BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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jimcook wrote:get him in with chisora. if he's not good enough now , he never will be. he has the power to trouble anyone and chisora can be ko'd. all this confidence building poo is just about maximising earnings. same with khan when he got found out....they gave us all the same bullshit and had him fighting poor competition to massage his statistics, but in the end after all the diff trainers, weights, training methods and locations , khan is still the exact same fighter. he will beat slow guys and he will beat non punchers, but put him in with top class and his lack of brains will see him exposed, put him in with ko power and he will be ko'd.

price can punch. the heavyweight division is not loaded with talent.keep him away from clever devensive types and get him in with guys that he can ko before they ko him. he can still make money , and he can still ko a lot of fighters.....just dont expect him to be the next lennox lewis.
What's wrong with maximising earnings for getting brain damage.Pay them well I say.
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WelshJack wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Lennox fought Butler, who was on a 17 fight winning streak in a WBC eliminator after he lost to McCall.

Wlad fought Williamson and Moli after the Sanders and Brewster defeats.

Al three of these opponents had records comparable to Del Boy's now.

Its not as if Wlad and Lennox fought complete no hopers after their defeats. Chisora isn't some elite level beast. Future gate keeper in my opinion.
Chisora has really matured and I think he has another shot at a world title, Price must know at this moment in time he has no chance.

He's actually getting into proper fighting shape now, which makes a huge difference. I don't see him ever being a world champ, unless he is matched very softly for a vacant belt, but he's definitely a very stiff test now for up and comers. I'll be interested to see how far he goes, I'd pick him to beat Fury in a rematch.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

Post by SNG »

Fair play to Price if they take this, I think it's a terrible match up for him but you can't fault his bravery.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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Backward step for chisora now I'd rather see him defend his title v povetkin that's the company he wants to mix with now. & price needs a less pressure fight at the moment imo
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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Chisora's given Price some absolute hidings in sparring from what I've heard, like.

Hope to see it, anyway. I like both of them a lot.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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WelshJack wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Lennox fought Butler, who was on a 17 fight winning streak in a WBC eliminator after he lost to McCall.

Wlad fought Williamson and Moli after the Sanders and Brewster defeats.

Al three of these opponents had records comparable to Del Boy's now.

Its not as if Wlad and Lennox fought complete no hopers after their defeats. Chisora isn't some elite level beast. Future gate keeper in my opinion.
Chisora has really matured and I think he has another shot at a world title, Price must know at this moment in time he has no chance.
'No chance'? I think it's a genuine 50-50 fight if it happens
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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lillywhite14 wrote:How many fights would you want Price to have before getting in ith Del Boy then?

What kind of a lead up would you recommend?

I don't think Price would beat him over 12, but I don't think it would go 12. Price could potentially stop him in one round.
potentially yes. chisora can be hurt and while he has good head movement he is very open during his own wild attacks.

price COULD KO him early but he could also just as well fail and then get walked down. I'm not saying price has no chance but in this case there is little to gain and much to lose. to much of a danger of a third KO in a row and even if he wins he doesn't gain much.

let him beat 3-4 easy opponents and then a guy like chisora and he is close to a world title. but he needs a string of wins first.

I would do it like this:

1. fight 2 bums for 1st round KOs
2. fight a durable but easy opponent
3. fight an european gatekeeper like bidenko or hammer
4. fight a guy like chisora

if he wins those 5 fights which could be done in about 15-18 months (first 3 fights can be done in 4-5 months or so the last 2 need more preparation time) he is very close to a title bout, probably even a mandatory.

don't you think that this is a better plan than throw him into a 50-50 fight with chisora that gets him nowhere after two defeats in a row?
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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This will be a better fight if Price has a confidence-booster first against some thick-skulled East European who can give him rounds but won't pose a real threat.
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Who's Price finished in 1 round? An extremely nervous McDermott and a finished and useless Audley Harrison. As if he'd have the same result with Chisora, ffs.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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dominik wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:How many fights would you want Price to have before getting in ith Del Boy then?

What kind of a lead up would you recommend?

I don't think Price would beat him over 12, but I don't think it would go 12. Price could potentially stop him in one round.
potentially yes. chisora can be hurt and while he has good head movement he is very open during his own wild attacks.

price COULD KO him early but he could also just as well fail and then get walked down. I'm not saying price has no chance but in this case there is little to gain and much to lose. to much of a danger of a third KO in a row and even if he wins he doesn't gain much.

let him beat 3-4 easy opponents and then a guy like chisora and he is close to a world title. but he needs a string of wins first.

I would do it like this:

1. fight 2 bums for 1st round KOs
2. fight a durable but easy opponent
3. fight an european gatekeeper like bidenko or hammer
4. fight a guy like chisora

if he wins those 5 fights which could be done in about 15-18 months (first 3 fights can be done in 4-5 months or so the last 2 need more preparation time) he is very close to a title bout, probably even a mandatory.

don't you think that this is a better plan than throw him into a 50-50 fight with chisora that gets him nowhere after two defeats in a row?
Not really. Why take such a huge step back from the level he last fought at? One gimme I can understand, get back in there to shake it all off etc

I don't understand your thinking behind a win over Chisora now wouldn't mean anything yet in 18 months it would mean Price would be close to a world title shot.

A win over Chisora in a 50-50 fight, winning the Lonsdale outright and also the Euopean in the process would put Price right back to where he was before Thompson 1 IMO.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

Post by lillywhite14 »

Karl Jade wrote:Who's Price finished in 1 round? An extremely nervous McDermott and a finished and useless Audley Harrison. As if he'd have the same result with Chisora, ffs.
Nobody here is saying he would finish him in a round, just that he could carry enough power to be capable of that. I think Price could knock Del Boy out.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

Post by Horse »

I can't believe Price is still so overrated after his two woeful performances against Thompson.

The guy needs to fight a few fighters better than McDermott/Sexton and lesser than Thompson/Chisora before he steps in with World top 10/15 level opposition again.

Why not just throw Price in with Thompson again? Sink or swim.
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Re: BBBofC order Chisora v Price

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I don't even think Price is capable of finishing a distance fight against anyone durable. They don't need to be a hard puncher. I honestly think a guy like Dominic Guinn would tire out and stop Price late.
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