Audley is dangerous but no top fighter will want to fight him in case they have trouble taking him into the second round. It is like playing against San Marino, you are expected to batter them and if you do not you will be criticised.
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Audley is dangerous but no top fighter will want to fight him in case they have trouble taking him into the second round. It is like playing against San Marino, you are expected to batter them and if you do not you will be criticised.
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Originally Posted by Vendettos
Trust me ...off camera he's a wanker ;-)
And let's be honest here...in Prizefighter he fought nobodies..
As soon as he gets back in the ring against someone who can bang a bit he'll go back into his shell ..paw with the jab and be licking the canvass one.last time. ;-)
I think he's good at Prizefighter because it is similar to the amateur format. Only 3 rounds and shit opposition that isn't likely to hurt you.
Truthfully though, he'd fuck both Klitschko brothers up, they're just damn lucky he has chosen to spare their lives.
Just as soon as he steps up he is going to get smacked down. He is making himself into a good cannon fodder type opponent- he can clear anywhere between $250k and $1 mil in purse money from a fight, with the right type of promotion and 2 or 3 pre-fight hype fights. Ya know? Take on a few journeymen before he takes on a top contender for a few buckaroos!
This was my entire point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Will Audley accept Deontay's daring offer?
I wanted Deontay to step up, but not against the the most dangerous man in boxing!
Harrison wins then he should retire because even a win against someone so dangerous wont get him any sort of title shot, just some redemption. Plus winders career is pretty much over.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOed
Wilder wins he gets criticized for fighting a dud.
No win situation for wilder
thing is harrison is very dangerous to wilder coz he could actually win the fightQuote:
Originally Posted by VendettosHarrison wins then he should retire because even a win against someone so dangerous wont get him any sort of title shot, just some redemption. Plus winders career is pretty much over.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOed
Wilder wins he gets criticized for fighting a dud.
No win situation for wilder
I hope Audley accepts, one way or the other we'll know more about Deontay.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendettosHarrison wins then he should retire because even a win against someone so dangerous wont get him any sort of title shot, just some redemption. Plus winders career is pretty much over.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOed
Wilder wins he gets criticized for fighting a dud.
No win situation for wilder
Wilder says he wants to make a run at the Klits this year, so he picks Audley to start with in April--I'm baffled.
If Audley wins, Deontay belongs on the scrap pile.
Audley should take the fight but insist that it is a 3 rounder.
That'll be 8 minutes and 45 seconds more than wilder will need.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Unfortunately.
Better make it a 1/3 of round fight, because I doubt that Oddly would survive more then a 1 minute of the first round. Harrison might be able to keep Wilder at bay with his lightening quick jab. and win the 1/3 of a round fight on the scorecard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
BTW, I believe it's a really chickenshit move by Wilder, calling out a chump like Oddly. It makes me think that Wilder only fights cans for a reason.
But let's look at it though- why not Audley? Audley is a good step up for Wilder, considering Wilder hasn't fought anyone even closely of the calibre- if we count amatuer pedigree- of Audley, aside from Kertson Manswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axBetter make it a 1/3 of round fight, because I doubt that Oddly would survive more then a 1 minute of the first round. Harrison might be able to keep Wilder at bay with his lightening quick jab. and win the 1/3 of a round fight on the scorecard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
BTW, I believe it's a really chickenshit move by Wilder, calling out a chump like Oddly. It makes me think that Wilder only fights cans for a reason.
The last fight Wilder had was against Kelvin Price, a prospect whom he demolished. But an over-blown and over-hyped prospect in Kelvin Price.
This Audley fight is actually a good step up for Wilder. Real talk! Audley was in there with Haye, Price, Sprott, Francis, Guinn, Rossy and Williams. More experience in those few fight and losses than Wilder has on his entire resume of fights PLUS the amatuers.
I don't expect Wilder to go walking back to bums- unless no one else wants to fight him- after the Audley fight. He knows this is the no-stepping backwards fight for him IF he wins.
:cool:
Walking back to bums? What do you think Oddly is? Why doesn't Wilder call out Haye, David Price, Helenius, Povetkin or somebody with a fucking pulse, but no, he calls out Oddly!Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaBut let's look at it though- why not Audley? Audley is a good step up for Wilder, considering Wilder hasn't fought anyone even closely of the calibre- if we count amatuer pedigree- of Audley, aside from Kertson Manswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axBetter make it a 1/3 of round fight, because I doubt that Oddly would survive more then a 1 minute of the first round. Harrison might be able to keep Wilder at bay with his lightening quick jab. and win the 1/3 of a round fight on the scorecard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
BTW, I believe it's a really chickenshit move by Wilder, calling out a chump like Oddly. It makes me think that Wilder only fights cans for a reason.
The last fight Wilder had was against Kelvin Price, a prospect whom he demolished. But an over-blown and over-hyped prospect in Kelvin Price.
This Audley fight is actually a good step up for Wilder. Real talk! Audley was in there with Haye, Price, Sprott, Francis, Guinn, Rossy and Williams. More experience in those few fight and losses than Wilder has on his entire resume of fights PLUS the amatuers.
I don't expect Wilder to go walking back to bums- unless no one else wants to fight him- after the Audley fight. He knows this is the no-stepping backwards fight for him IF he wins.
:cool:
So the result will be another 1st round KO in the books for Wilder against another 'can, in a fight that nobody wants to watch. I watched part of a Harrison interview a couple days ago, Oddly blithered: "boxing fans come to see me lose". You don't disappoint us do you Audley. :rolleyes:
But seriously man; "Who has Wilder fought that was BETTER than Audley?"... everyone he fought was ten times worse than Audley. Goes to show you who Wilder has fought to date- but for a guy with 27 fights, he should have been in with better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axWalking back to bums? What do you think Oddly is? Why doesn't Wilder call out Haye, David Price, Helenius, Povetkin or somebody with a fucking pulse, but no, he calls out Oddly!Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaBut let's look at it though- why not Audley? Audley is a good step up for Wilder, considering Wilder hasn't fought anyone even closely of the calibre- if we count amatuer pedigree- of Audley, aside from Kertson Manswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axBetter make it a 1/3 of round fight, because I doubt that Oddly would survive more then a 1 minute of the first round. Harrison might be able to keep Wilder at bay with his lightening quick jab. and win the 1/3 of a round fight on the scorecard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
BTW, I believe it's a really chickenshit move by Wilder, calling out a chump like Oddly. It makes me think that Wilder only fights cans for a reason.
The last fight Wilder had was against Kelvin Price, a prospect whom he demolished. But an over-blown and over-hyped prospect in Kelvin Price.
This Audley fight is actually a good step up for Wilder. Real talk! Audley was in there with Haye, Price, Sprott, Francis, Guinn, Rossy and Williams. More experience in those few fight and losses than Wilder has on his entire resume of fights PLUS the amatuers.
I don't expect Wilder to go walking back to bums- unless no one else wants to fight him- after the Audley fight. He knows this is the no-stepping backwards fight for him IF he wins.
:cool:
So the result will be another 1st round KO in the books for Wilder against another 'can, in a fight that nobody wants to watch. I watched part of a Harrison interview a couple days ago, Oddly blithered: "boxing fans come to see me lose". You don't disappoint us do you Audley. :rolleyes:
But, be that as it may, Audley is a step up for him. Truly!
And, Audley ain't exactly a bum man. He's a legit journeyman. A dangerous journeyman. hehehhehe...
;D