Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
The people I'd most want to see Price fight would be Haye, Solis and Arreola. None of which has the remotest chance of actually happening... 
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desperados
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Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
i'd like to see him fight a durable guy that can eat a shot and still come forward... a higher class Skleton. Chisora & Wach would fit the bill going by recent fights ive seen but Wach looks like hes gonna be banned for being a drug cheat & tamperin with gloves & Chisora is probably unlikely.
Price certainly needs a 12 round fight under his belt though, perhaps Helenius.
Price certainly needs a 12 round fight under his belt though, perhaps Helenius.
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markfightoptions
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Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
Chambers2 wrote:Chisora's an excellent boxer IMO, I just wish he'd have turned up in proper shape against Fury (despite Wlads pullouts) I think it would've been a very different story, but it's all coulda, woulda, shoulda now
He clearly beat Helenius.
He gave Vitali his toughest fight since Lennox.
He got stopped by Haye in an excellent fight, but he was in the fight throughout and Haye would've been in trouble in the second of that fight
He's been mixing in excellent class and being competitive at worst
Anybody know what's going on with him at the mo, got nowt lined up
Too many fights where hes getting the L instead of the W,
hes obviously fighting at a level above where he can get the W and thus will continue to be a stepping stone for better guys on their way up
getting close isnt good enough or giving someone a good fight, this isnt a race... theres only 1st place, no silver medal
Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
Who has Price ACTUALLY beat?markfightoptions wrote:Complex wrote:Why is Chisora suddenly a stepping stone? He batterd Helenious, Refs and judges hate him. at the moment if Price thought Delboy id call it a 50/50 fight, Prices best win so far is Audley at the moment. Yes he is very skilled but Chisora is not just a stepping stone.soulboy wrote:He dont need Chisora..just another bumster along the way....helenius he would k.o....lets face it ,we all wanna see him v Fury , no-one else ...so lets get it on....as for the Klits...are people running scared or what...theyve fought every bum going , theres nobody else coming through , so why not , theyre getting older now , a young fresh face is what the division needs right now....
Whos he actually beat? Sam sexton and danny williams?
Hes lost 4 of his last 5, hes a stepping stone at best.
Lazy Lazy Lazy in my opinion.
Straight answer - no waffle, or padding - just a surname ... who is Price's best win to date in his ENTIRE devastating 15 fight pro career?
Considering Chisora has fought just FOUR more fights than Price, is 2 years younger and has BEATEN Helenius, and gone 12 with Klitschko and Fury and taken on Haye.
WHO is Price's best win in his 15 fight career ... and does his best ever win suggest Chisora would be too easy a step up?
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
Max - I have never known so much unjustified hype - here is a prediction though - he is going to get nowhere near a title shot - his chin as a pro has not been tested but from the amateurs we know what is going to happen. Good fighter, big, strong, a heavy punch but there to be took out as soon as he moves up to European class and beyond.Maxsplit wrote:Who has Price ACTUALLY beat?markfightoptions wrote:Complex wrote:He dont need Chisora..just another bumster along the way....helenius he would k.o....lets face it ,we all wanna see him v Fury , no-one else ...so lets get it on....as for the Klits...are people running scared or what...theyve fought every bum going , theres nobody else coming through , so why not , theyre getting older now , a young fresh face is what the division needs right now....
Why is Chisora suddenly a stepping stone? He batterd Helenious, Refs and judges hate him. at the moment if Price thought Delboy id call it a 50/50 fight, Prices best win so far is Audley at the moment. Yes he is very skilled but Chisora is not just a stepping stone.
Whos he actually beat? Sam sexton and danny williams?
Hes lost 4 of his last 5, hes a stepping stone at best.
Lazy Lazy Lazy in my opinion.
Straight answer - no waffle, or padding - just a surname ... who is Price's best win to date in his ENTIRE devastating 15 fight pro career?
Conisdering Chisora has fought 19 fights and beat Helenius, and gone 12 with Klitschko and Fury and taken on Haye.
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jameswilson
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Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
Do you want my prediction??.......Pain.Fat Git wrote:
Max - I have never known so much unjustified hype - here is a prediction though - he is going to get nowhere near a title shot - his chin as a pro has not been tested but from the amateurs we know what is going to happen. Good fighter, big, strong, a heavy punch but there to be took out as soon as he moves up to European class and beyond.
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
Oh yes James!jameswilson wrote:Do you want my prediction??.......Pain.Fat Git wrote:
Max - I have never known so much unjustified hype - here is a prediction though - he is going to get nowhere near a title shot - his chin as a pro has not been tested but from the amateurs we know what is going to happen. Good fighter, big, strong, a heavy punch but there to be took out as soon as he moves up to European class and beyond.
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andeeholden
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Re: Your ideal route to a Klitschko for David Price
I agree! People slag off Price and Fury's opponents as unworthy and 'bums', yet Del Boy tests himself and never turns a challenge down, only when he loses to very credible fighters, people make out he's a joke and a nothing fighter.Chambers2 wrote:Chisora's an excellent boxer IMO, I just wish he'd have turned up in proper shape against Fury (despite Wlads pullouts) I think it would've been a very different story, but it's all coulda, woulda, shoulda now
He clearly beat Helenius.
He gave Vitali his toughest fight since Lennox.
He got stopped by Haye in an excellent fight, but he was in the fight throughout and Haye would've been in trouble in the second of that fight
He's been mixing in excellent class and being competitive at worst
Anybody know what's going on with him at the mo, got nowt lined up
He ought to take a few low key domestic fights before going for another big challenge.