Audley: ‘I’m Going To Inflict More Punishment On Williams

Audley Harrison has threatened to inflict ‘a lot more punishment’ on Danny Williams in Friday’s Prizefighter Heavyweights III event. Harrison, 37, thinks victory in the eight-man, one-night tournament will see ‘the rebirth’ of his career and lead to him becoming World Champion inside two years. However, Williams, the current British Champion, potentially stands between Harrison and Prizefighter glory at London’s ExCel Arena. The pair, who have fought twice with one win apiece, are in separate halves of the draw and could only fight in a mouth-watering final. “Me and Danny are 1-1 and he keeps on saying we don’t like each other but I’ve got nothing against him,” added Harrison. “He beat me with a split decision and I destroyed him second time out and he probably doesn’t like me because of that. “Danny spends a long time talking, thinking and probably dreaming about me. “But he really needs to think how much punishment he is taking in his career. If he meets me in the final then he will take a lot more punishment. “I’m confident that if we meet in the final then I’ve got Danny’s number. “He’s my main rival and on the other side of the draw so it would be a real grudge match and a big fight.”