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This is a good step up for Wilder. It should give us a better idea of where he stands in the heavyweight pecking order.
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While I think this before all his fiights, I can picture Audley decimating his chin with a pinpoint, laser-guided missile of a left that shortens the life-span of everyone ringside by a decade.Comment
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While I think this before all his fights, I can picture Audley decimating his chin with a pinpoint, laser-guided missile of a left that shortens the life-span of everyone ringside by a decade.Comment
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I'm hoping for a double KOComment
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Hahaha these Audley threads always make me laugh so much.Comment
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Although I will root for Wilder in every one of his fights, I have the feeling, in the back of my mind, he won't make it to the top. But with that said, I don't think he'll have many problems with Harrison. I see a stoppage within the first 5 rounds.Comment
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Originally posted by Napalm Death View Post
i always get that feeling at first too... then reality kicks in...
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the guy is nothing more then a solid journeyman fighter. he's an underachiever but he is not alone in being a former gold medalist who never made it to the top as a pro. maybe since i'm not from the UK i don't see the whole picture but i don't think harrison is that bad of a fighter. he's a stepping stone fighter but he beats most of the C level guys. he is just not good enough to beat legit contenders.Comment
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Aight Wilder, don't get ahead of yourself big man. Give Harrison his respect and just go out there and make him respect you.Comment
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Poor Audley. He should retire after the Wilder fight. The Price KO was brutal, and Wilder might knock him out just as violently.
If Audley does somehow pull off a victory, however, this would be a year of huge upsets in the HW division. The biggest UK prospect and the biggest US prospect taken out in the same year and both by men over 40.Comment
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