Ordinary Harrison v Can he Williams
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Going for Danny.
I just think Audley looks good when he's boxing well but we've only seen him against rubbish fighters and even then, he has some dodgy spells.
The key is whether he can keep up the intensity, and I don't think he can.
I reckon Danny'll creep in with a big fat sucker punch and do him.
But to be honest, it is a really difficult one to call. Not least because despite having seen most of Audley's fights on TV I still don't have much of an idea about how good he is.
The other thing is I don't know who I want to win.
Basically I just want the best boxer with the biggest chance of getting a tilt at a major to win - which'll be the winner, if that makes any sense.
Who do you guys want to win?
I just think Audley looks good when he's boxing well but we've only seen him against rubbish fighters and even then, he has some dodgy spells.
The key is whether he can keep up the intensity, and I don't think he can.
I reckon Danny'll creep in with a big fat sucker punch and do him.
But to be honest, it is a really difficult one to call. Not least because despite having seen most of Audley's fights on TV I still don't have much of an idea about how good he is.
The other thing is I don't know who I want to win.
Basically I just want the best boxer with the biggest chance of getting a tilt at a major to win - which'll be the winner, if that makes any sense.
Who do you guys want to win?
Clintons Cat
Walks Like A Twat.
Harrison on a split decision
Harrison to control the opening rounds picking off Williams from a distance with his jab.
Williams to land some solid blows in the seventh and eighth and put Harrison firmly on the backfoot for a couple of rounds,Finally Williams draws Harrison into a trade off towards the end of the eighth,which despite some showboating from Harrison towards the final 30 seconds of the round and some untidy holding on by both men halfway through the round ends with honours even
Harrison to finish strongly in the final round as williams runs out of steam and ideas.
To be honest i dont mind who wins,Williams definately has the experience of being in with the better fighters of the two,whereas Harrison has probally got the edge in terms of phsyique and probally desire,its going to be very hard for Danny to overcome the setback of the Klitschko defeat,particullarilly if Audley bosses the first few rounds,which i expect him to do comfortably,i think audleys greatest danger will come from a lapse of concentration occuring mid fight,
Harrison to control the opening rounds picking off Williams from a distance with his jab.
Williams to land some solid blows in the seventh and eighth and put Harrison firmly on the backfoot for a couple of rounds,Finally Williams draws Harrison into a trade off towards the end of the eighth,which despite some showboating from Harrison towards the final 30 seconds of the round and some untidy holding on by both men halfway through the round ends with honours even
Harrison to finish strongly in the final round as williams runs out of steam and ideas.
To be honest i dont mind who wins,Williams definately has the experience of being in with the better fighters of the two,whereas Harrison has probally got the edge in terms of phsyique and probally desire,its going to be very hard for Danny to overcome the setback of the Klitschko defeat,particullarilly if Audley bosses the first few rounds,which i expect him to do comfortably,i think audleys greatest danger will come from a lapse of concentration occuring mid fight,
kained&able
Here for the football.
what time channel is this fight on? is audley still got bbc contract?
dave
dave
Bomber
The Oatcake Kid !!
Harrison for me in what I reckon just might {only 'just' mind!} be a half decent British Heavyweight contest since all these things tend to comparitive and I see these two as being on some kind of par with each other. The heavy weight division is'nt exactly brilliant at the moment is it?
Rocket Romano said:
I think this is pretty unfair - Khan's a talented young boxer just starting out on his professional career. I reckon he's got more boxing talent in his little finger than Audley Harrison who, IMO, has been a huge disappointment.
Anyhow back to Saturday's fight - I reckon Williams will win on points.
silentNate
1.618 xakep
Williams k.o. eighth round 
Not that I know anything but I will at least get to see this fight and desperately want Williams to win
Not that I know anything but I will at least get to see this fight and desperately want Williams to win
tom_craggs
Well-Known Member
Thank god, hopefully harrison will now hang up his gloves. Rubbish, dull fighter, no power, no aggression, nothing....too much talk.
RubberBuccaneer
Hedd Wyn
Both unfit...do more road work..could have both fimished each other off if had the stamina 
Aint nobody tough no more.
