Audley Harrison "A Nation living in Fear of Destiny"

Plastic coated to avoid any....accidents

 

Nah, I already got him to autograph my Bob Carolgees biography

 

How about a fight with James Toney?

 

Or Charlie Sheen

 

nice story foolatsch

 

From the sun..

"AUDLEY HARRISON has vowed to walk away from boxing for good if he loses to Tyson Fury or Dereck Chisora.
Harrison, 39, is determined to give it one last go in the ring despite his limp performance against WBA heavyweight champion David Haye.

The Olympic gold medallist threw just one punch against his fellow Londoner as he was stopped inside three rounds last November.

He has previously laughed off a challenge from Fury but now appears to be ready to face him if the English title holder fails to secure a showdown with British and Commonwealth champ Chisora.

Harrison tweeted: "If Chisora and Fury don't fight, the only logical fight is me.

"Either one, it doesn't matter to me. I may not be the No1 but surely I can beat these two.

"Tell you what, the show can be called Victory or Retirement."

Many critics believe Harrison should have hung up his gloves after he was picked apart by Haye in Manchester.

But the American-based Londoner still believes he can achieve his dream of becoming a world champion.

And he is determined to get his career back on track by getting his hands on the British and Commonwealth titles.

He added on Twitter: "You have to start somewhere and British and Commonwealth is a nice door to walk through."

 

Audley vs fury

i like the sound of that

 

Whilst I think Audley should retire at this point, I will support him if he chooses to continue his mission.

Audley is a good man.

KEEP STONEBRIDGE ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND OPEN

 

Lenny Henry...cool???

 

Well he's cooler than Audley Harrison.

Tougher than him too, Fraudley **** his pants at the prospect of fighting David Haye so there's no way he'd be brave enough to muff Dawn French!

 

The very fact he's been inside French shows alot of toughness, physical AND mental but it doesnt help him with the 'cool' debate.

 

Nor do his 'Premier Inn' ads.

 

"It's a humbling feeling knowing I am a vilified figure in boxing but I owe it to my fans who believe in me and I owe it to myself to give it one more go.

"I am 39 and couldn't live with myself unless I gave it one more go to finish my career on a high."

 

After the Haye fight I don't want to hear anything from Harrison.