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Do you think it comes down confidence in one's self?

Harrison portrays having confidence, but I'm not sure if it was really that mentality.

Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:

WildWaylon wrote:

Tykemania wrote: I think that all of the guys you've mentioned had one thing over Fraudley - heart. The fact is, he has the tools to do very well, but when the chips are down, he backs off and tries his damnedest not to get hurt...

Have to agree. As I have said before, if you could somehow put Harrison and Skelton into a mould and produce one fighter from the two, you would have a World champion for sure. Harrison will NEVER be a World champion.

What do you mean? He's a former WBF Heavyweight Champion Of The World I'll have you know.

MMMM very tongue in cheek. Maybe he could win the WBU as well!!! LOL

Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Do you think it comes down confidence in one's self?

Harrison portrays having confidence, but I'm not sure if it was really that mentality.

Lots of guys can do the talking which comes over as having confidence but when faced with someone who wants to fight them they back off. Bully boy, intimidating mentality, that often works out of the ring but in it you have to prove you are as good as you say you are. Most pro fighters are very brave and have belief in themselves. I have nothing against a bit of mouthing off before a fight, it sells tickets, but the fighter then has to prove he can convert the talking into doing the business. Harrison is all mouth and little action.

MatthewS wrote:Terry is the only man who saw positives in the Sprott fight, lest we forget

Audleys finest moment:

They should have placed a sheet over him to protect his dignity.

Seriously, he looks like something on a morgue slab.

I saw Joe Bugner's interview with Buncey and Henry Cooper, he'as about 62 - I think with a fortnight's notice he could go 12 rounds with Audley.