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Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 09:37
by ILikeBeer
www.audleyharrison.com
That had a decent forum back in the day.
Like the man, the site is still active.

Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 09:44
by Tuan_Jim
Riddick Blowe wrote:Tuan_Jim wrote:Not around here it doesn't!
Your unhealthy fixation with Audley needs to stop now! The gravy train is over, the dizzying heights of heavyweight supremacy long gone!
Audley will bore Chambers to sleep, spring out with a left and leave Eddie on his back listening to Chamber Music.
Then if he can finagle a rematch with Haye, and just manage to time one left cross, . . .
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 09:50
by mickey1975
I'm a big fan of Audley, and am prepared to forgive his delusional rants due to what he's done for the game in this country. I gave up on Audley in the pro ranks an awfully long time ago... Team GB, podium squads, 2012 all have a lot to thank Audley for. A great achievement for the big lad... I also know a team member in the 98 Commenwealths who said he's a really good man.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 10:47
by magwitch
Riddick Blowe wrote:magwitch wrote:Little Eddie Chambers smacking away at a massive man that's too big to knock out but that doesn't do anything back. Re-run of his meeting with Baker.
Too big to knock out?
I would back Chambers to stop Harrison here, probably on accumulation. Seems to me Audley will turn up a shell of a never-was.
everybody stops Harrison just about. Not too big to knock out, but Chambers is quite a short fighter and frankly, his meeting with Baker was a circus show. If he hits him clean he could knock him out, but I expect it will be some horribly extended 10 minutes of something resembling bag-work before the ref steps in. I think any promoter that uses Harrison now isn't worth their salt.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 13:42
by Finn
Riddick Blowe wrote:Tuan_Jim wrote:Not around here it doesn't!
Your unhealthy fixation with Audley needs to stop now! The gravy train is over, the dizzying heights of heavyweight supremacy long gone!
Ditto for Howard Eastman and equivalent middleweight dizziness.
#yeshecan
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 14:07
by Finn
HAS EVERYONE GONE MAD??! Yes Audley has failed at the top level against big punchers to say the least but has that suddenly automatically promoted Eddie Chambers (who has not succeeded at the top level either) into the world class heavyweight fighter category?
Lets not forget this is a guy who went the distance with rossy a guy who Audley harrison KO'd in 2 rounds, Chambers last 3 wins are against:
Carl Baker (10 wins 8 losses)
Moses Matovu (5 wins 43 losses)
Tomas Mrazek (9 wins 47 losses)
And was also beaten by a cruiser weight in 2013
Whoopdee doo!
Audleys last 3 wins are Clause Bertino (15 wins 4 losses), Martin Rogan and Derric Rossy.
I dont see why people are slating harrison but giving such props to chambers who ran through entire fights to an inevitable loss and has beaten complete dross.
This isn't 2 fighters of different classes meeting this is Audley Harrison fighting the level of opposition he should be.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 14:18
by CheckHook
I actually think this is likely to be an awful fight with neither guy really wanting it. Audley is going to tentatively throw out the jab while moving backwards while Chambers outboxes him for large spells and gets off plenty of 'keep busy' work done but wont have the confidence or capability to finish the job. I really like Eddie Chambers and think he's been a great addition to the allegedly team, but I think in the ring, he's shown that he doesn't quite have the confidence to make the most of his skill set. He always looks like he is holding back and more worried about what's coming back than getting his own shots off.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 08:14
by Tuan_Jim
Finn makes a great point. Chambers has a history of losing heart halfway through the fight. It's not unfeasible that Audley leans on him, throws a few left crosses and puts him into his shell.
Could so easily see myself getting swept up in Audleymania for this one.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 09:10
by ILikeBeer
Tuan_Jim wrote:Finn makes a great point. Chambers has a history of losing heart halfway through the fight. It's not unfeasible that Audley leans on him, throws a few left crosses and puts him into his shell.
Could so easily see myself getting swept up in Audleymania for this one.
Problem is, Audley loses his halfway through the first.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 10:22
by Gazmac81
that Audley Left hand has been cocked and ready to detenonate for years now
its time to unleash it and its going to be explosive
the world may stop spinning for a brief period when it lands on chambers
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 10:36
by black panther
In used to post on there a lot. In fact I think I was on there before I joined here!

Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 10:37
by Bard of Boxrec
Gazmac81 wrote:that Audley Left hand has been cocked and ready to detenonate for years now
Unused and still in its original packaging!
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 11:05
by Horse
Finn wrote:I dont see why people are slating harrison but giving such props to chambers who ran through entire fights to an inevitable loss and has beaten complete dross.
This isn't 2 fighters of different classes meeting this is Audley Harrison fighting the level of opposition he should be.
Chambers has beaten Guinn, Brock, Peter & Dimitrenko.
Chambers used to be world class. Harrison has never been world class.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 11:25
by Gazmac81
probably because Eddie is coming across as such a nice guy on allegedly ect
a bit the like the Uk new love for Mallagnaggi when he used to be a bit of a tosser and joke fighter for his lack off power and has got Uk love on the back off his Defeats to Hatton and Khan.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 11:47
by deadpan
I respect Paulie M's achievements even more as a result of his lack of power.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 11:52
by Datsue
deadpan wrote:I respect Paulie M's achievements even more as a result of his lack of power.
Totally. Getting in there with everyone from Cotto to Broner without being able to knock the skin off a rice pudding takes mahooooosive nuts, imo.
& frankly, to sport some of Paulie's more exotic sartorial choices requires a similar degree of intestinal fortitude.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 12:19
by Gazmac81
dont get me wrong i respect him and your right he has balls to take on the fighters he has , i mean in general most people looked down on him as an opponent for the best boxers , i dont mind him on the Mic to be honest , although get awkward when hes bobbling his little head and staring into the camera when someone else is talking

Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 13:01
by magwitch
Datsue wrote:deadpan wrote:I respect Paulie M's achievements even more as a result of his lack of power.
Totally. Getting in there with everyone from Cotto to Broner without being able to knock the skin off a rice pudding takes mahooooosive nuts, imo.
& frankly, to sport some of Paulie's more exotic sartorial choices requires a similar degree of intestinal fortitude.
I'm sure Paulie was the guy that was ordered to have an impromptu hair-cut midway through a fight. He looked heartbroken to be losing his locks.... and then to be expected to fight!

Wow!
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 13:03
by magwitch
Tuan_Jim wrote:Finn makes a great point. Chambers has a history of losing heart halfway through the fight. It's not unfeasible that Audley leans on him, throws a few left crosses and puts him into his shell.
Could so easily see myself getting swept up in Audleymania for this one.
you don't think it's unfeasable that Harrison starts to chuck a few shots? I do. It's not his style.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 15:45
by Finn
anyone heard anything more about this audley hasnt announced it but is being vocal on twitter about a comeback however he usually is.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 17:31
by mikiesb
why why.. why...
olympic gold,
prizefighter champ,
european champ... if it's the proper european belt..
wbf champ - that aint even worth talking about...
ok not a bad record - won more than he lost etc. etc.
So why bother returning?
He got a decent deal when he turned pro and also apparantly he's a good gambler in usa pro poker player.
He's given it a go, so stay RETIRED ! health, cash etc.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 12 Jul 2014, 19:09
by dominik
at least chambers is not a puncher so audley is not as much in danger of getting permanently injured as he was when he fought power punchers like haye or price but still at this point any fight might be one too many for audley.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 13 Jul 2014, 10:25
by SteveO
Chambers is fighting Marcelo Nascimento next, so Audley will have to wait.
Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 15 Jul 2014, 07:29
by ILikeBeer
SteveO wrote:Chambers is fighting Marcelo Nascimento next, so Audley will have to wait.
He'll be on twitter, chatting on about how he has loads options.

Re: Audley Harrison vs. Eddie Chambers
Posted: 16 Jul 2014, 16:31
by jeej
Slightly off topic, but for a bit of clarity, someone tweeted Rio Ferdinand a pic they took of an old newspaper back page they discovered when decorating the other day. It was a story about Leeds signing Rio. That was in November 2000, just a handful of months after the Sydney olympics. There was even a little news snippet at the bottom of the page about the olympics. In the time since, Rio has competed in the UEFA cup and Champions League with Leeds and then moved to Man United where he won everything a football club could ever win. Audley Harrison, on the other hand...