Is Audrey Harrison mentally ill?

Maybe, but a hell of a 3 round fighter.

 

it does seem his mental illness is working for him.

he's like a zombie that won't ****ing die... goes down, gets back up. goes down, gets back up... and on and on it goes.

i think his next opponent will need to bring a shot gun to the ring with him to keep him down.

but then again, it is Audley we're talking about. he'd just tell us he's serious this time, and nothing was going to stand in his way of becoming heavyweight champ... but with a hole in his head.

 

:thumbsup

he's merely promoting his business, which is himself. He's plying his craft and trying to make money at it.

What is the big deal? Strong self confidence and self promotion are what fighters are supposed to have.

What is mentally ill about Audley merely trying to promote himself?

:-(

 

i think audley is delusional, in thinking he can be a world champ unless its sum WABCD belt. He has no chin or heart to be an elite boxer,

he could be a good domestic boxer, but i understand he wants money.

i dont understand the fools that would pay money to see him fight. If no one paid to see him it would all stop.

 

I can't believe that naive people don't see his cheap and vacuous rhetoric for the con-job that it really is.

And did some just seriously suggest that Audley Harrison is a confident person?:nut

 

He's doing it for the over 40's!

 

The only person that can decide his career is done, is Audley himself. I don't think Audley was being compared to Floyd P in terms of skills or ability, just making a point that there is nothing wrong in believing in yourself, or to keep getting up and trying. If we all just gave up when things got tough, then we'd get nowhere!

He's got the right attitude, whatever he does or he doesn't achieve, he's still there giving it a go. If he goes and grabs a Brit or Euro belt and maybe gets to fight one more time for a version of the world title but goes out on his shield it's nothing to be ashamed of.

I will admit I like to poke fun at Audley and I did too, just before the prize fighter, but I can't fault the man's drive and determination. he scrubbed off a lot of weight, came in lean and light, and mobile. Throwing jabs and letting the left hand go. Sure it was limited opposition. Even Audley wouldn't claim he was fighting top guys but you could see he was a level above and won quite easily.

So why not, if he keeps in shape, keeps trying hard in the gym and gets his head screwed on and focused, he could still achieve something in the sport, that he says has got the love for again.

 

He has a lot of heart, but he just can't hang with the better fighters.