Tyson Fury vs Audley Harrison

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  1. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  2. modestbiggles

    modestbiggles Boxing Addict Full Member

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    See what happens when people mention Audley - there are some people in this very thread that are giving him a chance - even if it is a slim one!

    Its an illness. a disease. people get taken in by him! its madness.
     
  3. SimonTemplar

    SimonTemplar Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I know, and the really sad thing is that I know that, I know what you are saying, and I do think that Fury would win... but I can't shake the thought that Audley might just catch him and pull it off. The Canadian champ from the weekend only had a handful of knockouts on his record, and he dropped Fury after all. But I agree with you, I know giving him a chance flies in the face of logic... maybe Audley exercises some form of hypnosis or mind control on an unwitting public?
     
  4. davidjay

    davidjay Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Audley's the best-known heavyweight in the country. Fury's the second-best. That's why it will happen.
     
  5. zulander

    zulander Boxing Addict Full Member

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    it all depends if fury volume punches if he does he wins.
    If not Audley will walk into a left hand and he does have stopping power
     
  6. harry the haddo

    harry the haddo Active Member Full Member

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    i can see audrey winning after an epic fight, almost to the death, where both fighters just go toe to toe in a 12 round war. audrey hardly takes a backward step despite taking countless heavy blows from fury. he refuses to be beaten despite being badly cut and downed on 3 occasions. he just keeps coming forward, seemingly oblivious to fury's hard punches and ignoring his cuts, broken nose and fractured jaw. he even suffers a hand injury late on, but goes right through the pain barrier to record a famous victory:bbb

















    or maybe not:nut
     
  7. Black_Rainbows

    Black_Rainbows Well-Known Member Full Member

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    There's the rubbish Audley, and then there's the really rubbish Audley...
     
  8. Gregor1987

    Gregor1987 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    If this fight happens I am definately going to make sure I am there for it. Fury is usually always in fun fights and I ****ing love Audley Harrison.
     
  9. SimonTemplar

    SimonTemplar Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :lol:

    Well I see where you are coming from, but judging by Fury's second round at the weekend, if the first of the two Audlies you describe turns up this could be an interesting fight.

    Can't fail to be entertaining, I would have thought, as Fury will force the pace, won't let it become a dull stand off.
     
  10. slip&counter

    slip&counter Gimme some X's and O's Full Member

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    I wouldn't have a problem with it. It's a logical step for Fury and it does great business.
     
  11. Can't see meaty Mick risking it to be honest.

    By that I don't mean Audley winning, more along the lines of him stinking the joint out for about the 30th time.

    The only entertaining fight he's ever been in was the Williams rematch, mainly because Danny came in on about a day's notice miles overweight and his chin had gone.

    He's just about picked himself up by his bootstraps to stay in business, and has now got a deal with Channel 5 with some promising early figures. If Fury is involved in a few shootouts things will only improve.

    They might do well with Audley as a one-off but unless Fury bangs him out in a round people will complain, even more so if we see ten or twelve turgid rounds with one scared rabbit and Fury chasing him around the ring.
     
  12. RNS

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    I would pay to go and watch it and I'd give Harrison a decent chance. also the build up would be hilarious.

    Harrison talking about "climbing mountains" and roaring "yes I can" and Fury banging on about being "crazy" and "needing help"... :lol:
     
  13. modestbiggles

    modestbiggles Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Not sure i'd ever pay to GO to a Fury fight. His fans seem fairly nasty.
     
  14. RNS

    RNS Well-Known Member Full Member

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    modestbiggles

    it would be an experience and a challenge, especially if you wore a pro Harrison t-shirt.
     
  15. I'd watch a Fury fight from the comfort of my living room. Seems to go off in one way or another every time. Even if he's in an arena and not fighting something happens.

    Fury's quotes at the pressers will no doubt be comedy gold.

    **** it, let's get it on :lol: