Lets be serious here...

[0james0]

If the only way Audrey wins is by late KO, can you really see Haye getting tired and clumsy late on (ala Sprott)?

If Haye had come in much heavier, I could maybe see it, but because he is clearly so well conditioned I think the more the fight goes on, the better it will make Haye look.

I predict a boring first round as they feel things out, then Haye will start landing bombs and Audley will shell up while Haye dances around.

Continue that for the rest of the fight and Haye will probably take a decision in a huge anti climax.

[erics44]

why rounds 3 - 8?

whats wrong with 1 and 2?

[X]

Decent thread, guys.

If we are being really serious ...... we are being sold a dud with this whole fight anyway.

There is no way that Harrison should be fighting for a world title. He is 38, a long record of underachievement behind him, not an exciting fighter to watch and shouldnt be ranked anywhere near any top 20. Can you imagine him as a titleholder, and where he would be ranked against previous WBC and World heavyweight champs?

Haye himself is massively overrated. He beat a completely inept Valuev to win the title and then defended against a washed up John Ruiz (and Ruiz in his prime was probably the worst heavyweight to hold a world title). Haye can punch, to be fair to him, but he is much too small to be a force in todays heavyweight division and the Klitschko brothers are so far ahead of anyone else that Haye will not be remembered as a fighter unless he beats one of them. he is chinny and also is coming across as a pretty unpleasant character.

This fight marks another nadir in the sometimes sordid histoiry of heavyweight boxing.

The sad thing is that a third rate Audley actually has a chance!

[Master]

I think Audley will cause problems for Haye with his height and reach but do think he will get caught and go back into his shell and be negative.