Audley Harrison: "I was trying to fiddle him to open him up"

[Duke McKenzie_]

He looked like **** and got booed to ****.

[The Gully Gad]

He looked like **** and got booed to ****.

Your joking Duke?

**** must be bad because i have never heard you Duke cus like that

heheh

[Brother Naazim]

Tucan, you're too much of a Yank to appreciate it.

Audley did actually say that.

I can't argue that.

[T-97]

Nice 1 T...
What was the result how did he look?

UD,

****. Lets say this, The Brits were cheering the Brazillian..

[The Gully Gad]

UD,

****. Lets say this, The Brits were cheering the Brazillian..

hehehe

I feel bad for Audley man how bad is it when even your own country
dosent want anything to do with you..

[kayjay]

Tucan, you're too much of a Yank to appreciate it.

Audley did actually say that.

Explain it. "Fiddle" isn't really a verb here, but if it were it would mean playing the violin (called a 'fiddle' in some parts). It doesn't make sense in a boxing context, and sexually it could only perhaps be mistaken for 'fondle'.

It's unlikely any yanks laughed at this.

[T-97]

Explain it. "Fiddle" isn't really a verb here, but if it were it would mean playing the violin (called a 'fiddle' in some parts). It doesn't make sense in a boxing context, and sexually it could only perhaps be mistaken for 'fondle'.

It's unlikely any yanks laughed at this.

The term Kiddy Fiddler means Child ******er. To to fiddle someone, can be taken to mean to ****** them.

[BrooklynBomber]

Explain it. "Fiddle" isn't really a verb here, but if it were it would mean playing the violin (called a 'fiddle' in some parts). It doesn't make sense in a boxing context, and sexually it could only perhaps be mistaken for 'fondle'.

It's unlikely any yanks laughed at this.

Well, it does remind me in context of a russian verb "koviryat", so I did get the metaphor. But it would likely escape a regular monolingual yank.

[kayjay]

The term Kiddy Fiddler means Child ******er. To to fiddle someone, can be taken to mean to ****** them.

Ok. Does it have another sense Audley was trying to employ, or was 2tough's hero just talking nonsense?

[BrooklynBomber]

Ok. Does it have another sense Audley was trying to employ, or was 2tough's hero just talking nonsense?

Yeah, it would likely mean that he needed to 'open him up". As far as I understand.