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How can I get Audley's next fight in the U.S.?

Also, does any one have a DVD of Audley's past fights so I can have a little party at the house to watch to celebrate his return?

@boozeboxer Cliff, Audley will eventually retire as age catches up to everyone. When that happens, you'll be able to enjoy all of Audley's fights on a dvd entitled "the 50 greatest fights of all time". He's currently had 38 fights. His 39th fight will be the one where he destroys a Klitschko inside the first round, and his next 11 will be title defenses/unifications fights.

In my eyes, Audley is still undefeated. How can you call it a loss when you allow the other guy to live by not throwing devastating punches? Audley is a life saver and a true hero.

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How can I get Audley's next fight in the U.S.?

Also, does any one have a DVD of Audley's past fights so I can have a little party at the house to watch to celebrate his return?

@boozeboxer Cliff, Audley will eventually retire as age catches up to everyone. When that happens, you'll be able to enjoy all of Audley's fights on a dvd entitled "the 50 greatest fights of all time". He's currently had 38 fights. His 39th fight will be the one where he destroys a Klitschko inside the first round, and his next 11 will be title defenses/unifications fights.

In my eyes, Audley is still undefeated. How can you call it a loss when you allow the other guy to live by not throwing devastating punches? Audley is a life saver and a true hero.

It will be worth the wait for that DVD. Audley has always had such a complex persona. What makes him such an intriguing role model and diplomat of excellence is he has so many sides, and we have seen flashes of it during his brief career. Sometimes he is the unrelenting vicious mercenary of justice and at other times he is the prince of forgiveness and humanity.

During my darkest hours, whenever life was caving in on me, whenever my friends distanced themselves and I was considered a pariah---I almost gave up. But I took out my Audley portrait and read where he wrote on it, "Give it your all--And you can achieve" -- and I had the courage to go on.