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He has all the answers, and he knows this is it for him. Is Audley getting his head straight? Or will he all change once he feels that power?


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He certainly can talk a good game. Even though Haye will (probably) win this fight quite easily. If Audley is in a no lose situation. If he gives Haye a great fight then he is back in the big time!

"And the new......."

Then Big Aud vs Del Boy for the strap in early 2011.

When Audley was on the BBC, Danny Williams and Herbie Hide were fighting on the BBC also.

Skelton didn't come a "player" untill a couple of years after the Harrison / Williams hype and Julius Francis was not "exclusive" to Sky (and was he a player in 2002?) his fight with Samil Sam was on the BBC.

stujones wrote:When Audley was on the BBC, Danny Williams and Herbie Hide were fighting on the BBC also.

Skelton didn't come a "player" untill a couple of years after the Harrison / Williams hype and Julius Francis was not "exclusive" to Sky (and was he a player in 2002?) his fight with Samil Sam was on the BBC.

Yep, I well remember Williams, Hide, Sprott, Potter, Holden, Reid and Francis all fighting on the Beeb around the same time as Harrison's contract.

Srebmun wrote:"And the new......."

Then Big Aud vs Del Boy for the strap in early 2011.

If it does happen, I'm already putting this down as a contender for the worst "Heavyweight Title" fight in the history of the sport!!!

With all due respect of course

I know afterwards he said his right hand had gone, but for most of the Sprott fight, Audley looked like a man incapable of even walking straight anymore much less throwing a worthy punch. That final punch though was astonishing in its accuracy and brutality in this HD 50 inch plasma age. With it he has bought himself some kind of economic sustainability and a final big payday .
He will have food on the table and he does deserve that.

He talks the talk but please......lost to Rogan, Guinn, Williams and Sprott, pulled out a bingo punch to get this title shot v Haye, otherwise he'd have been beaten twice by Sprott and fought ok to beat a bunch of domestics in Prizefighter..

He'll lose in two rounds.

mugabi wrote:I know afterwards he said his right hand had gone, but for most of the Sprott fight, Audley looked like a man incapable of even walking straight anymore much less throwing a worthy punch. That final punch though was astonishing in its accuracy and brutality in this HD 50 inch plasma age. With it he has bought himself some kind of economic sustainability and a final big payday .
He will have food on the table and he does deserve that.

He always would have food on the table the minute he fought his last fight (and fulfilled obligations) on his first BBC contract.

If he shows no fear, and hides that chin from Haye, do you think he has a chance?

If he could do that I'd wonder why he wasn't able to do it with the lesser fighters mentioned above, people like Rogan, Guinn and Sprott who don't punch anywhere near as hard as Haye...

What am I thinking? He has been shite for years, why the fcuk would he change now.

carlbcfc wrote:What am I thinking? He has been shite for years, why the fcuk would he change now.

He wont change, but he will convince us that he has, he's a good talker and that's how he has got this fight.

He could sell snow to the Eskimos!

I cant remember who said it, but it was once said that " you get out of life what you negotiate, not what you deserve!"
Sounds like it was possibly Don King, but im not to sure.

yiddo14 wrote:

Srebmun wrote:"And the new......."

Then Big Aud vs Del Boy for the strap in early 2011.

If it does happen, I'm already putting this down as a contender for the worst "Heavyweight Title" fight in the history of the sport!!!

With all due respect of course

I think Bruce Seldon v Joe Hipp tops that.