Aint nobody tough no more.
redsnapper
Vintage Urban
I agree RB but I'd go as far as to say it was a shocking performance by both contestants although more so Harrison. The unwillingness to engage in a boxing match particularly in the earlier rounds was quite frankly embarassing and pathetic. If this is what heavyweight boxing is all about you can keep it for me. Glad Williams took it fwiw after such a shite performance by Harrison.
RubberBuccaneer
Hedd Wyn
Yeah,Williams won it allright, but even he ran out of steam, he should have piled in when he had the chance.
Now I realise I'm a fat cunt and all that , but it's not my job and my only chance of fame and fortune ffs.
Now I realise I'm a fat cunt and all that , but it's not my job and my only chance of fame and fortune ffs.
Doctor Carrot
Marxist Henchman
Did anyone else find that fight dull as shite?. Amir Khan was far more entertaining, he belted that guy.
Red Faction
Allez Les Rouges
only saw the end of it looked pretty poor 
didnt see amir khan
i was right tho- danny on points
why do so many people write him off?
he proved against tyson he has the stamina
audley has proved consitently that he is afraid or fighting someone decent and now we know why
still
very poor from what i saw
didnt see amir khan
i was right tho- danny on points
why do so many people write him off?
he proved against tyson he has the stamina
audley has proved consitently that he is afraid or fighting someone decent and now we know why
still
very poor from what i saw
thestraightman
Hand to mouth to Jaksie
Just voted Danny. 
Well he certainly shut Ordinary's "big mouth"
Go Brixton
Well he certainly shut Ordinary's "big mouth"
Go Brixton
Doctor Carrot
Marxist Henchman
thestraightman said:Just voted Danny.
Well he certainly shut Ordinary's "big mouth"
Go Brixton
Haha if only you could do that in a betting shop ay?
The only good thing about the Harrison - Williams fight was that it wasn't on pay-per-view, and thus I didn't spend £15 on watching it.
It was an appalling exhibition by Harrison, he seemed more interested in wrestling Williams than actually fighting him. If I wanted the World Heavyweight Tango Championship I'd have got cable.
Williams seemed to want it more, but I think his stamina (and Harrison's relentless John Ruiz-style spoiling tactics) let him down. He could have finished Harrison after the knockdown had he had a little more in the tank.
Amir Khan was his usual self. Fast, committed, getting more powerful with every fight. TBH, the Khan fight was infinitely better than the main event.
Apart from that, a poor night's entertainment.
Of course, we all know what EVERY boxing fan really wants to see.
John Ruiz Vs Andrew Golota in a five fight series.
It would still be better than a Harrison - Williams rematch .
It was an appalling exhibition by Harrison, he seemed more interested in wrestling Williams than actually fighting him. If I wanted the World Heavyweight Tango Championship I'd have got cable.
Williams seemed to want it more, but I think his stamina (and Harrison's relentless John Ruiz-style spoiling tactics) let him down. He could have finished Harrison after the knockdown had he had a little more in the tank.
Amir Khan was his usual self. Fast, committed, getting more powerful with every fight. TBH, the Khan fight was infinitely better than the main event.
Apart from that, a poor night's entertainment.
Of course, we all know what EVERY boxing fan really wants to see.
John Ruiz Vs Andrew Golota in a five fight series.
It would still be better than a Harrison - Williams rematch .
tom_craggs
Well-Known Member
Red Faction said:only saw the end of it looked pretty poor
Yeah the worst thing is if you only saw the end of it then you saw the best of it....
thestraightman
Hand to mouth to Jaksie
Heavy weights though, they always lumber.
I'm getting a funny idea of what a fight should look like though, cos they're always re-playing classics.
I'm getting a funny idea of what a fight should look like though, cos they're always re-playing classics.
thestraightman said:
Yep. Even Lennox Lewis, great as he was, wasn't always exhilarating to watch.
My friend showed his mum the Lewis-Holyfield fight a few years ago, her response was "It's hardly 'float like a butterfly sting like a bee, is it?'.
The most exciting fights are virtually always in the lower weights.
bertifrew said:
The Bayern Munich goalkeeper?
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