Fraudley retires?
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Fraudley retires?
I think thats what I heard on TalkSport.
If so thank fcuk for that
If so thank fcuk for that
Re: Fraudley retires?
No!
I want Harrison vs McDermott.
I want Harrison vs McDermott.
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Andypittcov
- Heavyweight

Re: Fraudley retires?
The trouble is its like before, he won't want to retire on the back of such a terrible performance so we'll have him back in an easy fight or an easier prizefighter then when he wins he'll think he's back on the road to his destination.
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warriorbox
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Re: Fraudley retires?
I don't think he has any opportunities in the UK now, his stock would be too low. Could see him getting served up to a few of the Australian and European fighters though.
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Harrison is a big name, he'll keep getting as many opportunities in Britain as he wants.warriorbox wrote:I don't think he has any opportunities in the UK now, his stock would be too low. Could see him getting served up to a few of the Australian and European fighters though.
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warriorbox
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Re: Fraudley retires?
Do you think? I would have thought no promoter will want to risk their guy with Harrison in case he won, which would be disastrous for any heavyweight now, even after the Prizefighter wins.Horse wrote:Harrison is a big name, he'll keep getting as many opportunities in Britain as he wants.warriorbox wrote:I don't think he has any opportunities in the UK now, his stock would be too low. Could see him getting served up to a few of the Australian and European fighters though.
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if there are any promoters out there with a heavyweight they are too scared to match against harrison , i would suggest they pack it in now.
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jameswilson
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You do have to wonder if Goodwin (I know he post here so I don't mean this as a dig at all) will ring Audley to see if he wants to face Lewison as there may be some unfinished business there.
I think if Audley is willing to fight for peanuts every 2 months or so against journeyman over in America or Germany then there will be work for him. I don't think he is willing to do that tho and considering the money he must have earned during his career we would all do the same thing.
I think if Audley is willing to fight for peanuts every 2 months or so against journeyman over in America or Germany then there will be work for him. I don't think he is willing to do that tho and considering the money he must have earned during his career we would all do the same thing.
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Roars Like Me
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Re: Fraudley retires?
He's finally got himself into decent shape so unfortunately we will see him again I'm sure.
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jimcook wrote:if there are any promoters out there with a heavyweight they are too scared to match against harrison , i would suggest they pack it in now.
TOO TRUE MATE
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I hope Audley retires now, but I cant see it. There will be another promoter that will offer him an opportunity to use his name to sell a few tickets and if he stays in the game much longer he will end up a novelty act that will be laughed at, not too dissimilar to the ending in the movie 'Requiem for a heavyweight' when boxer (played by Anthony Quinn) got mocked as the novelty act 'wrestler'.
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It wouldn't be a disaster for McDermott, Skelton, Towers, Dallas, Rogan, Sprott etc. to lose to Harrison; it would just be a setback.warriorbox wrote:Do you think? I would have thought no promoter will want to risk their guy with Harrison in case he won, which would be disastrous for any heavyweight now, even after the Prizefighter wins.
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X2Andypittcov wrote:The trouble is its like before, he won't want to retire on the back of such a terrible performance so we'll have him back in an easy fight or an easier prizefighter then when he wins he'll think he's back on the road to his destination.
Spot on
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warriorbox
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Re: Fraudley retires?
McDermott is likely next in line for the British title if Price vacates, it would be more than a set back if he lost to Audley. No one would put the money in for most of the other guys you mention surely.Horse wrote:It wouldn't be a disaster for McDermott, Skelton, Towers, Dallas, Rogan, Sprott etc. to lose to Harrison; it would just be a setback.warriorbox wrote:Do you think? I would have thought no promoter will want to risk their guy with Harrison in case he won, which would be disastrous for any heavyweight now, even after the Prizefighter wins.
McDermott vs Towers is likely for the British title I would have thought.
Skelton is old and fucked, and him vs Audley wouldn't generate much interest
Dallas I thought had signed a decent long term deal with Goodwin and needs to rebuild.
