This BBC article also says he'll be fighting Kevin Anderson in a British title eliminator - should be a good fight.
From BBC.
Newbridge welterweight Bradley Pryce has returned to trainer Enzo Calzaghe and promoter allegedly.
The 24-year-old split from the stable last year to join trainer Tony Borg, but has now had a change of heart.
"It was a tough decision, Tony's a great trainer, but the past year has ripped me to shreds financially," Pryce told the South Wales Argus.
Having gone nine months without a fight Pryce will meet unbeaten Scot Kevin Anderson in a British title eliminator.
The contest will be a tester for the always-game Pryce, who has won 20 of his 25 bouts.
But the victor should get a shot at either Michael Jennings or Jimmy Vincent, who meet for the vacant British welterweight title at the Reebok Centre, Bolton, on 16 July.
"I sat down with Enzo and he told me what he expected," said Pryce.
"The last nine months have been a nightmare and I have had to do a number of part-time factory jobs to keep going.
"I am going to give boxing my all and I want to stay with Sports Network because I believe and hope they can get me the fights I want."
Pryce back with Enzo Calzaghe.
I think Anderson will win but Pryce will as usual put up a good performance.
A few years ago I thought Pryce looked a really good prospect but I think that after his first defeat Sports Network decided that he'd be better as an opponent rather than someone they were prepared to help get a title - I still think he's capable of winning the British Title but he's not going to do this by constantly being put in hard fights.
Also I think that Enzo Calzaghe is an average trainer, apart from Joe he's never had a fighter who's achieved anything (Gavin Rees is maybe an exception but he's wasted the last 2 years of his career and I don't think Enzo's helped him that much). Enzo gets a lot of credit for what he's done but I'm still to be convinced.
Can anyone remember the name of Pryce's brother ? he was a really good amateur but went off the rails a bit and Enzo threw him out of the gym before he turned Pro.
A few years ago I thought Pryce looked a really good prospect but I think that after his first defeat Sports Network decided that he'd be better as an opponent rather than someone they were prepared to help get a title - I still think he's capable of winning the British Title but he's not going to do this by constantly being put in hard fights.
Also I think that Enzo Calzaghe is an average trainer, apart from Joe he's never had a fighter who's achieved anything (Gavin Rees is maybe an exception but he's wasted the last 2 years of his career and I don't think Enzo's helped him that much). Enzo gets a lot of credit for what he's done but I'm still to be convinced.
Can anyone remember the name of Pryce's brother ? he was a really good amateur but went off the rails a bit and Enzo threw him out of the gym before he turned Pro.
should be a good bout with kevin anderson watched anderson fight tony docherty as an amateur docherty had something like 51 fights and only lost 1 but anderson smached him to bits docherty was on the canvas twice and was stopped in the second or third round but it was a sensational demolition job by anderson would be a good fight between him and riccy hatton
should be a good bout with kevin anderson watched anderson fight tony docherty as an amateur docherty had something like 51 fights and only lost 1 but anderson smached him to bits docherty was on the canvas twice and was stopped in the second or third round but it was a sensational demolition job by anderson would be a good fight between him and riccy hatton
