Fury calls out Price again
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HomicideHenry
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Re: Fury calls out Price again
Well, I must say, this is a fight not only Britain needs but the division needs. Price-Fury is a natural grudge match, and it not happening in the coming months is a travesty, and I'll blame Price rather than Fury, because at least Fury fights every month, while Price wants to take his ass elsewhere.
Re: Fury calls out Price again
HomicideHenry wrote:Well, I must say, this is a fight not only Britain needs but the division needs. Price-Fury is a natural grudge match, and it not happening in the coming months is a travesty, and I'll blame Price rather than Fury, because at least Fury fights every month, while Price wants to take his ass elsewhere.
What on earth are you talking about?!
Price has just made his pro debut, having had hand surgery in the autumn, and Fury gives him an ultimatum to fight in 20 days?! Price already beat him once when Fury called him out. Why should he go running when Fury says?
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HomicideHenry
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One question:
Do you want to see the "rematch" from the amateurs or not? They are the two hottest prospects in the UK right now at heavyweight, so imo, they need to get it the fornicate on before someone gets too big of a head and the match never comes off. Least Fury is scheduled for two fights next month, I dont see Price making any sort of effort to make a battle in Britain, like Lewis did with countrymen Mason and Bruno.
These are the kinda fights that need to be made.
Do you want to see the "rematch" from the amateurs or not? They are the two hottest prospects in the UK right now at heavyweight, so imo, they need to get it the fornicate on before someone gets too big of a head and the match never comes off. Least Fury is scheduled for two fights next month, I dont see Price making any sort of effort to make a battle in Britain, like Lewis did with countrymen Mason and Bruno.
These are the kinda fights that need to be made.
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sweetscience
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it would be pointless if they fought now, price would beat him badlyHomicideHenry wrote:One question:
Do you want to see the "rematch" from the amateurs or not? They are the two hottest prospects in the UK right now at heavyweight, so imo, they need to get it the eff on before someone gets too big of a head and the match never comes off. Least Fury is scheduled for two fights next month, I dont see Price making any sort of effort to make a battle in Britain, like Lewis did with countrymen Mason and Bruno.
These are the kinda fights that need to be made.
pricehas proberly fought 30 times since there last fight in the abas against the worlds elite, whereas fury has fought 5/10 no-marks
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HomicideHenry
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Re: Fury calls out Price again
I doubt that. It took Price 3 rounds to take out Ingleby, who by all accounts is a grade A bum, and he was rocked by Ingleby as well. Fury-Price would be a hell of a fight, and I believe Fury would win it.it would be pointless if they fought now, price would beat him badly
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HomicideHenry wrote:I doubt that. It took Price 3 rounds to take out Ingleby, who by all accounts is a grade A bum, and he was rocked by Ingleby as well. Fury-Price would be a hell of a fight, and I believe Fury would win it.it would be pointless if they fought now, price would beat him badly
If Ingleby is a bum, what about the guys Fury has fought?
Price knocked out the world No 1 at the Olympics, a top Russian. Fury has fought fat old men and blown up cruiserweights and hasn't knocked any of them out.
The class gap between these two is so enormous, it's ridiculous. And do you really think Mick Hennessy wants it to happen. They paid Fury a hefty signing on fee and it would be a disaster if they risked him getting beaten. All they are doing is calling out guys who they know they won't fight.
If Fury really was keen to fight Price, he would be offering to fight on a Hayemaker bill, not offering Price an opponent's slot on an undercard at the York Hall.
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It looked like Price wanted to get a couple of rounds in, to be honest. Fury/Price needs to be built up to maximise the amount of money they can make. Neither guy will want the other yet, no matter what you hear from Hennessy Sports.HomicideHenry wrote:I doubt that. It took Price 3 rounds to take out Ingleby, who by all accounts is a grade A bum, and he was rocked by Ingleby as well. Fury-Price would be a hell of a fight, and I believe Fury would win it.it would be pointless if they fought now, price would beat him badly
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Price beats Fury at the mo' in my opinion.
