In what will be the first defence of his British heavyweight title, Liverool’s David Price [13-0 - 11 KOs] meets Audley “A Force” Harrison [28-5 - 21 KOs] in his biggest test to date on October 13th. Even at 40 years old, Harrison, a one-time world prospect earlier in his own career, has more to offer Price than a mere stepping stone towards the acquisition of a Lonsdale belt. For the first time in his professional career, Price will have a disadvantage in reach, despite being 3 inches taller than his opponent at 6’8″. He will also face a southpaw stance, something which didn’t seem to cause him any issues against Pavol Polakovic [13-8], a blown-up cruiserweight with just one knockout to his name, but this is a very different proposition. Harrison, in contrast, is a full blown “super-heavyweight”, a fellow Olympic medalist, and possesses a stern left cross which can provide a prompt answer to the chin question which follows every prospect until they are eventually tagged. Read more: http://www.boxingnews24.com/2012/09/a-look-at-david-price-vs-audley-harrison/#more-129468
