Like a huge shit that won't flush away...... Its Audrey Harrison time. ....!!!!!!

http://youtu.be/SGBAJnaWOuE

Weigh in video :)

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Harrison had most of the attributes to be a top pro. Size, power, skills, decent enough chin, punch variety. He just won't let his punches go, he doesn't seem to actually like fighting.

I remember when he lost to Williams, even though he had taken a lot of criticism up to that point the loss at that stage of his career to Williams signalled to me that he would never fulfill his potential. The following loss to Guinn sort of showed he didn't have it inside him to rebound from that loss and make amends.

When he turned pro he wanted to do everything himself, he wanted to be a pioneer for British boxers and handle all aspects of his career. He paid the price, fought poor opposition, didn't take criticism at all and refused to do things the conventional way.

Against Sprott in 2010 he showed he can carry his power to the latter stages, this proves he has a ko punch from start to finish. I believe landing a similar sort of shot is his only chance of beating Price. He doesn't throw enough punches to win a boxing match. If Price comes out and pressures Harrison from the first bell I can see Harrison going in to his shell and being beaten easily.

I can see the exact reverse if Harrison goes for it from the first bell.

Sexton is far from bullet proof but he didnt fold that early. When he was aggressive, Price looked a little lost and was even stunned. If Harrison can just impose his size and power on Price, then he can make it very uncomfortable for someone who is yet to face any adversity.

Its a long shot but I really think that Price is in for a shock and will look far from world class tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by ross

I can see the exact reverse if Harrison goes for it from the first bell.

Sexton is far from bullet proof but he didnt fold that early. When he was aggressive, Price looked a little lost and was even stunned. If Harrison can just impose his size and power on Price, then he can make it very uncomfortable for someone who is yet to face any adversity.

Its a long shot but I really think that Price is in for a shock and will look far from world class tomorrow.

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That's the thing. Audley has the abiliity to do what you are saying, it's just been that long since he has shown us that he can do it. Harrison could beat Price if he was to 'impose he size and power' I couldn't agree more. it would be good to see, Price would have time to rebuild and Harrison can have one last go at the big time.

I'm tempted to put a little bet on Harrison, he is in great shape, Price might have taken him lightly and Harrison might come out looking to really make a statement. A lot of if's, buts and maybes surrounding this. If Audley couldn't step up against Haye on a big occasion I find it hard to believe he will do it against Price.

I do agree that when faced with agression Price looks a little lost, he hasn't been in a tough fight yet where he has had to grit his teeth and come through adversity, he will have to one day and Saturday is a good a day as any.

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Originally Posted by ross

I can see the exact reverse if Harrison goes for it from the first bell.

Sexton is far from bullet proof but he didnt fold that early. When he was aggressive, Price looked a little lost and was even stunned. If Harrison can just impose his size and power on Price, then he can make it very uncomfortable for someone who is yet to face any adversity.

Its a long shot but I really think that Price is in for a shock and will look far from world class tomorrow.

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That's the thing. Audley has the abiliity to do what you are saying, it's just been that long since he has shown us that he can do it. Harrison could beat Price if he was to 'impose he size and power' I couldn't agree more. it would be good to see, Price would have time to rebuild and Harrison can have one last go at the big time.

I'm tempted to put a little bet on Harrison, he is in great shape, Price might have taken him lightly and Harrison might come out looking to really make a statement. A lot of if's, buts and maybes surrounding this. If Audley couldn't step up against Haye on a big occasion I find it hard to believe he will do it against Price.

I do agree that when faced with agression Price looks a little lost, he hasn't been in a tough fight yet where he has had to grit his teeth and come through adversity, he will have to one day and Saturday is a good a day as any.

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Its all down to the first round...... If Price clouts him Audrey will go into his shell and get beat badly, after all he's not a fighter. If Audrey comes out and lands a few it may go a few rounds more, then Audrey can lose respectably and claim a fight with the mighty Tyson Fury. I actually think Audrey could win that one on pat a cake points against powder puff Fury.

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Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom

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Originally Posted by armyash

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Originally Posted by ross

I can see the exact reverse if Harrison goes for it from the first bell.

Sexton is far from bullet proof but he didnt fold that early. When he was aggressive, Price looked a little lost and was even stunned. If Harrison can just impose his size and power on Price, then he can make it very uncomfortable for someone who is yet to face any adversity.

Its a long shot but I really think that Price is in for a shock and will look far from world class tomorrow.

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That's the thing. Audley has the abiliity to do what you are saying, it's just been that long since he has shown us that he can do it. Harrison could beat Price if he was to 'impose he size and power' I couldn't agree more. it would be good to see, Price would have time to rebuild and Harrison can have one last go at the big time.

I'm tempted to put a little bet on Harrison, he is in great shape, Price might have taken him lightly and Harrison might come out looking to really make a statement. A lot of if's, buts and maybes surrounding this. If Audley couldn't step up against Haye on a big occasion I find it hard to believe he will do it against Price.

I do agree that when faced with agression Price looks a little lost, he hasn't been in a tough fight yet where he has had to grit his teeth and come through adversity, he will have to one day and Saturday is a good a day as any.

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Its all down to the first round...... If Price clouts him Audrey will go into his shell and get beat badly, after all he's not a fighter. If Audrey comes out and lands a few it may go a few rounds more, then Audrey can lose respectably and claim a fight with the mighty Tyson Fury. I actually think Audrey could win that one on pat a cake points against powder puff Fury.

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fury would have harrison out within 3 rounds as well, harrison is shit, fury is a contender.

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Originally Posted by armyash

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Harrison had most of the attributes to be a top pro. Size, power, skills, decent enough chin, punch variety. He just won't let his punches go, he doesn't seem to actually like fighting.

I remember when he lost to Williams, even though he had taken a lot of criticism up to that point the loss at that stage of his career to Williams signalled to me that he would never fulfill his potential. The following loss to Guinn sort of showed he didn't have it inside him to rebound from that loss and make amends.

When he turned pro he wanted to do everything himself, he wanted to be a pioneer for British boxers and handle all aspects of his career. He paid the price, fought poor opposition, didn't take criticism at all and refused to do things the conventional way.

Against Sprott in 2010 he showed he can carry his power to the latter stages, this proves he has a ko punch from start to finish. I believe landing a similar sort of shot is his only chance of beating Price. He doesn't throw enough punches to win a boxing match. If Price comes out and pressures Harrison from the first bell I can see Harrison going in to his shell and being beaten easily.

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Yup. I was a huge fan when he won gold and figured he had every tool in the box to get the job done. I was touting him a the next great hev to anyone who would listen. Just a marvelous straight left hand down the pipe etc etc etc. I think its a matter of what I think Joe Frazier said which is he's one of these individuals that was sleeping in silk sheets to soon, and was a millionaire through endorsements before he even fought his first pro fight.

Audley could sell snow to the Eskimos. If he could fight half as good as he can talk he'd be laughing. He's more than likely going to put in a pathetic performance and we'll all be back here slagging him off royally in a few hours and rightly so.

There's just that small chink of light with Audley, the knowledge that he CAN produce the goods and he might just have that eureka moment and lay Price out with straight left or counter uppercut.

I'll be watching, he's car crash TV.

I like Price but I am rooting for Audley in this, just for the sake of it (even though I am certain Audley wont throw a punch before getting ironed out).

How long til this fights gonna start?

What time does the fight start tonight?? I didn't end up going, id prefer to save my money and I've got too much uni work :( and fraudley will get knocked out within 3 rounds.

They are saying 9.30

Lucky u never wasted ur money m8 this is the worst undercard av ever seen!!!this mcphilbin this fucking awful!

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Originally Posted by rosco1984

Lucky u never wasted ur money m8 this is the worst undercard av ever seen!!!this mcphilbin this fucking awful!

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Skelton fight was poor too.

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Originally Posted by Master

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Originally Posted by rosco1984

Lucky u never wasted ur money m8 this is the worst undercard av ever seen!!!this mcphilbin this fucking awful!

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Skelton fight was poor too.

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When was the human mudslide on?