I feel sorry for Audley

[TheGreatA]

The only thing I feel sorry for is that he talked for years about the title shot, and under-performed terribly the moment he got it. He will remember it for the rest of his life, regardless of any other success he may have had.

With the millions he earned though, I doubt he will feel too bad about the criticism he will face. He has faced it for his whole career and doesn't seem to make a big deal of it. But it did seem like he had deluded himself about eventually becoming a champion.

With that said, I hope to never see the man compete in a ring again, for his own good.

[Russian Crushin]

It was two counterpnchers, it was never going to be fireworks.

Hayes plan was to stand outside the jab and catch harrison coming in, harrisons plan was to wait until the late rounds, the style clash was dreadful, but it was to be expected really.

You are quoting the commontators.

Anyone can just stand there

[Earl-Hickey]

You are quoting the commontators.

Anyone can just stand there

I have had a prediction video up on youtube saying that exact thing for 3 months, if anyones quoting anyone the commentators were quoting me

[ROSS CALIFORNIA]

Just listening to people call in to Radio 5 here, people who know nothing about boxing, probably don't even know who Pacquiao is, all being insulting to Harrison. Not to mention people on here.
Audley's a nice guy, I've met him, he has a nice family and lovely kid, he doesn't deserve the **** he gets from people.
So he failed on the big stage in boxing, he gave it his all but he wasn't good enough, simple as that. He doesn't deserve the **** from keyboard warriors and cowards like Hitman from Michigan.

Problem is he didn't give it his all. He didn't fight back at all. You can expect hate when you don't even try. All he tried to do was not get hit. We'd all respect him more if he went out fighting, even if he was KO'd in the first round.

[Kulle]

I feel sorry for him too. Sorry that he did not even try. So sorry. Rule britannia!