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Boxing: Harrison v Haye – why it should happen

Posted in Boxing, British Boxing, Olympic Boxing, Prizefighter, Sports, tagged , , , , , , on June 30, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Despite David Haye’s protestations to the contrary the prospect of this unlikely heavyweight prizefight remains the talking point of the day in the dungeons of the internet’s boxing forums. Audley Harrison has, afterall, already sacrificed the European title in the belief that he will secure the all-British world heavyweight title fight he and television network Sky Sports [...]

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Boxing: Long and winding road. Six years since the BBC dumped Audley

Posted in Boxing, British Boxing, Fight Previews, Olympic Boxing, Prizefighter, Sports, TSS.com Archive, tagged , , , , , , , , on June 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Precious few heavyweights polarise opinion in the way Audley Harrison does. Maybe that is part of the fascination with him. Maybe that enigmatic quality is what draws observers back to the story despite a series of tame defeats to mediocre fighters. The Mona Lisa is neither the most beautiful subject nor the most technically perfect painting but [...]

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Boxing: David Haye in Orwellian about turn; Audley not Vitali or Wladimir next?

Posted in Boxing, British Boxing, Fight Previews, Mike Tyson, Prizefighter, Sports, tagged , , , , , , , , on June 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »

It was meant to be different. That was the tag-line. The sedentary waters of the heavyweight division were to be purified. David Haye wanted to fight the best heavyweights straight away, he didn’t want to procrastinate, to manoeuvre. He just wanted to know if he was the best, prove it or fail. Money was secondary. [...]

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The Entertainer – Bradley Pryce back at Welterweight against Bami

Posted in British Boxing, Fight Previews, Prizefighter, Ricky Hatton, Sports, tagged , , , , on June 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Bradley Pryce is arguably the United Kingdom’s best value for money fighter, a telling attribute in these austere times and he will next month return to something approaching his most productive weight class when it is reported he will tackle veteran former European champion Ted Bami at the classic 147 pound limit. Despite his less than pristine personal life [...]

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