Boxing/Karma fans have the chance to meet Audley Harrison this Saturday when he will appear at the Sweatband.com store in central London to launch the store's new boxing range and his own t-shirts – and the man himself will be giving away a pair of tickets to his WBA title showdown with David Haye. Harrison (image right courtesy Laurence Lustig) takes on Haye on November 13 in Manchester, but before he travels north for his date with destiny, he is dropping into the store off Great Portland Street from 2pm on Saturday 6th to meet with fans and launch Sweatband’s new boxing line which includes t-shirts he designed. The Manchester showdown between Harrison and Haye promises to be the biggest night in British boxing this year, and is of course a sell-out – but Harrison will be giving a pair of tickets away to one lucky fan, with everyone who visits the store to meet the 39 year-old southpaw entering into a prize draw to snap up two of the hottest tickets around. “I am excited to be launching my new t-shirt line and supporting Sweatband.com opening their new boxing range to the public,” says this press release. “Those who attend will be in for a treat as I'll be giving away two tickets to hottest sporting event of the year on November 13, when I challenge David Haye for the WBA heavyweight title. It will be my only London appearance, so bring your cameras! "Can you buy one or more of my T shirts? YES YOU CAN!" (sorry, couldn't help it - Ed.) Sweatband’s new boxing range covers everything a fighter needs from gloves to head guards and clothing from leading brands like BBE, Lonsdale, Adidas and Gold’s Gym. The store is located on Clipstone Street, which is just minutes away from Great Portland Street – the exact location can be found at Sweatband.com, where you can see the full range of sporting goods available to buy online or in store. I can't wait for the chance to meet such a great fighter and inspiration. I wonder if he'll sign my axe?
It might be worth going to this to get a pic of Audley before his face gets disfigured. Be a collector's piece.