Fury going to defend Irish title next. Price will fight in Liverpool for Mcdermott fight.LeedsLad wrote:I think the McDermott fight is a decent test for Price before fighting Fury.
Ideally though we wouldn't have to wait until November to see it.
I can see Mick putting Fury in another fight between now and then - hell, why not get them both on the same bill on Channel Five.... former amateur rivals, one is current British champion, the other an Olympic medallist who is starting to find some form.
McDermott is of course a former Fury adversary, whilst they can put Fury in with someone, perhaps Towers or maybe even Tom Dallas.
Assuming both men win, stage it for the British in March.
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Defend the Irish does he own the Irish title? Is this the Rogan fight they are on about?leforge wrote:Fury going to defend Irish title next. Price will fight in Liverpool for Mcdermott fight.LeedsLad wrote:I think the McDermott fight is a decent test for Price before fighting Fury.
Ideally though we wouldn't have to wait until November to see it.
I can see Mick putting Fury in another fight between now and then - hell, why not get them both on the same bill on Channel Five.... former amateur rivals, one is current British champion, the other an Olympic medallist who is starting to find some form.
McDermott is of course a former Fury adversary, whilst they can put Fury in with someone, perhaps Towers or maybe even Tom Dallas.
Assuming both men win, stage it for the British in March.
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Fight for it I mean!wrimc wrote:Defend the Irish does he own the Irish title? Is this the Rogan fight they are on about?leforge wrote:Fury going to defend Irish title next. Price will fight in Liverpool for Mcdermott fight.LeedsLad wrote:I think the McDermott fight is a decent test for Price before fighting Fury.
Ideally though we wouldn't have to wait until November to see it.
I can see Mick putting Fury in another fight between now and then - hell, why not get them both on the same bill on Channel Five.... former amateur rivals, one is current British champion, the other an Olympic medallist who is starting to find some form.
McDermott is of course a former Fury adversary, whilst they can put Fury in with someone, perhaps Towers or maybe even Tom Dallas.
Assuming both men win, stage it for the British in March.
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jamesmcdonnell
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FtmPress wrote:Would love to know how you the real boxing fans feel this one would go Fury or Price and by pts or a ko to which one
My pick? have to wait untill after the Mcdermot fight is over as it might be a 3rd fight between Fury and Mcdermot. Boxing is a funny business.
Depending on just how good Fury's chin really is, either a knockout win for Price, or wide unanimous points.
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People seem to forget, regardless of the official result, McDermott beat Fury 1st time and was ill the 2nd time. So Fury still has a lot to prove.
Sure, he beat Chisora, but look at Chisora, look at his conditioning and the way he fought. Walking in straight lines, plodding into Fury and happy to be held and rest.
All that is not Fury's fault but to now suddenly label this guy as some kind of saviour or future World Champ is pretty ridiculus.
Price beats him over the course and Price bangs a lot harder than Chisora and he has also been sparring Haye, Wlad and Vitali.
Sure, he beat Chisora, but look at Chisora, look at his conditioning and the way he fought. Walking in straight lines, plodding into Fury and happy to be held and rest.
All that is not Fury's fault but to now suddenly label this guy as some kind of saviour or future World Champ is pretty ridiculus.
Price beats him over the course and Price bangs a lot harder than Chisora and he has also been sparring Haye, Wlad and Vitali.
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CiganoBoxer
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Wow you've made a shit load of excuses for him winning the title at 22bengulnaci1 wrote:People seem to forget, regardless of the official result, McDermott beat Fury 1st time and was ill the 2nd time. So Fury still has a lot to prove.
Sure, he beat Chisora, but look at Chisora, look at his conditioning and the way he fought. Walking in straight lines, plodding into Fury and happy to be held and rest.
All that is not Fury's fault but to now suddenly label this guy as some kind of saviour or future World Champ is pretty ridiculus.
Price beats him over the course and Price bangs a lot harder than Chisora and he has also been sparring Haye, Wlad and Vitali.
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It's called perspective. you might be advised to trying to apply somemrpedigree wrote:Wow you've made a shit load of excuses for him winning the title at 22bengulnaci1 wrote:People seem to forget, regardless of the official result, McDermott beat Fury 1st time and was ill the 2nd time. So Fury still has a lot to prove.
Sure, he beat Chisora, but look at Chisora, look at his conditioning and the way he fought. Walking in straight lines, plodding into Fury and happy to be held and rest.
All that is not Fury's fault but to now suddenly label this guy as some kind of saviour or future World Champ is pretty ridiculus.
Price beats him over the course and Price bangs a lot harder than Chisora and he has also been sparring Haye, Wlad and Vitali.
Chisora was woeful and in woeful shape. Fury did what was required and Chisora made it much easier for him. Or did you not watch the fight?
I suppose trying to be honest is a little tough for some people.
Call it the way it was & be honest
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Price would stop the Fury that fought on Saturday night. He's better technically, fitter and has a better defence. I can't see how Fury would beat him at this stage.
Price could be the best of the lot in a few years time.
Price could be the best of the lot in a few years time.
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Johnny Cucumber wrote:Price has no chance against Fury
Price is way to stiff he makes the Klitchkos look like Ray Leonard.
Fury has a way better chin, much more athletic, better hand speed and more talented, and proven over the distance.
chisora would flatten Price and if big Johns got anything left, so will he.