Rogan, who would put that together as Rogan represents himself I think
Sprott, more interested in European paydays, not really a bankable fight against Audley is it?
Can't see how Audley fights any of them.
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stevieb_8006
- Heavyweight

Re: Fraudley retires?
i think he should stick around and fight Big John. maybe even skelton. they'd potentially be fun fights.
Ive no problem with him fighting domestically, providing hes not talking about winning a world title.
I reckon he could beat towers for that Euro trinket hes got.
Ive no problem with him fighting domestically, providing hes not talking about winning a world title.
I reckon he could beat towers for that Euro trinket hes got.
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It will just be a setback. He can get a shot at the British title after he's had a comeback win.warriorbox wrote:McDermott is likely next in line for the British title if Price vacates, it would be more than a set back if he lost to Audley.
I think they would.warriorbox wrote:No one would put the money in for most of the other guys you mention surely.
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warriorbox
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Re: Fraudley retires?
Does McDermott plan on sticking around for that long? Been a hard enough road to get to a British title already for him, why put Audley in the picture?Horse wrote:It will just be a setback. He can get a shot at the British title after he's had a comeback win.warriorbox wrote:McDermott is likely next in line for the British title if Price vacates, it would be more than a set back if he lost to Audley.
Re: Fraudley retires?
If he does, it won't be for the same sort of money he got to face Ali Adams, that's for sure.jameswilson wrote:You do have to wonder if Goodwin (I know he post here so I don't mean this as a dig at all) will ring Audley to see if he wants to face Lewison as there may be some unfinished business there.
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eddie hearn having an international prizefighter on the haye-charr undercard!!!
never say never!!!!!!!
never say never!!!!!!!
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For money and a much better EBU ranking if he wins.warriorbox wrote:Does McDermott plan on sticking around for that long? Been a hard enough road to get to a British title already for him, why put Audley in the picture?
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warriorbox
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Re: Fraudley retires?
I really can't see McDermott (or Maloney) wanting to risk not getting that British title by fighting Audley. Would Audley take a major pay cut to be an opponent at domestic level anyway, doubt it.Horse wrote:For money and a much better EBU ranking if he wins.warriorbox wrote:Does McDermott plan on sticking around for that long? Been a hard enough road to get to a British title already for him, why put Audley in the picture?
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Whether it be employing Fraudley on a show or punters watching the saying fools and their money are soon parted comes to mind The man keeps coming back and dressing it up in a different package and keeps collecting cash off mugs surely people are going to wisen up in the end ??
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Don't really care one way or the other,.
I know Stonebridge Adventure Playground will be gutted though.
I know Stonebridge Adventure Playground will be gutted though.
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What's McDermott going to do with the British title if he feels he has to avoid Harrison?warriorbox wrote:I really can't see McDermott (or Maloney) wanting to risk not getting that British title by fighting Audley. Would Audley take a major pay cut to be an opponent at domestic level anyway, doubt it.
Will McDermott get paid much more to fight Chisora for the British belt? Is McDermott even at the front of the queue to fight for the British title if it is vacated?
McDermott vs Harrison could be a final eliminator and beating Harrison would help to build hype for his British title shot.
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stevegoodwin
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Re: Fraudley retires?
I think Audley will retire. Until I gave him the Ali Adams fight he had no options and I would not be prepared to offer that purse again. Therefore on the basis he cannot command the purses he will require and I dont think anyone will do what I did for the Adams-Harrison fight I expect him to retire.jameswilson wrote:You do have to wonder if Goodwin (I know he post here so I don't mean this as a dig at all) will ring Audley to see if he wants to face Lewison as there may be some unfinished business there.
I think if Audley is willing to fight for peanuts every 2 months or so against journeyman over in America or Germany then there will be work for him. I don't think he is willing to do that tho and considering the money he must have earned during his career we would all do the same thing.