David Haye v David Price poll

Will David Haye fight David Price?

Poll ended at 07 May 2016, 16:27

Yes
13
9%
No
124
91%
 
Total votes: 137

Mimmy
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David Haye v David Price poll

Post by Mimmy »

will these 2 warriors fight each other?
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Post by wesshaw1985 »

mimmy123 wrote:will these 2 warriors fight each other?
I hope so.
Price isn't ever going to be a World Champ so he should make all the money fights possible. Haye, Joshua, Chisora, Hughie Fury and Whyte.
Starting with a return confidence builder against Gary Cornish in April...
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Post by Rexob »

wesshaw1985 wrote:
mimmy123 wrote:will these 2 warriors fight each other?
I hope so.
Price isn't ever going to be a World Champ so he should make all the money fights possible. Haye, Joshua, Chisora, Hughie Fury and Whyte.
Starting with a return confidence builder against Gary Cornish in April...

That's a bit of a risky one for Price.
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Post by Syntax Error »

I doubt it.

Haye is looking to make a big impact & sparking David Price will not do anything in that regards.
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Post by wesshaw1985 »

Rexob wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:
mimmy123 wrote:will these 2 warriors fight each other?
I hope so.
Price isn't ever going to be a World Champ so he should make all the money fights possible. Haye, Joshua, Chisora, Hughie Fury and Whyte.
Starting with a return confidence builder against Gary Cornish in April...

That's a bit of a risky one for Price.
haha, they both love to punch and cant take a punch, makes for a very fun match up...
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Post by rossij8 »

Haha
Haye in first 120 seconds
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Post by Bricks »

Haye will blast him out in 60 seconds.

David still has the arrsehole in his punches and work.

Its just astonishing to me he lost to wlad

Haye brings something only matched by wilder.

A match would joshua,would be easy meat for david .joshua had a chance to be lennox but looks more and more like a,very poor mans bruno in a poor era.

He doesnt have franks power or stamina and workrate
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Post by rossij8 »

Judah Ben Fur wrote:Haye will blast him out in 60 seconds.

David still has the arrsehole in his punches and work.

Its just astonishing to me he lost to wlad

Haye brings something only matched by wilder.

A match would joshua,would be easy meat for david .joshua had a chance to be lennox but looks more and more like a,very poor mans bruno in a poor era.

He doesnt have franks power or stamina and workrate
Toe?

Haye would smash Wilder
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Post by wesshaw1985 »

Syntax Error wrote:I doubt it.

Haye is looking to make a big impact & sparking David Price will not do anything in that regards.
would it do 3million peak views on DAVE and sell 16,000 at the o2?
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Post by davie »

wesshaw1985 wrote:
Syntax Error wrote:I doubt it.

Haye is looking to make a big impact & sparking David Price will not do anything in that regards.
would it do 3million peak views on DAVE and sell 16,000 at the o2?
If De Mori did, this certainly would.

We know it's a mismatch, but would the gullible casuals be swayed by the clash of the KO artists
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Post by wesshaw1985 »

davie wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:
Syntax Error wrote:I doubt it.

Haye is looking to make a big impact & sparking David Price will not do anything in that regards.
would it do 3million peak views on DAVE and sell 16,000 at the o2?
If De Mori did, this certainly would.

We know it's a mismatch, but would the gullible casuals be swayed by the clash of the KO artists
and we all know the gullible casuals are the market Mr. Haye is aiming at because they bring the most cash to the table.
So ultimately Haye vs. Price is a possibility...
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Post by davie »

wesshaw1985 wrote:
davie wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote: would it do 3million peak views on DAVE and sell 16,000 at the o2?
If De Mori did, this certainly would.

We know it's a mismatch, but would the gullible casuals be swayed by the clash of the KO artists
and we all know the gullible casuals are the market Mr. Haye is aiming at because they bring the most cash to the table.
So ultimately Haye vs. Price is a possibility...
I wouldn't be too hyper-critical of Haye.
He is still ultimately building after a long lay off and I was the first to say he shouldn't expect to just walk in at world level.
Price still packs a dig, has the height and reach and represents a risk of sorts

Ultimately, yes, if this was made, Haye scores a KO and it would be aimed at the more gullible casuals
but if it's on free to view tv, me and you are wathcing it as well and enjoying a good KO :bag:
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Post by wesshaw1985 »

davie wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:
davie wrote:
If De Mori did, this certainly would.

