British heavyweight Audley Harrison insists he has not given up on his world title “dream” and believes he has become a “complete fighter”.
After his Prizefighter win in February, the 41-year-old fights American Deontay Wilder in Sheffield on Saturday.
“I am still living my dream and focused on my goal of becoming world champion,” said the 2000 Olympic gold medallist.
“I set a goal to be world champion and quite a few times I have fallen, but each time I have got up.”
Harrison suffered his sixth defeat as a professional when he was knocked out in the first round by David Price in October.
His only world title shot ended in defeat, losing to David Haye in 2010, but he insists he has not lost any of his ambition.
