David Haye & Audley Harrison (2008-2011)

can't be serious

 

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How do think he can beat Wlad if he has been beaten and Koed by club fighters? I'm sure everyone would like to hear what you have to say.

 

Dumbest thread of the year. Harrison is not getting a shot at anyone and if he does he will lose.

 

That happened to him as his first defeat when he was like 23, not one of 4 defeats to marginal fighters after the age of 30.

 

If Harrison fights to his potential im sure he can have 20 losses by 2011.

 

Exactly. Dude had a limited timeframe to work in. Losing 4 times to a coalition of bums ain't the best thing to do if you turn pro at or after 30 and want to be champion.

 

Getting KO'd by Sprott counts for 2.

 

He's also considerably better than Sprott. Face it dude; Harrison ain't going anywhere with this whole boxing thing as a pro. I give him credit for the Gold Medal at Sydney, that's something few men could ever do, but it's just not meant to be as a pro.