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Full Tilt and Heavyweight Boxer Sign Contract

<a href="http://www.rakerace.com/poker-rooms/full-tilt-poker/" title="Full Tilt Poker Room Review">Full Tilt Poker</a> has signed Audley Harrison, 38 years old British heavyweight boxer and title contender, who has two ITM finishes at the WSOP, a second place in the Bellagio Cup and a third at the Venetian Deep Stack.

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Wearing the FTP patches at poker events from now on, he also plans to wear the company’s colours when winning his first world title from David Haye in the WBA Heavyweight Championship fight in Manchester, England on 13rd November.

Harrison states that he got interested in the game living in LA and learning to play from some of the local pros: “I have had some great results already in the game and Eddie Hearn and I have been looking at joining the right team for a while now.”

Poker, it seems, is more and more popular with professional pursuers of other sports and games. Let us hope it remains so.

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