Is Audrey Harrison mentally ill?

He is clearly one of the most deluded people ever to be a professional sports person.

He believes everything he says, which actually makes it all of the more worrying. Luckily for him though, he lacks a heart and a chin to actually do any real damage to himself in the ring.

A Nation Living in fear of bull****:rofl

 

British glass will always be a british glass.

 

That belief can win you an Olympic Gold Medal, the European Title and 2 prize fighters and a career in the sport we love.

 

He's money motivated con-man with a rhetorical gimmick.

 

That's because you fail to understand Audley Harrison.

http://www.boxingforum24.com/showthread.php?t=461443

No matter what the critics say, he's not going to let them get in the way of his dream. Say what you like about the man. Harrison shows true warrior mentality to come back when getting knocked down again.

'"No matter how many times you get knocked back, don't you dare give up on your dreams goals and aspirations. Don't you dare."

And that my friends is the attitude you need to succeed in life. When you get knocked down, you get back up, and keep going. Harrison whether he wins a world title (unlikely) or not, is a success.

Do you not see the bigger picture yet?

 

I can't notice anything wrong with Audley. So no I don't think hes delusional, just confident.

Audley just got caught by massive bombs from Haye and Price.

 

Against Haye, he showed no heart, he showed what he is, a scared little rabbit hiding from a real fight. He went down and stayed down, rather than go out on his sword like a true warrior does in the biggest fight of his life. Shameful, but for all of his bull**** the man brings a smile to my face, because of his delusional musings punctuated by lopsided defeats.

 

:deal

 

He's confident as hell and I admire that.

It's obvious that he loves what he does and has a vision, like any boxer, to make to it the top and win a belt. Some will stop at nothing to get themselves into that position, no matter how many obstacles they face. Maybe it's an athlete thing, but the idea of 'giving up' is weak. It's not just a job but a passion, the sacrifice athletes makes will tell you that much.

I think Audley is a good boxer, but chokes and freezes up in his big fights. He can never be relaxed, be himself. He should see a sports psychologist, whatever that may be worth.

 

Dont you dare.

Don't.

You.

Dare.

 

i wish him all the best.cant fault the man

 

Amen!

You nailed it perfectly.

 

Well it's quite amazing how peole disrespect a man for doing what he loves.
Give him a break.

 

Frollocks! "True warriors" don't do that rabbit in the headlights, petrified gladiator BS when given an opportunity on the biggest stage. True warriors dare to win in the real world, and if they can't, they go down trying. Artificial, horse ****-peddling, con-artist's heroism is always projected towards some abstract, future never-never land that's never going to be touched by the rays of reality.