see him go down the WBU route - the WBO is off the menu due to Wlad being the champ.
I think if Skelton beats Samm he will be straight back in line for a World title shot.
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Well, Edward Murphy - he went at HIS pace and barring injuries he would have been more active.hitman_hatton1 wrote:not really Dennis.DG. wrote:It did not work out for AH - but he went for it.![]()
he idled for ages and then finally stepped up over 4 yrs after he first turned pro.
that was only against british level danny williams. and as for the fight itself.
If he can get his head straight then he can make an impact.
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Something he told everyone and anyone he'd fight for, and win after 5 fightsnickd wrote:Impact? He hasn't even fought for the British title after 7 years as a pro!
I don't fault Audley for going it alone.... i fault him for all the disrespect he threw at good honest pro's, saying he'd beat them easily etc, before he'd even had a handful of pro fights.... AND, for his complete unwillingness to engage and fight when in the ring. Hardly backs up all that talk does he. I've rarely seen such a big man look so scared in the ring. Thats fine, fair play to him for fighting, BUT, don't give it the big'un in the first place if you're not at least willing to Try and back it up.
True, but few have failed to do so with such a fanfare!DavidPayne wrote:he's not the first...
Baffles me how people still think he can be a world force coming off being clean KO'd by Michael Sprott!
If it's at all possible I think he'll be more gunshy when he returns. Fighters have come back from KO defeats before but not sure Harrison has it in him. He was petrified of being hit BEFORE getting cold cocked.
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nickd wrote:Impact? He hasn't even fought for the British title after 7 years as a pro!
BUT - was hs head straight?
No
Promoting and fighting off the media plus personal issues may have had an effect on AH.
MAY have had an effect.
He looked good up until the Davis fight, IF he can regain some onfidene
then we will see.
This is last chance saloon and the first time round, he had it way too easy.
AUDLEY, show us something!