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Harrison v Francis
Posted: 04 May 2004, 05:05
by nickd
Terrible match, Francis will come to spoil but I fancy Harrison can take him out quite quickly.
Re: Harrison v Francis
Posted: 04 May 2004, 05:14
by Loftgroov
007 wrote:Terrible match, Francis will come to spoil but I fancy Harrison can take him out quite quickly.
A fair assessment. I don't see any problems for Harrison...
Posted: 04 May 2004, 06:27
by J
would throw a marker own to Skelton too if Aud can spark a recent foe where Matt couldnt.
Posted: 04 May 2004, 07:12
by thepocketrocket
Skelton and Williams stopped Draskovic..swings and roundabouts, dont think it matters..no-one is saying Audley is Joe Frazier are they?
This is a bum match...time for Audley to step up...
Posted: 04 May 2004, 07:29
by J
whether it matters or not from a boxing perspective? probably not but do you not think if Aud ko's francis inside 8 he wont be whooping it up a bit and doing a bit of gloating I think you may find he will.
And I dont blame him amount of grief he has taken from other camps.
Posted: 04 May 2004, 07:42
by thepocketrocket
Ive never been one to jump on the 'Audley is a victim' bandwagon..Francis was old and shot years back..if he stops him I dont care..saying that I wont slag him if he doesnt..I just want a step up...
Its been nearly 4 years since he won Gold..the division is dire, we need to see a defining night
Posted: 04 May 2004, 07:46
by J
i dont disagree with that but Popov looked a reasonsble tune up for things to come, just feel as a common opponenet that this will give Aud some bragging rites after listening to constant barracking, from Hide, Warren, Maloney now Skelton, admittedly he has dished some out.
Hopefully we will see Aud step up in the near future, but good things come to those who take their time and dont rush out of their depth too quickly

Posted: 04 May 2004, 07:53
by Coconut
Quite a clever way of side-stepping the British guys this one. Francis, Skelton, Sprott and Williams (and Long as well) are grouped together and if Audley produces a performance against Francis that's better than Skelton, he can claim to be better than the rest of the Brits and sail off into the world of international bog standardry. It's clear that Francis is the path of least resistance. Williams would give Harrison plenty more to think about.
Posted: 04 May 2004, 07:56
by J
undoubtedly mate, but then again I think Williams would beat Hide and Skelton, (and sprott again) now but no-one wants to sit through that again.