Audley Harrison "A Nation living in Fear of Destiny"

What now for Audley Harrison.

In general the British Public are a bunch of losers, who just wait to point the finger and crucified brave men who have dared to walk above others lead the way, and chase their dreams. They roll with you when your winning, but leave you out to dry when your going through trails and tribulations. Look at how some people change towards Ricky Hatton, it gives me a sickening feeling in my stomach.

The British Public never used to be like this, but in general socially we are arrogant and think people owe them something, i see no dignity or class in those people who where chanting terrible remarks and booing after the fight was over, i have a overall bad opinion of the public.

Like somebody said up above, Audley Harrison is a man, someone's husband, someone's dad, a former Olympic Champion who went into battle for Queen and country. And no matter what flak he has got from sections of the British he has wore the Union Jack with pride, he has dedicated to one of the toughest sports where your life is on the line, everytime you step in the ring.

I'm disappointed in Audley Harrison down, because he let himself down on November 13th. Deep down he knows he has mental issue's, and has been suffering with somekind of depression/anxiety for years, and he still put himself in the ring in that mental state. He paid the price physically, but mentally he continued to ignore his weakness and be stubborn........he's been a broken man for years.

His bravery, and stubbornness is what's kept in the sport of boxing, that's what's kept him walking down that road. And deep down i think Audley Harrison longs for the moment when his name is chanted, longs for the time when he is cheered and respected by all the haters. I don't think its about the World title anymore, and i don't think its been about that for along time with Audley Harrison, its about respect.

I always remember a quite by Chris Eubank, . And he said...

"To be respected by another man, is a great honourable feeling and i was fought for that respect, and when people would come into the street and shake my hand, it gave me so much pride"

You see because for along time Chris Eubank did not get this reaction with the public, he talked about you can be as famous as you want, but may never get this thing called respect.

I like David Haye but, there will be allot of people out their waiting for his fall from grace, in this thing called life. You have very true real fans, you can have plenty of supporters and that's great. David Haye is a popular man.........but does he really have that many real hardcore fans..?

If every boxer after every fight, asked people weather....

In My Darkest Hour
In My Deepest Despair
In My Trials
And My Tribulations
Through My Doubts
And Frustrations
In My Violence
In My Turbulence
Through My Fear
And My Confessions
In My Anguish And My Pain
Through My Joy And My Sorrow
In The Promise Of Another Tomorrow

Will you be there...???????

There would of been afew 100 people left in that stadium for David Haye.

But on the other hand, there have been Thousands of people that have followed Audley Harrison through all of them times, thousands of passionate fans that would be by his side if God chose him for some kind of Holy war. And the fact of the matter is, i was one of those people..................................................

I literally don't know where Audley Harrison goes in life from here, because he let himself down on November 13th, he needs to go away and be real honest with himself.

 

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Audley Harrison got not get no lower than National embarrassment and humiluation, in a country he once won Olympic Gold for Queen and Country.......................

I am severly disappointed in Audley Harrison, he needs to accept and admit he has a big problem. Its not right for a proffessional athlete to freeze up and let his negative thoughts overcome his body, like it did up against David Haye. Audley Harrison paid the physical price in trainning, but i cannot accept that he paid the mental price, i cannot accept this. David Haye is a fighter who does not leave a stone unturned, he may be cocky and arragont but he does not understimate losing, anybody can lose.

Audley Harrison in preperation needed to work with a Psychologist and doctor. Many Athlete's do it, and have done it. Nigel Benn did, Linford Christie, Asafa Powell.................

If Audley Harrison would of done that, he would of did himself justice. Audley Harrison has been a broken man for years psychologically and has lacked self confidence and has been clearly depressed.......and boxing is a sport where you cannot hide your mental problems. The ring will unearth them, and make them very evident. I'm disappointed in Audley Harrison for not facing his mental demons and seeking some help, its not right for a Olympic standard athlete to totally freeze like he did up against David Haye. He let himself down and his ability, for a man who has dared to walk above others in life and dared to lead the way with some falls, some success, and some failures.

I am very disappointed in his stubbornness, very disappointed.

If he does not face his mental demons, i will never support him again.

Sort yourself out, for ****s sake.

 

Where did you read that, on the back of rice krispies cereal box..?