Audley Harrison refuses to call time on ailing fight career
Audley Harrison has refused to rule out making a comeback despite his crushing first-round defeat by David Price on Saturday.
It took 82 seconds for the British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Price to dispose of the 40-year-old Olympic gold medallist at the Liverpool Echo Arena.
While Price was magnificent, the defeat appeared certain to end the career of Harrison, who has become a figure of ridicule in boxing. However, the former world title challenger is still considering his future.
"I have said when I turn up to win and lose to nothing other than ability I will know my time is up, so this could be my last bout," he said. "I'll take some time to think this out as I never want to come back to boxing once I've walked away.
"If it's to end here, what a ride it's been and I'm grateful to the universe for allowing me to find my destiny and walk the precarious road my way. Keep dreaming, keep believing and never give up."