David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
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Freedom2013
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David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
According to Ustinov's promoter:
Vlad Hrunov @HrunovVlad
Alexandr Ustinov vs David Price 6 June 2015 in Liverpool (UK) @EddieHearn @SauerlandBros @danrafaelespn
Vlad Hrunov @HrunovVlad
Alexandr Ustinov vs David Price 6 June 2015 in Liverpool (UK) @EddieHearn @SauerlandBros @danrafaelespn
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Much better fight for Price
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
I had heard this a week or two ago! Decent fight. Ustinov isn't anywhere near as busy as Wach! Two big guys.
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Doesn't seem as durable either. This is a better match-up for Price in my opinion and putting him against someone who punches hard enough to stop him while having an excellent chin that could offset his biggest asset seemed a bit odd from a match-making perspective. There were plenty of other opponents, like Ustinov, who offered similar rewards with significantly less risk.Stuarty30 wrote:I had heard this a week or two ago! Decent fight. Ustinov isn't anywhere near as busy as Wach! Two big guys.
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ThereByTheGrace
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Can anyone please tell me why price isn't fighting Wach?
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Yeah defo mate. Ustinov is pretty slow but can still hit. Price needs these type of fights to progress.crusader wrote:Doesn't seem as durable either. This is a better match-up for Price in my opinion.Stuarty30 wrote:I had heard this a week or two ago! Decent fight. Ustinov isn't anywhere near as busy as Wach! Two big guys.
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From the articles I've read, including the one below, I sense that Price's team judiciously decided that Wach wasn't the right option.ThereByTheGrace wrote:Can anyone please tell me why price isn't fighting Wach?
http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/price-p ... ach-288551
A proposed bout between heavyweight contenders Mariusz Wach, a former world-title challenger, and David Price scheduled for early June has fallen through after Price reportedly withdrew from the fight Monday despite Wach already agreeing to terms. “We came to an agreement with representatives from [Price’s promoter] Sauerland Promotion and have been waiting patiently for a contract,” said CES Boxing President and CEO Jimmy Burchfield Sr., who co-promotes Wach with Mariusz Kolodziej of Global Boxing. “Now we hear Price no longer wants to fight. Is he scared to face Wach?” CES and Global Boxing first received an offer for Wach to face Price on April 17th with the bout scheduled for June 6th in England.
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ThereByTheGrace
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Thanks crusader. Looks like he shat it then.crusader wrote:From the articles I've read, including the one below, I sense that Price's team judiciously decided that Wach wasn't the right option.ThereByTheGrace wrote:Can anyone please tell me why price isn't fighting Wach?
http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/price-p ... ach-288551
A proposed bout between heavyweight contenders Mariusz Wach, a former world-title challenger, and David Price scheduled for early June has fallen through after Price reportedly withdrew from the fight Monday despite Wach already agreeing to terms. “We came to an agreement with representatives from [Price’s promoter] Sauerland Promotion and have been waiting patiently for a contract,” said CES Boxing President and CEO Jimmy Burchfield Sr., who co-promotes Wach with Mariusz Kolodziej of Global Boxing. “Now we hear Price no longer wants to fight. Is he scared to face Wach?” CES and Global Boxing first received an offer for Wach to face Price on April 17th with the bout scheduled for June 6th in England.
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
because Wach would beat him...that's why. wach does not topple when tagged, therefore he is too much of a threat to price.ThereByTheGrace wrote:Can anyone please tell me why price isn't fighting Wach?
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That's what Price needs though!!rhino222 wrote:because Wach would beat him...that's why. wach does not topple when tagged, therefore he is too much of a threat to price.ThereByTheGrace wrote:Can anyone please tell me why price isn't fighting Wach?
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Decent fight... Matchroom haven't done a show in Liverpool since the Bellew Cleverly rematch could be a co promotion.
