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All quiet on the Audley front

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 13:00
by deadpan
Isn't he mooted to fight next month?

Can we expect the Gravy Train back on track at all this year? Mitch Green is in waiting...

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 18:48
by DK2112
His career continues to thrive

Boxing News told me

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 19:32
by Mario
It seems he's finally learning to keep his mouth shut!

If Audley still wants to be world champ in 2007, undisputed by 2008 he should really get a move on!

I still think if he can line up a big name soon, maybe top 20-25 contender, and get a convincing win, he could get a shot sometime next year and theres really not that much to beat.

He's the best hope we've got by a mile.

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 19:33
by adamiw
.....not long til panto season

but seriously, at his age, i can't see him changing enough to gain any success beyond domestic level....if that....his name doesn't carry the same sell-ability it used to either, i think his time has been and gone

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 20:00
by Max Molyneux
He would of beat Sprott the 1st time If he didn't suddenly slow down and fight cautiously Boxrec.

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 20:24
by josh fg
I hope he comes back because he was a very able fighter however I don't know if its happening.

Posted: 28 Aug 2007, 21:07
by Max Molyneux
Audley was right when he said people will still want to watch him get knocked out.

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 03:05
by Twinkle Toes
I can't see him going any place now.

His stints out of the ring are way too log, and at his age it can't be helping his cause.

It is a shame because he surely was capable of doing a lot more than he has.

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 08:09
by Rocky Balboa
Fraudley will not become world champion. Can you imagine him in with say, Wladamir Klitzscho. Harrison would get destroyed!

Harrison is a millionaire, so I doubt very much he has the true desire, hunger or determination any more. Did he ever have those attributes?

Hindsight is a great thing, and I bet the BBC are cursing the day when they gave Audley a lucrative contract, which made him a millionaire. To think Fraudley will probably never have to work again, then there's other fighters who give their all, much better boxers than Harrison, and they receive peanuts for their purse.

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 09:35
by Chambers2
Rocky Balboa wrote:Fraudley will not become world champion. Can you imagine him in with say, Wladamir Klitzscho. Harrison would get destroyed!

Harrison is a millionaire, so I doubt very much he has the true desire, hunger or determination any more. Did he ever have those attributes?

Hindsight is a great thing, and I bet the BBC are cursing the day when they gave Audley a lucrative contract, which made him a millionaire. To think Fraudley will probably never have to work again, then there's other fighters who give their all, much better boxers than Harrison, and they receive peanuts for their purse.
If these boxers who are 'much better than Harrison' would have won an Olympic Gold Medal, then they'd have got a lucrative contract in the same way that Audley did

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 09:57
by Syntax Error
cobrakai wrote:It seems he's finally learning to keep his mouth shut!

If Audley still wants to be world champ in 2007, undisputed by 2008 he should really get a move on!

I still think if he can line up a big name soon, maybe top 20-25 contender, and get a convincing win, he could get a shot sometime next year and theres really not that much to beat.

He's the best hope we've got by a mile.
Audley, get a move on?:-?

Now that would be something. :roll:

It took him nearly FIVE years to fight someone of the calibre on Danny Williams & he was still petrified when he fought Danny, even though Williams was a portly 20 stones! :o

Audley Harrison's career has been a total farce & a shambles & if he had any pride, he'd quit the sport that he has undeservedly gotten rich out of!

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 09:58
by J
how about as Haye's first opponent up at heavy after he beats Mormeck.
:box:
id pay to see that.

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 10:45
by m1kee50
J wrote:how about as Haye's first opponent up at heavy after he beats Mormeck.
:box:
id pay to see that.
seconded

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 10:46
by J
question is who would chambers support? :lol: :TU:

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 11:50
by Chambers2
J wrote:question is who would chambers support? :lol: :TU:
hmmmmm :D

They're my 2 faves (along with Frochy). I've seen them both fight live once and on both occasions they've chalked up their first losses (so I won't be going to watch Frochy :D ).

If the 2 were to fight each other (which I find unlikely unless Audley notches up a couple of very good wins), the I'd definately be supporting.....
































...the winner

Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 12:34
by lvlarc
Audley vs Herbie at Wembley.

Has to happen.
:box:

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 07:32
by Chambers2
Herbies fighting at Cruiser, so i don't see the fight happening

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 07:56
by hitman_hatton1
adamiw wrote:.....not long til panto season
is he even a big enuff name for that anymore. :D

chambers is probably still posting on his forum. :lol:

let it go old son. :oops:

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 07:59
by Syntax Error
lvlarc wrote:Audley vs Herbie at Wembley.

Has to happen.
:box:
Do you really think that anybody is going to pay too see Harrison fight a man that can't hold a pint at a German beer festival, yet alone a punch? :-?

Then again, Harrison couldn't punch his way out of a balsa wood cage, so Herbie wouldn't have anything to worry about!!!! :P

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 08:03
by Chambers2
Syntax Error wrote:
lvlarc wrote:Audley vs Herbie at Wembley.

Has to happen.
:box:
Do you really think that anybody is going to pay too see Harrison fight a man that can't hold a pint at a German beer festival, yet alone a punch? :-?

Then again, Harrison couldn't punch his way out of a balsa wood cage, so Herbie wouldn't have anything to worry about!!!! :P
Don't you ever get bored of righting the same thing over and over and over and over again, probably not.

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 09:37
by Syntax Error
Chambers2 wrote:
Syntax Error wrote:
lvlarc wrote:Audley vs Herbie at Wembley.

Has to happen.
:box:
Do you really think that anybody is going to pay too see Harrison fight a man that can't hold a pint at a German beer festival, yet alone a punch? :-?

Then again, Harrison couldn't punch his way out of a balsa wood cage, so Herbie wouldn't have anything to worry about!!!! :P
Don't you ever get bored of righting the same thing over and over and over and over again, probably not.
Well obviously I don't!

Do you not get bored of writing the same thing over & over again either? Obviously not I suppose? :-?

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 10:21
by m1kee50
Terry D wrote:He is plotting a sensible course of action. World domination awaits.

Come on Big Aud' :box:
No wonder its taking so long.

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 12:22
by deadpan
He's developing a Sars virus that affects anybody over 15 stone.

Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 13:11
by Shirow
MIKEE wrote:
Terry D wrote:He is plotting a sensible course of action. World domination awaits.

Come on Big Aud' :box:
No wonder its taking so long.
Would i be correct in guessing that this course of action involves reincarnation?

Posted: 10 Sep 2007, 08:11
by jomothepure
:roll: :roll: :roll: tumbleweed :roll: :roll: :roll:

It's been nice weather recently anyway.

I will keep ticking over and will definitely be fighting in September. Who, where and when will be locked down in August sometime.

Any truth in the rumour that Audrey ran scared when offered a fight with Billy Bessey, and that he'll be playing up front against Russia on Wednesday? Personally I thought such a story far-fetched, but then I saw Aud and Lord Lucan in the aeroflot departure lounge at Heathrow. :o Mysterious