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I think it's marketable & a relegation type battle.

Your thoughts please.

hurlock wrote:I think it's marketable & a relegation type battle.

Your thoughts please.

Too soon.

Won't happen for their next fights. There is no real glory to beating Harrison for someone like Chisora because your average fan will just say 'well he didn't knock him clean out inside 90 seconds!'

I expect Audley to fight an up and comer (10-0 sort of guy) in Germany or the US, possibly having an easy comeback win first, and if he loses to the up and comer then retire. If he stays fighting in the UK I'd expect it to be a knockover job followed by McDermott or Rogan.

I dunno who Chisora is gonna fight but by all accounts it is gonna be a half decent opponent which is good news.

jameswilson wrote:Won't happen for their next fights. There is no real glory to beating Harrison for someone like Chisora because your average fan will just say 'well he didn't knock him clean out inside 90 seconds!'

I expect Audley to fight an up and comer (10-0 sort of guy) in Germany or the US, possibly having an easy comeback win first, and if he loses to the up and comer then retire. If he stays fighting in the UK I'd expect it to be a knockover job followed by McDermott or Rogan.

I dunno who Chisora is gonna fight but by all accounts it is gonna be a half decent opponent which is good news.

And half rightly so. Haye, world class Heavyweight, took him out with about the same amount of clean punches as Price. No reason to suggest that it would take Chisora Uber-long to do the same. Certainly if Harrison at this point was able to long the fight out past 3 rounds, it would raise serious questions about Chisora.

@matt___s wrote:

jameswilson wrote:Won't happen for their next fights. There is no real glory to beating Harrison for someone like Chisora because your average fan will just say 'well he didn't knock him clean out inside 90 seconds!'

I expect Audley to fight an up and comer (10-0 sort of guy) in Germany or the US, possibly having an easy comeback win first, and if he loses to the up and comer then retire. If he stays fighting in the UK I'd expect it to be a knockover job followed by McDermott or Rogan.

I dunno who Chisora is gonna fight but by all accounts it is gonna be a half decent opponent which is good news.

And half rightly so. Haye, world class Heavyweight, took him out with about the same amount of clean punches as Price. No reason to suggest that it would take Chisora Uber-long to do the same. Certainly if Harrison at this point was able to long the fight out past 3 rounds, it would raise serious questions about Chisora.

Yeah but Chisora is not considered a big puncher at all, whereas Haye and Price are. So I actually think if Chisora fought Harrison he wouldn't look as impressive as Haye or Price and thus his stock would fall.

Absolutely no need for Chisora to take this fight, he will be offered better ones that have more reward.

It would be a trash talk frenzy but sucks as a fight. Chisora wins any day of the week and possibly even stops him late.

I'd like to see Audley up against Edmund Gerber... but doubt Sauerland promotions would see any benefit to risking Gerber against a guy with rock bottom reputation.

Chisora does to Audley (and more) what he did to Danny Williams in 2010. It's over well before the 3rd round.

Rogan's a tough guy but he'd get stopped on his feet 10 times out of 10 by Chisora, and early.

jameswilson wrote:
Yeah but Chisora is not considered a big puncher at all, whereas Haye and Price are. So I actually think if Chisora fought Harrison he wouldn't look as impressive as Haye or Price and thus his stock would fall.

Absolutely no need for Chisora to take this fight, he will be offered better ones that have more reward.

I agree with this.

Chisora isn't as good as people seem to think. He has a hard head, and had a career best performance in losing to Klitschko on points. He had zero chance of beating Haye, but talked/brawled his way into it on the back of said Klitschko loss.

Chisora hasn't got the same power as Price. And isn't particularly accurate. He can take a punch on occasion, but he has a way of throwing wild punches and hoping they land. If you're going to do a Danny Williams and stand there perfectly still whilst he does it, Chisora is going to look like the most powerful man in the world. But Audley is a lot more cautious, and will try his best to keep Chisora at bay. He may only be able to do it for a couple of rounds, but I think with Chisora he'd be able to do it for longer than 40-seconds.