Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Get in there our Haudley. There can't be many PPV fighters willing to step in at late notice.
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reggaereggae
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
I can't believe he would.
He will just price himself out of reckoning
He will just price himself out of reckoning
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
lets not forget he fought on a dave coldwell card and fought in prizefighter for the £30k the 1st time i think, £60k the 2nd time, Audley doesnt need the money i think he may just take it if he gets the offer.
Think we should try getting it trending. I'd genuinely be over the moon if the is happened id certainly keep my ticket.
Think we should try getting it trending. I'd genuinely be over the moon if the is happened id certainly keep my ticket.
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
YES HE CAN!
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
someone just posted this on twitter!!


Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
MrJasonM wrote:YES HE CAN!

Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
If Audley gets it and doesn't freeze on the spot then Fury is one of the few 'big' names id give him a chance against.
Fury can't punch with the same power as Price or Haye to knock Audley out and also doesn't seem to have the whiskers to take big shots very well.
I could be way way wrong but have a funny feeling that Audley v Fury could be competitive.
Fury can't punch with the same power as Price or Haye to knock Audley out and also doesn't seem to have the whiskers to take big shots very well.
I could be way way wrong but have a funny feeling that Audley v Fury could be competitive.
Last edited by Emmseegee on 22 Jul 2014, 14:01, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Didn't know he fought on a Dave Coldwell card? He fought on a Goodwin card.Finn wrote:lets not forget he fought on a dave coldwell card and fought in prizefighter for the £30k the 1st time i think, £60k the 2nd time, Audley doesnt need the money i think he may just take it if he gets the offer.
Think we should try getting it trending. I'd genuinely be over the moon if the is happened id certainly keep my ticket.
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Yeah my bad it was Goodwin who got him over to fight non televised.Dan Dares wrote:Didn't know he fought on a Dave Coldwell card? He fought on a Goodwin card.Finn wrote:lets not forget he fought on a dave coldwell card and fought in prizefighter for the £30k the 1st time i think, £60k the 2nd time, Audley doesnt need the money i think he may just take it if he gets the offer.
Think we should try getting it trending. I'd genuinely be over the moon if the is happened id certainly keep my ticket.
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Ah redemption. It's been a bloody long-time coming.
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Peter Fury is not daft enough to put Tyson in with Audley when he's on the brink of a title shot. He will know Audley could derail the train.
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
My pick would be Lucas Browne. He comes.forward s.and fights. Tony Thompson snooze.ville audley has had his day. Fury needs.to.fight.some one.credible who is going to test him
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
As Fury isn't a massive one punch knock out artist I can see this one going the distance, whether it be 10 or 12
Tyson on pts obviously as Audley won't throw anything
Tyson on pts obviously as Audley won't throw anything
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My bad confused t.t with.Kevin. Johnson. T.t ok but.still. would like lucas.b.to. fight but think.he is fighting some one.else.this.weekend . .
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reggaereggae
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
We have a believerEmmseegee wrote:If Audley gets it and doesn't freeze on the spot then Fury is one of the few 'big' names id give him a chance against.
Fury can't punch with the same power as Price or Haye to knock Audley out and also doesn't seem to have the whiskers to take big shots very well.
I could be way way wrong but have a funny feeling that Audley v Fury could be competitive.
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JimJim2009
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Not so much a believer in Audley, just that my lack of belief in Fury overwhelms anything else. His lack of punch power makes me think that he isnt capable of blowing people away.reggaereggae wrote:We have a believerEmmseegee wrote:If Audley gets it and doesn't freeze on the spot then Fury is one of the few 'big' names id give him a chance against.
Fury can't punch with the same power as Price or Haye to knock Audley out and also doesn't seem to have the whiskers to take big shots very well.
I could be way way wrong but have a funny feeling that Audley v Fury could be competitive.
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
yay, big aud to save the show!
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maninthemiddle
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Would have thought Browne ticked all the boxes.
Out of all those mentioned he's the only one even close to Chisoras style.
His management would surely be tempted to cash in and gamble on gatecrashing the ratings
Fury would surely be confident of winning this one.
Commonwealth title could be thrown in as all the other listed titles would now be not applicable.
Browne had fight scheduled fairly close...
Cant believe they would risk Audley on the grounds that he can just collapse without any competitiveness. Audley would have to win 2 or 3 fights before he would be considered anywhere near a Top 10 fighter.
Out of all those mentioned he's the only one even close to Chisoras style.
His management would surely be tempted to cash in and gamble on gatecrashing the ratings
Fury would surely be confident of winning this one.
Commonwealth title could be thrown in as all the other listed titles would now be not applicable.
Browne had fight scheduled fairly close...
Cant believe they would risk Audley on the grounds that he can just collapse without any competitiveness. Audley would have to win 2 or 3 fights before he would be considered anywhere near a Top 10 fighter.
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handsofstone
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Just what does Tyson Fury think he has to step in with a 2 time Prizefighter champ?
Surely a tune-up's required
If Audley keeps getting these chances he's finally gonna take one :idea:
Surely a tune-up's required
If Audley keeps getting these chances he's finally gonna take one :idea:
Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
Fury Audley will be fun until the bell rings, Audley freezes just like in every big fight and get stopped in the 3rd.
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browne fights next week, would love to see him fight fury and shut his big mouth
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danconnollyeire
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
3rd secondGlass Joe wrote:Fury Audley will be fun until the bell rings, Audley freezes just like in every big fight and get stopped in the 3rd.
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Looking On
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Re: Audley offers to step in for Chisora
I dont think Audkey is anywhere near as bad as hes being made out to be and i agree with the poster who said it might actually be competitive, at least for the first half of the fight, Harrisons lack of preperation time and time out the ring in general, would probably mean he would struggle in the second half potentially.
A fully fit A-Force has the style to cause Fury a few probs i think
A fully fit A-Force has the style to cause Fury a few probs i think
