Quote Originally Posted by BoomBoom View Post
I agree with you there Bilbo that adjusting to 3 rounds can be tough to do andyour right, Audley did and deserves some credit, but this tournment doesnt prove a whole lot and him winning is no surprise at all. Maybe that Audley was better suited for the amateurs, but we already knew that.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying he's finally become a world beater, or even a Marty Rogan beater, but he did all that was asked of him last night and won every fight emphatically.

Hopefully it will give him the confidence shot in the arm that he needed and he can go on from here.

Haye aside he's the ONLY British heavyweight who shows any promise at all and I'd like to see him get a chance to take on the likes of Sexton and Fury.

If he puts it all together he can establish himself as top of the domestic pile and then maybe Eddie Hearn can get him a shot at a fringe world title.

I really wouldn't rule out a Haye vs Audley match, and as I think David Haye is also vastly overated I wouldn't totally count Audley out.

I'd love him to do it though, the man is a legend in my eyes, hated by everyone and written off years ago he continues to dream his delusional dreams.

Winning Prizefighter is hardly a springboard for a world title shot but it got Rogan fights with Audley and Skelton and had he beat Sexton you can be sure they would have sought to push him onto higher things.