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Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:04
by Finn
Im pleased for the guy and he also won me money. REDEMPTION - anyone reckon Hearn could help him get a shot at helenius or povetkin?

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:13
by Exoddus
Jesus, now we gotta put up with this again :lol:.

I'm glad he won it, I was rooting for him. I got a little excited when he looked in great shape. He actually turned up to fight :o.

He has all the tools, but has lacked stamina in the past, due to him being slightly heavy. He needs to stick to the weight and shape he's in now. Will he go back into his shell when he fights a puncher again though? Only time will tell.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:50
by rapid2
Audley reminds me of jesus

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:54
by zero
zero wrote:Most certainly this is his time. It’s all been a ploy the Haye and Price defeats were all strategic to get him into Prizefighter International.

He wins this well, at a canter actually, then bowls over Fury with a big left hook, earning whatever title's he has. Then cruises to a UD win over Wlad just keeping him off with his superior jab.



2 0 1 3 - R E D E M P T I O N
BUMP!

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:55
by Horse
Audley's career should be an inspiration to any talented fighter who has had a setback or two.

Harrison's career has been very enjoyable to follow. I want him to win that world title.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:56
by Ratchet Exits Nu
Horse wrote:Audley's career should be an inspiration to any talented fighter who has had a setback or two.

Harrison's career has been very enjoyable to follow. I want him to win that world title.

Jah know!

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 20:58
by el_grande_mauro_mina
Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:
Horse wrote:Audley's career should be an inspiration to any talented fighter who has had a setback or two.

Harrison's career has been very enjoyable to follow. I want him to win that world title.

Jah know!
:lol:

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 21:37
by Ratchet Exits Nu
Fat Git wrote:
Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:
Horse wrote:Audley's career should be an inspiration to any talented fighter who has had a setback or two.

Harrison's career has been very enjoyable to follow. I want him to win that world title.

Jah know!
:lol:
Haudley Haudley Haudley!

:OhYes:

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 21:42
by leforge
He back! What happens next! Gd came out to chumbawamba first fight which was funny!

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 22:09
by leforge
People may knock him but he keeps coming back! If only he throw more punches when does he hurts people! He tries to throw perfect punch every time hence he dont throw many! Will he get another chance or is this his swang song!

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 22:31
by milpool
Audley won me money tonight...top job A-Force.

How about Harrison v Thompson with the winner taking on a Klit? OK, I've just taken it too far...

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 22:39
by bynino
congratulations fraudley haha youve got to hand it to him...he keeps comming back. and who is to say that if given another heavyweight oppurtunity, he wont take it.

he is an example to all the laughing stocks haha keeps going

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 07:05
by Finn
milpool wrote:Audley won me money tonight...top job A-Force.

How about Harrison v Thompson with the winner taking on a Klit? OK, I've just taken it too far...
Audley v Thompson is a very good idea - i think it would sell really well too. I think Thompson would be well up for it he was calling out fury in the post fight interview. I think harrison could take him if he fights with the same confidence, he actually didnt look nervous one bit last night. If he had put on performances like that 9 years ago he would be fighting at the world level. He handled rogan far easier than fury did to be fair, though fury didnt struggle.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 07:08
by orbtastic
He was confident because it's a format he's happy with and one that's he won before. I just don't think he has that big fight mentality for anything over 3 rounds. I'll be happy to be proved wrong but I just don't think he'll ever beat anyone decent at the top level and will just freeze like he always does, or go into negatron mode.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 07:27
by Finn
orbtastic wrote:He was confident because it's a format he's happy with and one that's he won before. I just don't think he has that big fight mentality for anything over 3 rounds. I'll be happy to be proved wrong but I just don't think he'll ever beat anyone decent at the top level and will just freeze like he always does, or go into negatron mode.
:TU:
we can but hope.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 07:31
by stevieb_8006
I'd like to see him fight winner of Skelton vs McDermott for the english in a kind of "last of the old guard" send off.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 09:21
by Ratchet Exits Nu
Haudley Vs Thompson!

Bring it!


REDEMPTION 2013!!!!

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 09:56
by mickey1975
Finn wrote:
milpool wrote:Audley won me money tonight...top job A-Force.

How about Harrison v Thompson with the winner taking on a Klit? OK, I've just taken it too far...
Audley v Thompson is a very good idea - i think it would sell really well too. I think Thompson would be well up for it he was calling out fury in the post fight interview. I think harrison could take him if he fights with the same confidence, he actually didnt look nervous one bit last night. If he had put on performances like that 9 years ago he would be fighting at the world level. He handled rogan far easier than fury did to be fair, though fury didnt struggle.
Fury did what he wanted, and from a Southpaw stance! It was the ease with wich Fury played with him that convinced me he had no chance of beating Audley this time round.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 10:03
by Looking On
stevieb_8006 wrote:I'd like to see him fight winner of Skelton vs McDermott for the english in a kind of "last of the old guard" send off.
X2 and then the winner of that vs Chisora for the British (assuming by that point price has recovered and moved on from the british title , maybe a euro title shot soon for price , its a step up from domestic but not up to world level as he will maybe need another 3 wins before he tries to do that again)

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 10:26
by Coco
Audley wont bother with an English title unless its an easy job, Prizefighter suits him, Ali Adams sorts suit him, he will only step up if the prize is big enough.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 10:30
by mickey1975
Coco wrote:Audley wont bother with an English title unless its an easy job, Prizefighter suits him, Ali Adams sorts suit him, he will only step up if the prize is big enough.
I would class Skelton(now) and McDermott as easy jobs for Audley. Probably not Chisora as he is very game and still young and ambitious enough to come and have a real go. I think he would beat Towers easily too.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 10:36
by Coco
mickey1975 wrote:
Coco wrote:Audley wont bother with an English title unless its an easy job, Prizefighter suits him, Ali Adams sorts suit him, he will only step up if the prize is big enough.
I would class Skelton(now) and McDermott as easy jobs for Audley. Probably not Chisora as he is very game and still young and ambitious enough to come and have a real go. I think he would beat Towers easily too.
I think he would def take Towers to tick over and he would win easily, but the point I'm making is that he will wait for a big fight and not take any unnecessary risks waiting.
I think Price will get a Klit fight before Fury too.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 10:36
by Coco
mickey1975 wrote:
Coco wrote:Audley wont bother with an English title unless its an easy job, Prizefighter suits him, Ali Adams sorts suit him, he will only step up if the prize is big enough.
I would class Skelton(now) and McDermott as easy jobs for Audley. Probably not Chisora as he is very game and still young and ambitious enough to come and have a real go. I think he would beat Towers easily too.
I think he would def take Towers to tick over and he would win easily, but the point I'm making is that he will wait for a big fight and not take any unnecessary risks waiting.
I think Price will get a Klit fight before Fury too.

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 19:44
by Ratchet Exits Nu
Coco wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:
Coco wrote:Audley wont bother with an English title unless its an easy job, Prizefighter suits him, Ali Adams sorts suit him, he will only step up if the prize is big enough.
I would class Skelton(now) and McDermott as easy jobs for Audley. Probably not Chisora as he is very game and still young and ambitious enough to come and have a real go. I think he would beat Towers easily too.
I think he would def take Towers to tick over and he would win easily, but the point I'm making is that he will wait for a big fight and not take any unnecessary risks waiting.
I think Price will get a Klit fight before Fury too.

Agree, Haudley is in it for the big glory. He craves a world title!

Haudley Harrison 2013 Redemption!!!

Believeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!

Re: The "Gwannn Audley" Thread.

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 04:50
by dondada
Got to admire the big man, genuinely.