Audley Harrison enters the Prize fighers

[Saddo]

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NOTES ABOUT PRIZEFIGHTER
-Eight competitors in the same weight fight in four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and the final with all the action happening in one exciting night of boxing.
-Each contest lasts a maximum of three rounds with standard boxing rules applied.
-If there has not been a knockout or stoppage then the winner will be decided by three scoring judges at ringside.
-The winner of Prizefighter – Heavyweights III will receive £32,000, the runner-up gets £16,000, losing semi-finalists receive £8,000 and beaten quarter-finalists collect £4,000. The total prize fund is £80,000 - £11,000 more than for previous Prizefighter tournaments.
-A draw will be held before the event to find out which boxers will fight each other in the four quarter-finals.
-This will be the eighth Prizefighter competition. The first – Heavyweights I – was held in April 2008. The others staged were Heavyweights II (September), Welterweights (October), Middleweights (November), Light-heavyweights (February), Lightweights (March) and Cruiserweights (May)
-The event website is The Prizefighter Series

[Kev]

Should be fun, I've never heard of him but I'll go for Coleman Barrett to be the one who derails the latest Audley train with a 2nd round KO, although Audley will be adament he was doing well up to that point.

[LBSCFC]

correct me if im wrong dont you have to fight 3 times to win it? Surprised a man who has trouble fighting once in an evening is entering it

[ryanman]

see what i mean? Audley has yet again 'rediscovered his passion for boxing'. Someone ought to tell him to put it in a safe place so he doesn't keep losing it.