Does anyone feel sorry for Harrison?

This is boxing my friend, in other words "fighting" a "martial Art" a "Combat sport" it is assumed you need to have a level of tough skin

 

of course he accepts a fight with haye, dude needs the money, this fight says more about haye then it does about harrison.

 

Fight was fixed, he can't complain about the 1 mil he got.

By the way, he is one of the worst contender ever. Well, the worst ever. You'll probably never see something like this again unless Haye fixes another bum.

 

He got paid a lot of money for doing **** all. If it was up to me I'd take his wages and his license and give them to someone who deserves them. I've seen kids battle their hearts out over 12 rounds for a couple of grand. If a million quid can't motivate the useless ***** to fight nothing will.

 

He made a million to throw one punch and then fall down. He didn't even take much of a beating. There are fighters who go out there and try hard and get pummeled for far less money.
I don't feel sorry for Audley at all.

 

agreed.

 

- I feel sorry for him.

- But he needs to quit

- And someone needs to drill this fact into his head

- Hell they need to inscribe it into his DNA

- Sorry if your reading this Audley - but you need to be patronised for your own good.

 

nah, hes **** and he knows he is.

 

I am not sure I feel sorry for Audley. He seemed like he had the size and skills to be better than he turned out to be. I think he wasted what could have been a better career. I would love to see him regroup and comeback.

 

From Olympic gold to being ridiculed by his country and the whole boxing world. If he copes from this **** it's a proof that yes he can.

 

Feel the same way.

 

I don't necessarily feel sorry for him, honestly it's more a testiment to where we've gotten to in terms of global society. I wish that a crowd would assemble outside of their next job interview and if they didn't get it, do the same ****. Or when their marriage falls apart someone would pay them the same respect. I mean it's as if we forget that these are ****ing people, and sometimes people fail...hell sometimes they fail miserably, and I don't see the sense of kicking a man when he's down. For a lot of these cats this is their entire lifes work, that in an instant is over and gone, and I would think some bit of humanistic compassion would kick in and allow a fan to realize this, but I guess it is what it is and nothing I'm going to say here is going to change it.