Adam Booth

[0james0]

Hearn did well, but you could still see right through him! Everything he said was without real substance or conviction.

Apart from when he did Booth over. Getting him to strongly agree Harrison is a bigger puncher than Thompson. That's doing Thompson a dis service I think.

Audleys one punch knockout prowess is mostly based on his most recent one against Sprott, besides that he never really strikes fear into most heavies for knocking them out. He's suddenly got gloves made iron.

I think he has it in him to win, but is very, very unlikely to.

[Cressa121]

Hearn did well, but you could still see right through him! Everything he said was without real substance or conviction.

Apart from when he did Booth over. Getting him to strongly agree Harrison is a bigger puncher than Thompson. That's doing Thompson a dis service I think.

Audleys one punch knockout prowess is mostly based on his most recent one against Sprott, besides that he never really strikes fear into most heavies for knocking them out. He's suddenly got gloves made iron.

I think he has it in him to win, but is very, very unlikely to.

Oh I agree, but when you're trying to plug a guy like Audley to beat Haye, when over the last 10 years he's done nothing to suggest he'll even come close, there's not much you can say of real substance other than that Haye's vulnerable. Audley's not a massive puncher, but Haye is vulnerable and his chin hasn't really been tested at HW, so it'll be interesting to see what happens if a 6"5, 250 pound man lands cleanly on his chin.

It is extremely unlikely to happen, almost as close to certain as you can get in a boxing match. Audley's done nothing in 10 years as a pro to suggest he has it in him, this probably won't be any different, as much as I'd like it be