Price v Tepper
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PredatorHayds
- Super Welterweight
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Re: Price v Tepper
I always the Guinn loss was the start of the downfall. Always thought he had a chance at world honours til that point.
Re: Price v Tepper
Dixonian wrote:
It's not tosh. Look, the great man himself once said it on social media: https://twitter.com/audley_harrison/sta ... 9029095424
I was a big fan of Audley when he first debuted, I really was. But seriously, that tweet.
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Grilling Machine
- Heavyweight

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Re: Price v Tepper
I don't think Price's chin is that bad, but he's very flat-footed, and naturally huge. So being as immobile and heavy as he is, his body anchors his head.
I don't know if he could lose weight, but that seems to be his only chance. More hill sprints to work on his fast-twitch muscles, with less weight to root him to the ground. The payoff for his power is a frame that forces his head to absorb the majority of every big shot.
I don't know if he could lose weight, but that seems to be his only chance. More hill sprints to work on his fast-twitch muscles, with less weight to root him to the ground. The payoff for his power is a frame that forces his head to absorb the majority of every big shot.
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Fuzzy Warbles
- Super Welterweight
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Re: Price v Tepper
All Price needs is a decent jab, if he threw that with some authority and conviction his 'chin' wouldn't get tested so much.Grilling Machine wrote:I don't think Price's chin is that bad, but he's very flat-footed, and naturally huge. So being as immobile and heavy as he is, his body anchors his head.
I don't know if he could lose weight, but that seems to be his only chance. More hill sprints to work on his fast-twitch muscles, with less weight to root him to the ground. The payoff for his power is a frame that forces his head to absorb the majority of every big shot.