What's Next For Price?
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keithmoonhangover
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What's Next For Price?
Fury ain't gonna happen and Frank's not going to put him in with Helenius, Pulev etc.
Does he really want a Thompson rematch?
I think Price would beat Chisora and I think it's a good fight for him.
Does he really want a Thompson rematch?
I think Price would beat Chisora and I think it's a good fight for him.
Re: What's Next For Price?
Defend the British title against Chisora, Rogan or Towers.
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danconnollyeire
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Probably some Middle Aged journeymankeithmoonhangover wrote:Fury ain't gonna happen and Frank's not going to put him in with Helenius, Pulev etc.
Does he really want a Thompson rematch?
I think Price would beat Chisora and I think it's a good fight for him.
He should've stepped it up ages ago anyways. He's 29 and that should've been his 24th fight, not his 16th
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citybluechris
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Re: What's Next For Price?
I honestly think chisora will be to quick for price and well get under his long reach easykeithmoonhangover wrote:Fury ain't gonna happen and Frank's not going to put him in with Helenius, Pulev etc.
Does he really want a Thompson rematch?
I think Price would beat Chisora and I think it's a good fight for him.
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flatnoseflynn
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Who won PF?
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The Chisora that turned up against Helenius that won and that took Klit the distance would indeed be a good fight and good move for Price I guesskeithmoonhangover wrote:Fury ain't gonna happen and Frank's not going to put him in with Helenius, Pulev etc.
Does he really want a Thompson rematch?
I think Price would beat Chisora and I think it's a good fight for him.
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Re: What's Next For Price?
I don't think he would.keithmoonhangover wrote:Fury ain't gonna happen and Frank's not going to put him in with Helenius, Pulev etc.
Does he really want a Thompson rematch?
I think Price would beat Chisora and I think it's a good fight for him.
Price would probably be better off defending his British title and making money on the back of it but he is always going to be a KO risk when he steps up, he would get KO'd off the likes of Pulev and Helenius
so the EBU is a risky route. Then again - Audley got to a WBA title so anything can happen.
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Old bones Ian
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Thompson rematch would actually make sense for me, the guy wasn't in shape and i couldn't see him being in much better shape the next time.
price now looks like he's a chinny boxer, so you may as well get him to sell out a venue and go for revenge, if Price wins then its all back on as before , if he loses then there's always the British and Euro titles to go for.
price now looks like he's a chinny boxer, so you may as well get him to sell out a venue and go for revenge, if Price wins then its all back on as before , if he loses then there's always the British and Euro titles to go for.
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danconnollyeire
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Final starts in about 10 minsflatnoseflynn wrote:Who won PF?
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smoothmoves
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Old bones Ian wrote:Thompson rematch would actually make sense for me, the guy wasn't in shape and i couldn't see him being in much better shape the next time.
price now looks like he's a chinny boxer, so you may as well get him to sell out a venue and go for revenge, if Price wins then its all back on as before , if he loses then there's always the British and Euro titles to go for.
This, all day long.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: What's Next For Price?
It's not back to before Ian. Tonight means that Price has punch resistence issues and they won't go away if he wins a rematch.Old bones Ian wrote:Thompson rematch would actually make sense for me, the guy wasn't in shape and i couldn't see him being in much better shape the next time.
price now looks like he's a chinny boxer, so you may as well get him to sell out a venue and go for revenge, if Price wins then its all back on as before , if he loses then there's always the British and Euro titles to go for.
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Datsue
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Re: What's Next For Price?
I think "bollocks" to the slow domestic rebuilding process.
Get Thompson over again immediate rematch stylee. Or even go across the pond to fight him on some Friday Night Fights affair in a leisure centre in Buttfuck Maryland in front of fifty people.
Get the win, wipe this from people's minds, cancel out the negatives.
He's got the connections, he's got the media attention, he's got a bit of a fanbase so it seems. The boy needs to do it.
If he can do it, that is. But it's not like Seth Mitchell getting pranged by Johnathon Banks. I know Banks is a cruiserweight but fornicate me he didn't get one-shotted like that & Banks has always been able to do nothing but hit with the right hand. Thompson couldn't even do that to Owen fuckin' Beck.
Owen Beck, FFS.
Price was far, far too upright & open to the right hand (that fvcking left he waves about, I love Tommy Hearns but a generation watched him & went "OH I can do that" when what they meant was "I too can be caught by big right hands over my low-held left"). Terrible really.
But if he goes & flattens Thompson, his top-level ambitions are still alive. Ish.
Get Thompson over again immediate rematch stylee. Or even go across the pond to fight him on some Friday Night Fights affair in a leisure centre in Buttfuck Maryland in front of fifty people.
Get the win, wipe this from people's minds, cancel out the negatives.
He's got the connections, he's got the media attention, he's got a bit of a fanbase so it seems. The boy needs to do it.
