Audley against Tyson Fury a done deal for March

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  1. Post Box

    Post Box I'm back too, bitches Full Member

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  2. Ant68

    Ant68 Active Member Full Member

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    Over the past 7-8 years Audley has done a colossal amount of damage to the public's perception of boxing, especially heavyweight boxing. He needs to retire, now. :rasta
     
  3. DontBlink

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    He needs to jump in the ring tKO fury. Then go after both kilts.

    Yes he can
     
  4. JunitoJab

    JunitoJab Antagonist Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  5. Ilesey

    Ilesey ~ Full Member

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    I care not for this.

    I hope they both get knocked out.
     
  6. The Kurgan

    The Kurgan Boxing Junkie banned

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    Mark my words: this is Audley's big comeback! He's only a few fights away from the title. In today's heavyweight division, the field is wide open and a young tall southpaw prospect like Audley (whose best years are still ahead of him) can go all the way. I think it's finally starting to click into place for Audley: if you look at the Rogan fight, he's NEARLY there and with just a bit of improvement he'd be championship calibre.

    After this, Audley should have a rubber match with Danny Williams, then fight Faruq Saleem in a battle of the goliaths, then fight fellow prospects Joe Mesi and Dominick Guinn, and then beat both Klitschkos! He can then unify by beating Chris Byrd and John Ruiz for the IBF and WBA titles.

    The A-Force is on the march once again! I predict he'll be champ by 2020, marking the 20th anniversary of his legendary performance at the Olympics. :happy
     
  7. Webbiano

    Webbiano Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    That's a brave prediction considering these are two of the worst chins in heavyweight boxing
     
  8. Post Box

    Post Box I'm back too, bitches Full Member

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    Bit of an exaggeration, neither has a great chin but the shots they were hit with to put them on ***** street have been pretty solid. Both of their power seems to be overrated too

    The main thing for me here is how much they both seem to flap around once hit, it will a messy affair with two big blokes falling and clinching around the ring and they're both delusional enough to try and emulate Ali. Great television.
     
  9. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    Let's face it. No matter what the outcome, it'll be funny as long as it's not fatal.
     
  10. DDDUUDDDEE

    DDDUUDDDEE Undisputed Ambien (taker) Full Member

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    Hahahahahaha I love it!
     
  11. The MesserStick

    The MesserStick DavidTua.net Blows Full Member

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    Figures....Welliver is looking for the Fury fight and they choose a glass jawed Harrison instead? Fury needs to face an iron chinned HW who will throw a hundred punches per round, not a glass jaw that sometimes throw 0 punches per round. Terrible!
     
  12. Strike

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    People saying Fury has one of the worst chins around are ****ing idiots. Almost ANY heavyweight can be put down and hurt by a flush punch from a man weighing over 230lbs. Those with granite chins like Vitali and McCall are the exception not the norm. So being dropped makes you normal not glass jawed.

    Yes the guy that dropped Fury was not a banger, but he threw a huge punch that was telegraphed a mile off and it landed bang on the point of the chin. The real issue was Tyson Fury's dreadful defence and the fact he walked right into such a telegraphed, looping shot.

    He was up before the count got to 4 and took some big shots off Chisora and has been hit plenty of times to show he does not have a ****ing "glass jaw".

    It looks okay. Nothing special, but not an issue other than the fact he is always getting hit cleanly.

    He would batter Harrison, because Harrison would do **** all and at Fury would just outwork him and bully him.
     
  13. Webbiano

    Webbiano Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yer it was but still audleys chin is just poor. I agree that fury powers overrated however he grinds opponents down slowly which I think would take it's effect over about 8 rounds in. Audley on the other hand has one punch power and fury gets hit by big shots and gets wobbly in almost every fight he has. Fury hasnt faced someone with audleys power whether it's overrated or not being my reasoning that at the end of the day one men is getting KOed
     
  14. Squire

    Squire Let's Go Champ Full Member

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    If Harrison can get licensed for this he's going to get a brutal beating. No point pretending otherwise
     
  15. Post Box

    Post Box I'm back too, bitches Full Member

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    Yeah I see what you're saying, I do think Audleys power has been overrated since that left hand on Sprott. We'll just have to see ;)