More athletic???
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CiganoBoxer
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How many times Has Price been knocked down in the ABAs?? i hear its like 18 times....bad mix for a HW ...tyson beats price,to much heat and to good a chin .
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Being knock down is not the end of the world as long as you can come back from the floor, Do not let things like this get in the way of anyones choice. There no way fury can ko price i believe after watching him on saturday night it was a good showing from fury and he has come on alone way but dose lack power for a heavyweight great. We will not know untill the fight happen or if it happen. Big John might have something to say about that on Nov 5mrpedigree wrote:How many times Has Price been knocked down in the ABAs?? i hear its like 18 times....bad mix for a HW ...tyson beats price,to much heat and fury can knock out price i believe to good a chin .
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lefthook82
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Re: Fury vs Price
There are a lot of Latvian subsistence farmers on Price's record. I even remember him fighting a pregnant man. Fury has had the harder fights, has shown that he has dog in him and a decent set of whiskers. Price has shown nothing but a good punch so far
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Johnny Cucumber
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Atlast - left hook, you are smack on.
The difference between hurting journeyman and last minute replacements compared to being able to do it to top fighters is miles apart.
The same lot who are talking rubbish about Price are the same people who didn't give Fury a chance against DC early doors.
Excluding Keithmoonhangover of course who had it right from day one - surprised your not gloating a bit more !!!!!!!!
The difference between hurting journeyman and last minute replacements compared to being able to do it to top fighters is miles apart.
The same lot who are talking rubbish about Price are the same people who didn't give Fury a chance against DC early doors.
Excluding Keithmoonhangover of course who had it right from day one - surprised your not gloating a bit more !!!!!!!!
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The fight would have been different if Chisora had trained
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I too believe that if Chisora had trained he would have beaten Fury.Coco wrote:The fight would have been different if Chisora had trained
I did pick Tyson to win on points but although he did look good saturday night i think a poor condition chisora showed how easy Fury was to hit.
If David Price hit him as many times as Chisora it would be curtains for Fury.
I even think that audley would pose him big problems.
I'm not anti Fury though as he does make me laugh but i am realistic and theres lots of bits that need ironing out and right now David price would iron him out!!
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When did you see Price get tagged then? What makes you think Fury's got a better chin?Johnny Cucumber wrote:Fury has a way better chin, much more athletic, better hand speed and more talented, and proven over the distance.
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Dan Dares wrote:When did you see Price get tagged then? What makes you think Fury's got a better chin?Johnny Cucumber wrote:Fury has a way better chin, much more athletic, better hand speed and more talented, and proven over the distance.
That question is not worthy of an answer - you obviously don't follow boxing !!!!!
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I don't follow amateur boxing that much, and i've never seen price get tagged. If you could answer the perfectly reasonable question, instead of being a smartarse?
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Johnny Cucumber
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Coco wrote:The fight would have been different if Chisora had trained
Chisora trained hard for that fight, he just got his tactics wrong.
He wanted to come in heavier to counteract Furys size not anticipating that Fury was going to come in at one of his career lightest weights.
Chisora trained for extra weight / extra power and came to try to knock Fury out.
His and his teams tactics are transparent if you know what you are looking at !
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Coming in heavier seldom works though..... it's probably fair to say that he's been ''coming in heavier'' all his career, when really he ought to have been between 16-17st throughout.
There's a difference between a slim Holyfield at 205 and a muscular one at 217 for the first two Bowe fights and Delboy being around the 240's and coming in at 260 for the fight with Fury.
There's a difference between a slim Holyfield at 205 and a muscular one at 217 for the first two Bowe fights and Delboy being around the 240's and coming in at 260 for the fight with Fury.
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I really can't believe coming in massively overweight and very unfit was a tacticJohnny Cucumber wrote:Coco wrote:The fight would have been different if Chisora had trained
Chisora trained hard for that fight, he just got his tactics wrong.
He wanted to come in heavier to counteract Furys size not anticipating that Fury was going to come in at one of his career lightest weights.
Chisora trained for extra weight / extra power and came to try to knock Fury out.
His and his teams tactics are transparent if you know what you are looking at !
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Didnt Price get beat by KO in the olympics? I've heard and read he had a few KO defeats in the amateursDan Dares wrote:I don't follow amateur boxing that much, and i've never seen price get tagged. If you could answer the perfectly reasonable question, instead of being a smartarse?
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Personally, I think this subject is better broached after Price has fought McDermott. We all know that McDermott, right now, is no pushover at domestic level. Let's see what Price shows us in November. It's his first proper test, imo.
Fury is well proven now at domestic level. He hasn't exactly passed with flying colours, but he has shown that he is difficult to beat. He has also shown improvement, though his punching technique still looks awful.
Fury is well proven now at domestic level. He hasn't exactly passed with flying colours, but he has shown that he is difficult to beat. He has also shown improvement, though his punching technique still looks awful.
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Yeah Price has taken a number of counts, his chin doesn't lookcast iron but you got to be real good to get to it.Josh1111 wrote:Didnt Price get beat by KO in the olympics? I've heard and read he had a few KO defeats in the amateursDan Dares wrote:I don't follow amateur boxing that much, and i've never seen price get tagged. If you could answer the perfectly reasonable question, instead of being a smartarse?
I think this will be his undoing past European level