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Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:25
by Ratchet Exits Nu
On his Facebook page.
He said the decision came from 'above' - he will have one more shot at glory!
I think he will fight Rogan.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:30
by ShadrachSimmo
His journeys going to end in a hospital bed if he keeps deluding himself.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:34
by Ratchet Exits Nu
MachoMan09 wrote:Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:He said the decision came from 'above'...
So, on top of everything else, his wife is making him sleep in the spare room downstairs?

Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:37
by JDC
Yes he can!!!
...no, not really
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:41
by Lenny
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:44
by SteveDow
I just don't see the point in him continuing. He's clearly never going to win a world title, he surely can't need the money, even if he does need the money any purse he gets now will surely be in the low 5 figures and he's going to end up getting badly hurt if he continues. He probably thinks that he can't go out on a loss as brutal as the one he's just suffered but what is he genuinely hoping to achieve?! I know the guy is deluded but someone needs to save him from himself.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 05:50
by Ratchet Exits Nu
A lower level? Richard Towers? Rogan?
Yes he can.........?
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:03
by JDC
Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:A lower level? Richard Towers? Rogan?
Yes he can.........?
Easily
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:21
by Jeff Thomas
I think a price rematch makes sense. Price got lucky- also feel the stoppage was a bit premature.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:22
by Counter-puncher
MachoMan09 wrote: if you play rugby every week during the season, at any level other than strollers/vets, in the forwards, providing you're playing with a bit of intent you'll get knocked sick or even sparko once or twice a season and people rarely bat an eyelid about you playing on in the same game.
indeed, this was a comparison that came to mind the other day

Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:23
by ShadrachSimmo
Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:A lower level? Richard Towers? Rogan?
Yes he can.........?
If he does continue I think he would be aiming at a rematch with Rogan or Sprott.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:34
by tear up
I won't be fooled Again hope he doesn't fight again but good luck
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:35
by forcefraser
I believe in Audley. He has consistently backed up his words and delivered every time.
His biggest asset is his mental strength once in the ring. The guy is fearless and really goes hell for leather, leaving nothing on the table.
It`s his destiny to be crowned world champion. Can he do it? Yes he can.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:41
by banjo
"2007 World Champion, 2008 Undisputed!"
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:43
by Ratchet Exits Nu
banjo wrote:"2007 World Champion, 2008 Undisputed!"
2013 redemption!
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:44
by Lenny
MachoMan09 wrote:Counter-puncher wrote:MachoMan09 wrote: if you play rugby every week during the season, at any level other than strollers/vets, in the forwards, providing you're playing with a bit of intent you'll get knocked sick or even sparko once or twice a season and people rarely bat an eyelid about you playing on in the same game.
indeed, this was a comparison that came to mind the other day

People come out with the counter argument that there's a difference in that in boxing you are trying to render your opponent unconscious whereas in rugby you aren't. Firstly, I don't think the distinction is valid as intent is physically irrelevant where injuries are concerned i.e. you're either injured or you aren't, and, secondly, I've been involved in both sports and I wanted to smash my opponents just as hard in rugby as I did in boxing.
Even happens at the top of the sport. I'd struggle to think of too many boxers that have suffered anything like the amount of concussions that Lewis Moody or Berrick Barnes have. At all levels you can still see the amount of players who tackle leading with their shoulder, showing no intent to wrap their arms around players, only to hurt them
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 06:50
by danconnollyeire
Jeff Thomas wrote:I think a price rematch makes sense. Price got lucky- also feel the stoppage was a bit premature.
Spot on
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 07:07
by lillywhite14
banjo wrote:"2017 World Champion, 2018 Undisputed!"
That's what he must have meant!
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 07:19
by stujones
The more I hear from him the more I think he has some serious issues. This is a man who has proffessed before that he has fallen in and out of love for the game. Stated only last month that he hasn't been in love with the game for 8 years and hasn't trained like he should during this period.
So he isn't in love with the training. He certainly doesn't fight like he is in love with the Pugilistic side of it - so I cannot understand why he wants to carry on. I find it odd enough to phathom why Danny Williams wishes to continually continue. However, at least he fights like he loves the combat side of it.... Audley doesn't look at home there either.
He's far too inactive for it to be financial - so cannot understand it. He's honest to admit that age was a huge factor against Price, so surely that must affect his belief to win in the future - it wasn't down to a "bad camp", no excuses he was just too old to see the punches coming.
Don't think anyone will want to fight him now.... only those with little ambition themselves - beyond Rogan, Sprott and Skelton (once Price has dealt with him) I cannot see anyone else willing to take the risk for such a little reward.
I can actually see Harrison vs Williams 3 under some funny regulation happening.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 07:46
by ShadrachSimmo
stujones wrote:The more I hear from him the more I think he has some serious issues. This is a man who has proffessed before that he has fallen in and out of love for the game. Stated only last month that he hasn't been in love with the game for 8 years and hasn't trained like he should during this period.
So he isn't in love with the training. He certainly doesn't fight like he is in love with the Pugilistic side of it - so I cannot understand why he wants to carry on. I find it odd enough to phathom why Danny Williams wishes to continually continue. However, at least he fights like he loves the combat side of it.... Audley doesn't look at home there either.
He's far too inactive for it to be financial - so cannot understand it. He's honest to admit that age was a huge factor against Price, so surely that must affect his belief to win in the future - it wasn't down to a "bad camp", no excuses he was just too old to see the punches coming.
Don't think anyone will want to fight him now.... only those with little ambition themselves - beyond Rogan, Sprott and Skelton (once Price has dealt with him) I cannot see anyone else willing to take the risk for such a little reward.
I can actually see Harrison vs Williams 3 under some funny regulation happening.
# L.B.F, L.B.F, L.B.F...#

Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 07:57
by Mimmy
He maybe wants Tyson fury on his record. He is fooling himslef as always not just himslef but he is trying to fool his supporters too. How many more time will his followeres put their hand in their pockets to fund another house or car for Fraudley. Its time we had a Fraudley free zone on this forum and stop giving the big ead reading time.
Go away!! Go to Vatican City, and change nationalities, im sure you could win their domestic heavywieght title you only have to fight yourself, saying that he proberly would knock himself out.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 08:40
by The_Don1
2013 will be Audley's year, trust me.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 10:13
by Final round
Deluded man, he'll end up in some dark place mentally one day.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 11:06
by loaded_gloves
It's his life. Why does it bother you all so much?
I can't see why he would bother with the British scene. He lives in the States, if he needs to fight he can knock off a few stiffs in America without having to listen to all this relentless British cynicism.
Re: Audley Confirms, The Journey is NOT over yet.
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 11:54
by Ratchet Exits Nu
loaded_gloves wrote:It's his life. Why does it bother you all so much?
I can't see why he would bother with the British scene. He lives in the States, if he needs to fight he can knock off a few stiffs in America without having to listen to all this relentless British cynicism.
Good point, but personally I just do not want to see him get hurt, he is no Holyfield ( can take a battering and come back). He can still beat a few guys, but his high profile fight career might be over.
Maybe he knows he was in great shape for Price, and did not get a chance to show it
Rogan, then Sprott, and then the drums will be banging for another high profile fight, trust me.