If he can do it, that is. But it's not like Seth Mitchell getting pranged by Johnathon Banks. I know Banks is a cruiserweight but fornicate me he didn't get one-shotted like that & Banks has always been able to do nothing but hit with the right hand. Thompson couldn't even do that to Owen fuckin' Beck.
Owen Beck, FFS.
Price was far, far too upright & open to the right hand (that fvcking left he waves about, I love Tommy Hearns but a generation watched him & went "OH I can do that" when what they meant was "I too can be caught by big right hands over my low-held left"). Terrible really.
But if he goes & flattens Thompson, his top-level ambitions are still alive. Ish.
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Datsue
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Old bones Ian wrote:Thompson rematch would actually make sense for me, the guy wasn't in shape and i couldn't see him being in much better shape the next time.
price now looks like he's a chinny boxer, so you may as well get him to sell out a venue and go for revenge, if Price wins then its all back on as before , if he loses then there's always the British and Euro titles to go for.
Just seen this, nice one mate, exactly my thoughts.
But I'll be shocked if his team do the do & get him back in there.
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smoothmoves
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Re: What's Next For Price?
No, but Price could box better. That is the key for Prices return, boxing to a game plan. He should have boxed long, and worn the older, more out of shape guy down.keithmoonhangover wrote:It's not back to before Ian. Tonight means that Price has punch resistence issues and they won't go away if he wins a rematch.Old bones Ian wrote:Thompson rematch would actually make sense for me, the guy wasn't in shape and i couldn't see him being in much better shape the next time.
price now looks like he's a chinny boxer, so you may as well get him to sell out a venue and go for revenge, if Price wins then its all back on as before , if he loses then there's always the British and Euro titles to go for.
Re: What's Next For Price?
I wonder what sort of cash is Frank prepared to continue to invest in Price now that his stock has dropped significantly. I doubt guys like Thompson come cheap. Price is really back to square one. Does he go back to British level or does he take another risk and fight a fringe contender? Chisora is probably in between and is an obvious opponent.
Maybe I'm looking too much into it but did anyone else think much of Price losing the eye contact with Thompson in the staredown during the ref's instructions? I think the veteran got in his head a bit.
Maybe I'm looking too much into it but did anyone else think much of Price losing the eye contact with Thompson in the staredown during the ref's instructions? I think the veteran got in his head a bit.
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Re: What's Next For Price?
He'll probably get a new trainer, as they all do...
Re: What's Next For Price?
Audley....
In fact, surely the biggest fight in the brittish heavywieght division has to be fury vs audley
In fact, surely the biggest fight in the brittish heavywieght division has to be fury vs audley
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Old bones Ian
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Re: What's Next For Price?
Jab is also the key, Price doesn't throw one, just plays around with it
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He relies too much on his one punch power and has failed to develop a decent jab to set him up. With his reach and power he could break opponents hearts with a nice stiff jab. This defeat could be the best thing that could have happened to him. Time will tell.Old bones Ian wrote:Jab is also the key, Price doesn't throw one, just plays around with it
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polychenko
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Re: What's Next For Price?
he needs to develop a robust defence a la Wlad. He should be bullying people around the ring and not busting around on the inside against a range of bums
Re: What's Next For Price?
I feel awful for Price, that must have been horrendous in front of a home crowd like that. Maybe they can bring someone in to teach him how best to fight with what he has, like Steward did for Wlad/Lennox.
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Old bones Ian
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Re: What's Next For Price?
I've never heard from a great boxer that didn't have a jab, at some point they all used it to win a fightDeno1986 wrote:He relies too much on his one punch power and has failed to develop a decent jab to set him up. With his reach and power he could break opponents hearts with a nice stiff jab. This defeat could be the best thing that could have happened to him. Time will tell.Old bones Ian wrote:Jab is also the key, Price doesn't throw one, just plays around with it
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The pawing definitely has to go.
I keep looking for positives. Like maybe Price will never get caught with that kind of shot again. Maybe he will tighten up his defence sufficiently, use his range fully from now on.
Seen the footage on Sky News now though, and perforated eardrum or not it's hard to imagine any top heavyweight swaying around like that from a punch that really wasn't launched as a fight-ending blow.
I keep looking for positives. Like maybe Price will never get caught with that kind of shot again. Maybe he will tighten up his defence sufficiently, use his range fully from now on.
Seen the footage on Sky News now though, and perforated eardrum or not it's hard to imagine any top heavyweight swaying around like that from a punch that really wasn't launched as a fight-ending blow.
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lefthook82
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Re: What's Next For Price?
I can see a bunch of pregnant latvians in his near future. This is a really bad loss
Re: What's Next For Price?
Price should stay well away from an Audley rematch.davie wrote:Audley....
In fact, surely the biggest fight in the brittish heavywieght division has to be fury vs audley