Gabby15

If they fight Audley then it's to send a message to Haye to really piss him off, although I'm not sure the message will be as clear as the one Wlad sent to Haye earlier about him being a bitch :winkold:

Wlad :notworthy:

Other way around if anything And don't call him Fraudley or he'll come and rape you in the night just as you deserve

Audley Harrison is set to vacate his European heavyweight title in order to chase a dream fight with one of the Klitschko brothers, his promoter has confirmed. Harrison left it late before producing a stunning left hook to knock out Michael Sprott in the 12th round at Alexandra Palace on Friday night. But, having just secured the first title of his nine-year professional career, it looks as though the 38-year-old has been persuaded to give the belt up. Harrison's promoter Eddie Hearn spoke with representatives of Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko on Saturday and is adamant a bout is on the cards for later in the year. "The Klitschkos told me that they are definitely interested in Audley. They recognise he is now a serious contender and know a fight with him could make them serious money, especially as we have a near guarantee from Sky that the fight will be shown on pay-per view. Our hope is for it to take place in December," Hearn told the Guardian. There are a few potential obstacles blocking the way for Harrison. Alexander Dimitrenko is the mandatory challenger for the European belt, but former champion Albert Sosnowski's recent behaviour has given Hearn confidence that a fight with the Klitschkos can be arranged. The Pole was scheduled to fight Harrison on Friday but, after pulling out, vacated the European title so he could fight Vitali for the WBC title on May 29. "If Albert can get a shot at the Klitschkos on the back of winning the European title then there is no reason why Audley can't," added Hearn. One man who may feel differently is Britain's WBA champion David Haye. The 'Hayemaker' is currently taking a break after recently dismantling John Ruiz in the first defence of his title at the Manchester MEN Arena. The Brit has voiced his ambition to get in the ring with the Klitschkos, although a rematch with Nikolai Valuev is not out of the question.

:? What a strange comment

Berto TKO 10 Caballero TKO 7 Holyfield UD 117-111

Unbeaten two-division world champion Edwin Valero was involved in a traffic accident and a police chase on Friday in Mérida, Venezuela. There were no injuries but Valero, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, fled the scene of the accident. He was taken home by police. He later said that he fled because he felt harassed by the media and the general public. “I reacted as anyone reacts to this situation,” he stated. The champ promised to take care of the expenses of the other driver. Valero had been scheduled to leave later that day to Cuba with his wife, two children, trainer Mario Morales and adviser Segundo Lujano, where he would begin a rehabilitation program after recognizing his problems with alcohol and drugs. He had just been released Thursday after 14 days of rehab following another incident. Authorities are now reconsidering whether or not they should send Valero to Cuba for further rehab. Valero FTW

Nonsense mate, that was a cracking shot....I can't stand Harrison but that was a great punch. He fought for several rounds with a damaged shoulder too apparently.....thus showing more heart than certain other HW's could mention Tits = Good

No. And Berto odds fail.

That punch was tits

Audley = The GOAT. Anyone who disagrees needs to **** off. Yes He Can

It's true. it's damn true!

Junior featherweight Guillermo Rigondeaux, a two-time Cuban Olympic gold medalist who defected last year and is one of boxing's top prospects, injured his back and withdrew Wednesday from his fight on Saturday night. Rigondeaux (5-0, 4 KOs) was scheduled to face experienced Reynaldo Lopez (30-7-3, 21 KOs) of Colombia at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Fla., on the undercard of the Andre Berto-Carlos Quintana welterweight title bout. HBO, which is televising, was slated to air highlights of Rigondeaux's bout, which is unusual for a fighter with so little pro experience. However, Rigondeaux, citing a sore back after some rough sparring with a welterweight, pulled out, show promoter Lou DiBella told ESPN.com. "He said he hurt his back. What can I tell you? He pulled out," DiBella said. However, Rigondeaux (5-0, 4 KOs) is also changing trainers, which may be part of the reason for his withdrawal, although his promoter, Luis DeCubas, said the injury was legitimate. There was a lot of hype surrounding Rigondeaux's pairing with trainer Freddie Roach last summer. After working out with Rigondeaux for the first time, Roach compared the feeling he got working with him to the way he felt when he first worked out with Manny Pacquiao, who went on to become the pound-for-pound king. But now Rigondeaux and Roach have split, DeCubas told ESPN.com. "His feeling is he's a two-time gold medal winner and he went all the way out there and felt there were too many fighters in the gym," DeCubas said of Roach's Wild Card gym in Hollywood, Calif. "Nobody was picking him up in the morning to run and he felt he should have been sparring with lighter guys, not 150-pounders. He wasn't getting enough attention from Freddie. He's very disappointed." Roach, however, was unhappy with Rigondeaux's conditioning and didn't want him to fight Saturday, according to a source close to the trainer. DeCubas said Rigondeaux is back in Miami, where he is based, looking for a trainer. Great move by Rigondeaux. The video of him with Unca' Roger aroused some suspicion yesterday. Hopefully he'll go with him

Nobody likes Spurs tbf

Fixed mate. Don't take offense me old mukka, but that is a mighty fine rack :shock:

Rich Hall>>>>>>>The entire comedy gala

underage Natalie Portman ftw ....errmmm :oops: thinking out loud again She was twelve when they filmed Leon. :? Exactly, she's far too old

Congratulations, you tied her down

Cancel all plans you have to watch it, it was a barnstormer

That's what your Mum said 8)

The Gif of him & Floyd>>>>>>>>>>>That

Fail

And so begins the taking away of credit from him win when 70% of people said Abraham would beat him. Ward and Dirrell will be a great fight but Dirrell is winning it. And no questioning Ward's heart over his refusal to travel anywhere to fight?

When exactly did he 'run' against Abraham? He was coasting in the 11th because he had completely dominated him all night and won nearly every round. Slipped on the soaking corner of the decal in the Abraham corner

You're an idiot :arrow: