Audley Harrison

[TheBrownBomber22]

Since when has heart been the most important thing that a boxer requires? You can have all the heart in the world, but your never going to be win titles unless you have skills! Let's say Joe Bloggs from the street has more heart than his opponent and wants to be champion, but his opponent is Pernell Whitaker. Joe Bloggs tries relentlessly to land on Pernell but fails, Pernell plays with him, Pernell puts him down again and again but Joe Bloggs keeps getting back up.. this goes on for a while until the referee stops the fight despite Bloggs' protests. See what I mean?

I know heart can only take you so far, but if you got the skills and no heart you're in trouble my friend, at the top the difference between defeat and victory is a thin line.

[TheBrownBomber22]

I never said having heart would allow you to win titles, I just think its the most important thing a boxer requires, a long with a lot of other attributes.

[JUYJUY]

I think the mind is personally, boxer is a mental game.

There are concerns that Audley doesn't like taking a shot though, he hasn't really taken many shots yet but those that he has taken he didn't like (yeah I know that nobody enjoys being punched, but Audley just seems a little cautious about being hurt).

[paul750]

i wonder is there any history of him being dropped in the past in sparring or in the amatures? i think if he takes a good shot he might be in with a chance of winning a legit belt.

[Smack]

I predict a whooping the first time Fraudley actually steps up.

He has shown that he doesn't really have the will to fight the best out there, nor has he shown the urge to actually actively try to progress with each passing oppenent. He lacks killer instinct, thus the reason he lets so many bums go into the later rds when he should've dispatched them 4-5 rds ealier.

He will be a forgotten name in a forgotten era of heavyweight boxing.