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How A-Farce became a force once again - Audley Harrison's dream of becoming a heavyweight world champion may not be so laughable after all as current talk suggests ... read more Harrison: I’ll be the HAYEBREAKER - Audley ready to sign for 'Battle of Britain' Audley Harrison has told David Haye to "man up and sign" to fight ... read more Harrison rockets up world rankings - New WBC standings put Audley on verge of dream title shot Audley Harrison has moved closer to a World Heavyweight ... read more AUDLEY HARRISON VACATES EUROPEAN BELT - A-Force closes in on 2010 World title shot Audley Harrison has vacated his European heavyweight title, opening the door to a ... read more AUDLEY HARRISON HELPS “K.O. HOMELESSNESS” WITH CRISIS - Audley Harrison MBE Olympic and EBU European Heavyweight boxing champion has become official Patron of ‘Crisis Sports Team’ – a ... read more

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“My career was on the line so losing wasn’t an option,” said the 38-year-old Harrison. “I had to find a way to win and I knew the left would be the one that gets him. When it landed I just walked away because I knew it was over. It’s definitely the best punch I’ve ever thrown, especially in those circumstances, but it would’ve knocked out anyone – including the Klitschkos. It was championship-winning material. It was a Hail Mary of a punch that would’ve taken out any heavyweight in the world.” – Fightnews.com

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How A-Farce became a force once again

August 26th, 2010

Audley Harrison’s dream of becoming a heavyweight world champion may not be so laughable after all as current talk suggests the 2000 Olympic gold medallist will challenge WBA holder and fellow Brit David Haye in Manchester on November 13.

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Harrison: I’ll be the HAYEBREAKER

August 24th, 2010

Audley ready to sign for ‘Battle of Britain’

Audley Harrison has told David Haye to “man up and sign” to fight for the World Heavyweight title in a Battle of Britain bout in November.

Harrison and his Promoter, Matchroom Sport managing director Eddie Hearn have been locked in talks with Adam Booth over the past weeks, with a potential fight scheduled to take place on November 13 at the MEN Arena in Manchester. Read More