Fury to me looks like he's fighting often maybe to compensate for a lack of amateur fights, or "catch up" in experience to the likes of Price.
Also I did laugh when I read that Price got rocked by Ingleby, I didn't see the fight, only that shot on the break - I hope that's not the "rocking" you're on about
Fury to me looks like he's fighting often maybe to compensate for a lack of amateur fights, or "catch up" in experience to the likes of Price.
Also I did laugh when I read that Price got rocked by Ingleby, I didn't see the fight, only that shot on the break - I hope that's not the "rocking" you're on about
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Mick the Mechanic
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agree,Price wins this for me tooNorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Price beats Fury at the mo' in my opinion.
Fury to me looks like he's fighting often maybe to compensate for a lack of amateur fights, or "catch up" in experience to the likes of Price.
Also I did laugh when I read that Price got rocked by Ingleby, I didn't see the fight, only that shot on the break - I hope that's not the "rocking" you're on about
Fury wont stay undefeated long
accident looking or somewhere to happen
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Fury calls out Price again
Professional boxing is a business, Tyson has had countless threads on this forum, loads of column inches in the tabloids, and TV exposure on both BBC and ITV.
If he wasn't running his mouth off, would he of got half of that exposure?
If he wasn't running his mouth off, would he of got half of that exposure?
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E
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Someone else mentioned this; but is Tyson actually saying these things himself? OR is it just Hennessy Sports' PR man?
Or even his gobby Dad (reference his father saying Tyson could beat Foreman. ALi etc)
I mean is Tyson actually caught on tape saying all this?
Or even his gobby Dad (reference his father saying Tyson could beat Foreman. ALi etc)
I mean is Tyson actually caught on tape saying all this?
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There a press release every few days for Tyson Fury they should stop it for a while.
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Terry D wrote:Really, so how do you explain the fact that I caught you hiding in my wardrobe last night?sweetscience wrote:im not stalker u terry (2 post today, 2 posts qtein u)Terry D wrote: As for pressers, why not release one letting people know, including the fighter, a) if John Murray will ever fight again b) who it will be against and c) if it will take place sometime this year.
but.... Hennessey aint going to give JM a decent fight if any, cause its blatently obvious he is jumping ship.... proberly to Hatton
so i dont blame Hennessy on this occassion, why would u want to promote someone elses fighter
Personally I have not heard anything about him jumping ship, Hennessy has a proven record when it comes to getting guys up the ladder, albeit slowly, so why move?
Then again the guy has not fought since Jan, has nothing on the horizon, aside from a vague promise that he will fight in early May, five weeks away, with no date or description coming through. To answer NEBF if May rolls around without the guy fighting it will be five months since his last bout, and we know what Murray thinks of that scenario.
Heavyweights make the news, but Fury has a presser released every few days, Murray, out of all of Mick's fighters, has to rely on the proactive stance of trainer Joe Gallagher to keep his name out there, if he is looking to jump ship then Mick will lose a decent British champion, and for what? To build up a non-punching heavyweight? The stable needs title holders in order to keep its TV deal, I assume, they have lost Thaxton and Elcock, they should be trying to keep Murray happy.
Should Murray continue to stick with a promoter who could not make a dual title bout against Jon Thaxton when British boxing was screaming for it?
Murray's contract up in July - he will sign with Hatton. Hatton will have Sky dates next season
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Tyson Fury is in real danger of becoming Mathew Ellis Mk 2 IMO.
Price would hammer him I reckon.
Price would hammer him I reckon.
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alexpaterson
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Re: Fury calls out Price again
Shut up Tyson Fury David Price looked miles better on his debut than Fury did he KO'd a fighter who came to fight and was actually his weight
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andyscottboxing
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Re: Fury calls out Price again
it won't happen until both have more experience and could headline a big money show. i think all boxing fans love a serious grudge match.
on a lighter note it looks like Tyson's biggest weakness could be his own defence...check this out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dxPO_Z57xg.
on a lighter note it looks like Tyson's biggest weakness could be his own defence...check this out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dxPO_Z57xg.