Coz he'd get beat and get a 300-1 (300) record etc. Audley's destined to pop that cherry and extended the rematches to 4-0. Via KO 1 of course.
Moments of vivid excitement are what make life worth living, moments when a man feels exalted and masterful. We can get them from drugs, crime and gambling, but the price is rather high. We can get them from a special interest, like sports, music or religion. Have you a special interest?
And we get them from work and love. By work I dont mean shovelling coal or teaching children, I mean work which gives you a conspicuous place in the world. And by love I dont mean marriage or friendship, I mean independent love which stops when the excitement stops. Perhaps Ive surprised you by putting work and love in the same category, but both are ways of mastering other people.
Interesting sentence structure. By situating the object (weirdo) before the subject (guy), you have placed a strong emphasis on 'weirdo' and made Rosg subordinate to it by his subsequent placement (in the form of the pronoun 'guy'). This unique syntax suggests that he conforms in some way to your notion of the weird and not that weirdness per se is an appropriate description for him as a poster. My problem with this is that you are homogenising the very idea of weirdness, as if it is an all-encompassing one-size-fits-all character trait or condition. Furthermore, by implying that Rosg conforms to this notion, you are negating his individuation and capacity for unique eccentric agency. Please be more considerate with your sentence structure in future.