AUDLEY HARRISON IN-DEPTH; DUBOIS-WARDLEY II

About this episode

Audley Harrison has lived an extraordinary life. Yet for so long, his critics focused on what he hadn't achieved rather than what he had. Audley puts the record straight this week as he discusses his journey to Olympic glory and, in detail, the rollercoaster professional career that followed. He reflects on the breakdown he suffered and the panic attacks that followed. The defeats to the likes of David Haye, Deontay Wilder and David Price clearly still niggle, but he accepts that he made some bad decisions along the way, even if he doesn't regret the path he took. We also celebrate the victories, both personal and professional, and relive that stunning one-armed triumph over Michael Sprott. There's also a dissection of the impending rematch between Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley, we take Audley back in time, and look ahead to what comes next for the one and only A-Force. Go well, folks, and enjoy The Opening Bell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices