Superheavyweight
09-19-2007, 02:49 PM
Yesterday Audley signed up with Dennis Hobson; a deal he hopes that will reignite his comeback when he takes on Sprott later this year.
Audley and Dennis are trying to push the rematch with Sprott from February 2008 to December 2007, and Audley hopes to get in a tune up to shake off the ring rust before he takes on Sprott, as he will have been out of the ring for 10 months when the fight takes place.
Audley plans to fight on the under card of the Woods/Gonzalez IBF light heavyweight title fight in 10 days time.
With such short notice, and with Gammer and McDermott busy fighting each other in a British heavyweight title eliminator on the same card, only Paul King ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) was available.
King in his last fight dropped a point’s decision against former British heavyweight champion Scott Gammer.
Hobson plans to get a rematch with Dominick Guinn after the Christmas rematch with Sprott, which will take place in early 2008; Guinn has already agreed in principle to fight Harrison in London if he’s victorious in December against Sprott.
Hobson plans to match his heavyweight contender against the number one heavyweight in the world Wladimir Klitschko in the summer of 2008, “hopefully the fight can take place in London” Hobson adds.
Hobson said of the 35-year-old: “I used to think Audley was just in this for the money, but the truth is that he is full of desire to have another crack at a world title”.
“He would fight for peanuts to get his career back on track”.
“He reminds me of a modern-day Joe Bugner; he has an incredible physique”.
“There is no question over his ability and now I think he has got his head right”.
Audley and Dennis are trying to push the rematch with Sprott from February 2008 to December 2007, and Audley hopes to get in a tune up to shake off the ring rust before he takes on Sprott, as he will have been out of the ring for 10 months when the fight takes place.
Audley plans to fight on the under card of the Woods/Gonzalez IBF light heavyweight title fight in 10 days time.
With such short notice, and with Gammer and McDermott busy fighting each other in a British heavyweight title eliminator on the same card, only Paul King ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) was available.
King in his last fight dropped a point’s decision against former British heavyweight champion Scott Gammer.
Hobson plans to get a rematch with Dominick Guinn after the Christmas rematch with Sprott, which will take place in early 2008; Guinn has already agreed in principle to fight Harrison in London if he’s victorious in December against Sprott.
Hobson plans to match his heavyweight contender against the number one heavyweight in the world Wladimir Klitschko in the summer of 2008, “hopefully the fight can take place in London” Hobson adds.
Hobson said of the 35-year-old: “I used to think Audley was just in this for the money, but the truth is that he is full of desire to have another crack at a world title”.
“He would fight for peanuts to get his career back on track”.
“He reminds me of a modern-day Joe Bugner; he has an incredible physique”.
“There is no question over his ability and now I think he has got his head right”.