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maybe, depends if he can find an opponent that would not knock him out in one round, who would pay to see him fight?

What would be the point ? The next time he gets KO'd he could get seriously hurt, if he fights an Ali Adams type there is no point and if he goes in with Joshua for instance he gets KO'd

tony1234 wrote:What would be the point ? The next time he gets KO'd he could get seriously hurt, if he fights an Ali Adams type there is no point and if he goes in with Joshua for instance he gets KO'd

And if he fights someone between the standards of Adams and Joshua?

i hope not ,he's better than area level but just doesn't have the chin vs world level

jameswilson wrote:

tony1234 wrote:What would be the point ? The next time he gets KO'd he could get seriously hurt, if he fights an Ali Adams type there is no point and if he goes in with Joshua for instance he gets KO'd

And if he fights someone between the standards of Adams and Joshua?

What would be the point ?

tony1234 wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

tony1234 wrote:What would be the point ? The next time he gets KO'd he could get seriously hurt, if he fights an Ali Adams type there is no point and if he goes in with Joshua for instance he gets KO'd

And if he fights someone between the standards of Adams and Joshua?

What would be the point ?

Exactly what would be the point surely there carnt be any mugs left who would pay to watch him after 14 years of conning the punter enough is enough

It might not been down to him whether he will fight or not, he cant just walk into MEN Manc and look for a fight, he needs promotion, and lets face it, who the hell wants to put him on a show? Fraudley would not fight in a small hall with 100 spectators would he? He's not that kind of person. Im sure if a very last minute drop out was needed he might be considered in the list but would fight fans be happy to pay big bucks to watch him get stopped in under 30 seconds? I dont think any promoter with any self credibility would give him the time of day.

jameswilson wrote:

tony1234 wrote:What would be the point ? The next time he gets KO'd he could get seriously hurt, if he fights an Ali Adams type there is no point and if he goes in with Joshua for instance he gets KO'd

And if he fights someone between the standards of Adams and Joshua?

Cornish or Dallas?

Yes he will.

spudder56 wrote:

Exactly what would be the point surely there carnt be any mugs left who would pay to watch him after 14 years of conning the punter enough is enough

You never know.

There were enough mugs that ordered his PPV against Haye. Anybody who ever watched boxing more than twice should've known that was going to be a crap fight, yet somehow a lot of people suddenly forgot Audley had been mediocre for years.

If a guy who has basically been fighting on free-to-air channels such as BBC and ITV, and had the entire media go; "This is the worst boxer ever" for best part of a decade, can then convince everybody he's deserving of a shot at the heavyweight title, then there's no end to punter's stupidity.

Where's this idea Audley gets knocked out in one automatically in every fight? It's happened twice, Wilder and Price FFS!

mickey1975 wrote:Where's this idea Audley gets knocked out in one automatically in every fight? It's happened twice, Wilder and Price FFS!

It would've happened with Haye, except it took Haye three rounds to throw a punch.

Bleak wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

tony1234 wrote:What would be the point ? The next time he gets KO'd he could get seriously hurt, if he fights an Ali Adams type there is no point and if he goes in with Joshua for instance he gets KO'd

And if he fights someone between the standards of Adams and Joshua?

Cornish or Dallas?

Yeah, he seems like a good opponent for someone like Cornish. Both guys would fancy that fight I imagine. It would probably be competitive too, judging by Cornish's performances so far.

ILikeBeer wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:Where's this idea Audley gets knocked out in one automatically in every fight? It's happened twice, Wilder and Price FFS!

It would've happened with Haye, except it took Haye three rounds to throw a punch.

Ok, add Haye to the list of powder puff punchers who chinned him...

He would stop Cornish.

mickey1975 wrote: Ok, add Haye to the list of powder puff punchers who chinned him...

Yes I Can.

I don't think so. If he was really up for it he would have had something sorted out by now. If he is wise he would get involved in some other capacity - promoting, commentating or whatever. He's an intelligent and articulate bloke.

I would like to see him one last shot where he doesn't get thrown into the deep end at the start.

AUDLEY 'RETRIBUTION' HARRISON VS MATT 'BILLION DOLLAR' ELLIS 2: RETURN OR REVENGE

The world craves it

Every set back is the set up for a comeback for a set back to being on your back.

Audley Harrison Undisputed World Champion 2016 - BELIEVE. (in bold)

IF he were to ever make a return to the ring I think that Haye should use this fight as a tune up.

mickey1975 wrote:He would stop Cornish.

In 1 round Mickey?

mimmy123 wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:He would stop Cornish.

In 1 round Mickey?

Who knows, he did in his last win.

yes he can