We know it's a mismatch, but would the gullible casuals be swayed by the clash of the KO artists
and we all know the gullible casuals are the market Mr. Haye is aiming at because they bring the most cash to the table.
So ultimately Haye vs. Price is a possibility...
I wouldn't be too hyper-critical of Haye.
He is still ultimately building after a long lay off and I was the first to say he shouldn't expect to just walk in at world level.
Price still packs a dig, has the height and reach and represents a risk of sorts

Ultimately, yes, if this was made, Haye scores a KO and it would be aimed at the more gullible casuals
but if it's on free to view tv, me and you are wathcing it as well and enjoying a good KO :bag:
agreed...
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Post by northern »

This fight wont ever happen, Haye wants to get right back into the World title picture again so he needs to fight a top 10 ranked opponent or at least a big name in America to get people talking again.
David price on the other hand is still getting into the European title picture and after his last fight he still needs to rebuild his standing before making another push.
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Post by Taansend »

wesshaw1985 wrote:
Rexob wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote: I hope so.
Price isn't ever going to be a World Champ so he should make all the money fights possible. Haye, Joshua, Chisora, Hughie Fury and Whyte.
Starting with a return confidence builder against Gary Cornish in April...

That's a bit of a risky one for Price.
haha, they both love to punch and cant take a punch, makes for a very fun match up...
Haye can't take a punch :o
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Post by Nightmare Roy »

I hope not, Price seems like a nice guy.
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Post by Tarkus »

It would probably take at least an year for Price to come back to the level where he can be taken as a credible challenge for Haye. In that time Haye will be already retired.
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Post by magwitch »

davie wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:
Syntax Error wrote:I doubt it.

Haye is looking to make a big impact & sparking David Price will not do anything in that regards.
would it do 3million peak views on DAVE and sell 16,000 at the o2?
If De Mori did, this certainly would.

We know it's a mismatch, but would the gullible casuals be swayed by the clash of the KO artists
Bit harsh there. Price seems a nice guy, I'm sure he has a few fans and although I ain't keen on Haye I think several thousand keen boxing fans would tune inin addition to the "gullible casuals".

Now if you'd said gullible casuals about the Great Boxing Robbery (Haye Harrison) I'd have agreed. I had a friend paid 15 quid for that :witzend:
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Post by magwitch »

.... a guy like Price should have the physicality to outbox Haye. Just not the confidence (maybe speed/ workrate too). It's a pity. I think of what some of the good American heavies of yesteryear would have done to Haye...they'd have taken him out quickly and without much fuss.
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Post by ILoveHowardFoster »

Let's remember this is David Price we're talking about.....Haye's movement and speed would confuse Price so much, that this wouldn't last a round!
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Post by davie »

magwitch wrote:
davie wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote: would it do 3million peak views on DAVE and sell 16,000 at the o2?
If De Mori did, this certainly would.

We know it's a mismatch, but would the gullible casuals be swayed by the clash of the KO artists
Bit harsh there. Price seems a nice guy, I'm sure he has a few fans and although I ain't keen on Haye I think several thousand keen boxing fans would tune inin addition to the "gullible casuals".

Now if you'd said gullible casuals about the Great Boxing Robbery (Haye Harrison) I'd have agreed. I had a friend paid 15 quid for that :witzend:
I'm sure Price is a lovely big bloke and I'm not meaning to insult him.
He has fans, Haye has fans and as I said earlier in the thread boxing fans like me or you will watch virtually any fight if it's free.
But there are a lot of casual fans that tune into things like this and buy into the hype yet don't know who Terry Flannagan is.
And what frustrates me more is they buy into the Haye vs Harrison or the Cleverly vs Bellew and moan that it's sh1t.
Well I could have told you that before hand.
Or they expect Floyd vs Manny to be fight of the century because it was advertised as fight of the century and moan when it isn't as if it's some big shock when we'd been predicting for a year that it would be a massive disappointment.
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Post by big lennox »

I personally would like to see Price retire. If he got in the ring with Haye, a world class fighter, he would be badly knocked out all over again. It would be a very quick fight indeed, but in that short time Price could get very badly hurt.
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Post by ILikeBeer »

big lennox wrote:I personally would like to see Price retire. If he got in the ring with Haye, a world class fighter, he would be badly knocked out all over again. It would be a very quick fight indeed, but in that short time Price could get very badly hurt.
This.

If it does happen, it's a shocking match-making decision. Price has nothing left to offer the sport, and sure as hell aint beating Haye.

Not even sure it'd be a step up from De Mori at this point.
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Post by reggaereggae »

ILikeBeer wrote:
big lennox wrote:I personally would like to see Price retire. If he got in the ring with Haye, a world class fighter, he would be badly knocked out all over again. It would be a very quick fight indeed, but in that short time Price could get very badly hurt.
This.

If it does happen, it's a shocking match-making decision. Price has nothing left to offer the sport, and sure as hell aint beating Haye.

Not even sure it'd be a step up from De Mori at this point.



Thats well over the top.price would also KO De Mori in a round, and is a talented if chinny fighter with a big punch.
He is tall and had the power to ko most heavy weights.

Having said that, I would still expect a Haye KO win at some point
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Post by edgey2009 »

Haye would of knocked Price out before the first Tony Thompson happened. Now he would destroy him! No thank you.
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