Fielding v Vera C Smith v Rebrasse would be good fights. ( Obviously Would prefer Smtih v Fielding)
Fielding v Vera C Smith v Rebrasse would be good fights. ( Obviously Would prefer Smtih v Fielding)
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Bard of Boxrec
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Still give Ustinov a good chance. Hell, I would give Peter Ustinov a chance vs that glass chin, and he's an actor who's been dead 11 years.
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black panther
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Good fight nonetheless.
Price comeback rolls on. I still think Price is in interesting addition to the HW mix. If nothing else, he can genuinely really crack. He'd likely get splattered by Joshua but it would be interesting to see what would happen should he land that bazooka right hand on AJ's chin.
Price comeback rolls on. I still think Price is in interesting addition to the HW mix. If nothing else, he can genuinely really crack. He'd likely get splattered by Joshua but it would be interesting to see what would happen should he land that bazooka right hand on AJ's chin.
Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
I think Ustinov will win.
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bigjack
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
It's a shame for Price that his career has come to nothing so far,i say nothing but when he talks about world title fights i think that chance has gone,it seems his confidence is shattered after the 2 Thompson losses.
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MightyWarrior
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Good job you're not his matchmakerStevolad wrote:That's what Price needs though!!rhino222 wrote:because Wach would beat him...that's why. wach does not topple when tagged, therefore he is too much of a threat to price.ThereByTheGrace wrote:Can anyone please tell me why price isn't fighting Wach?
DP is never going to be a long term proposition: he's obviously too vulnerable.
But there's no reason if he's matched right, he can't have a short and exciting career at heavyweight.
Line em up and with the right opponents, big Dave can sledgehammer his way to a big showdown and a decent few paydays.
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A nothing fight, he needs to be in at top class or nothing. Time isn't on his side so taking on punchbags at this stage of his career is a waste of time
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Bard of Boxrec
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Ustinov isn't a nothing fight at all, it's pretty damn competitive. In fact I think it's going to be a great fight. There's that tension in fights with Big Pricey. Will Dave get them before they get him?tony1234 wrote:A nothing fight, he needs to be in at top class or nothing. Time isn't on his side so taking on punchbags at this stage of his career is a waste of time
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MightyWarrior
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Yep in fact it looks a very tough test for Price, he's 30-1 - 21 ko's - Will be a massive step back into contention if Price wins impressively.
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Like others I naturally tend to think Pricey = glass chin. But it's worth remembering he took many solid whacks in the Thompson rematch, with his overall conditioning being the real letdown area that night.
At least that's something he could potentially improve on.
At least that's something he could potentially improve on.
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But not a fight he should be having, no point fighting at this level anymoreRiddick Blowe wrote:Ustinov isn't a nothing fight at all, it's pretty damn competitive. In fact I think it's going to be a great fight. There's that tension in fights with Big Pricey. Will Dave get them before they get him?tony1234 wrote:A nothing fight, he needs to be in at top class or nothing. Time isn't on his side so taking on punchbags at this stage of his career is a waste of time
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He's fought at this level twice and lost twice, why should he suddenly step past it? Trying to rush things was half the problem against Thompson.tony1234 wrote:But not a fight he should be having, no point fighting at this level anymoreRiddick Blowe wrote:Ustinov isn't a nothing fight at all, it's pretty damn competitive. In fact I think it's going to be a great fight. There's that tension in fights with Big Pricey. Will Dave get them before they get him?tony1234 wrote:A nothing fight, he needs to be in at top class or nothing. Time isn't on his side so taking on punchbags at this stage of his career is a waste of time
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Hah getting flashbacks of Jim Watt's exasperation following Pele Reid's KO loss at the hands of "world class" Orlin Norris, which happened a few short months after his previous fight - a KO loss at British title level.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: David Price vs. Alexander Ustinov
Price will be carefully matched until they can get him in a big money fight. It's clear now that he just isn't durable enough at anything approaching top level - his power is world class, but unfortunately his chin is club class.
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Ustinov would be Price's best win.tony1234 wrote:But not a fight he should be having, no point fighting at this level anymore
How is this fight beneath him? Will he even be the favourite?
When is a fighter ever above a 50/50 type of fight?