Audley Harrison has vowed to make good his promise to become a World heavyweight boxing champion when he faces WBA title-holder David Haye in all-British clash in Manchester this month. Harrison looked set for great things after winning gold at the Sydney Olympics in 2000 but a series of matches against underwhelming opponents and less than impressive defeats led to him acquiring the mocking nickname of 'Fraudley' among many UK fight fans. <img height="234" alt="" src="/imagedata/2010/nov/cool.jpg" width="400" border="5" /> Two hot! David Haye (left) andu00a0 Audley Harrison At the age of 39, former European champion Harrison knows time is running out on his bid to win a world title but betrayed no trace of self-doubt ahead of his clash with former sparring partner Haye at the MEN Arena on November 13. "It took me four years to win the Olympics and when I turned professional I said I'd be a world champion before I retire. David Haye will be in the fight of his life. Every second, ever minute, every round I will be in his face. It's my destiny to be a world champion. I'm confident his best punch can't take me down and my best punch can take him down."

Audley Harrison has vowed to make good his promise to become a World heavyweight boxing champion when he faces WBA title-holder David Haye in all-British clash in Manchester this month

My best punch can knock David Haye down: Audley Harrison

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