David Price wants to fight on the same card as Anthony Joshua in November and is happy to take on Joseph Parker, Dominic Breazeale or the world champion himself, says trainer Dave Coldwell.
The towering Liverpudlian heavyweight (20-3-KO17) is back on the world title trail after learning that both of his previous conquerors failed drug tests - and recently called for a clash with IBF king Joshua (17-0-KO17).
Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn appeared to pour cold water on the idea of Price being the Londoner's second challenger earlier in the week but regardless, Coldwell is keen for his man to stake his claim and would welcome a shot at mandatory challenger Parker (20-0-KO17).
!Hopefully we have a big fight in November on the Joshua bill - Parker, Breazeale or even Eric Molina.", Dave Coldwell
David Price keen to showcase power on next Anthony Joshua card
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David Price keen to showcase power on next Anthony Joshua card
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Re: David Price keen to showcase power on next Anthony Joshua card
Parker would be interesting but he'll end up fighting Jason Gavern or Larry the war machine 
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He might have punching power, but he needs to work his way up. he should fight Takam, Chisora, Duhaupas,
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Got the feeling Pricey is pissing in the wind trying to chase down Joshua. Who in their right mind would put their golden egg in with a banger like Price?
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Stuarty30 wrote:Parker would be interesting but he'll end up fighting Jason Gavern or Larry the war machine
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Yeah it's a bit of a hiding to nothing the Price fight. He has the power to cause an upset and AJ wouldn't get much credit for beating him!Sklar wrote:Got the feeling Pricey is pissing in the wind trying to chase down Joshua. Who in their right mind would put their golden egg in with a banger like Price?
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Hearn seemed very keen on the idea of Price vs Parker and said the latter's team would take the fight as they wanna stay active whilst waiting for Joshua.
Price vs Parker would be an intriguing fight.
Price vs Parker would be an intriguing fight.
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At the end of the day it's about risk & reward.The risk for facing price is potentially high for a opponent, with the rewards being low.His stock ATM is poor.
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Spot on.therealhustle wrote:At the end of the day it's about risk & reward.The risk for facing price is potentially high for a opponent, with the rewards being low.His stock ATM is poor.
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If so, should box Parker really
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Why would Parker fight Price?
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I see it the same , I really wish the best for Price but see him calling out the top contenders a bit strange , how has he fought his way into a position to do so ?BitPlayer wrote:Why would Parker fight Price?
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Re: David Price keen to showcase power on next Anthony Joshua card
I like what Parker is doing right now, keeping active, only risk is injury. He's fighting known opponents which is good for his resume. I don't think he'd mind having Pricey's name on there,BitPlayer wrote:Why would Parker fight Price?
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It would help build his name with the casuals leading up to the scrap with AJ. Risky ass fight when you're mandatory though and especially when Parker is defensively pretty leaky.BitPlayer wrote:Why would Parker fight Price?
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Parker would introduce himself to the UK public as an upcoming AJ opponent and get used to dealing with the time difference and a taller more powerful opponent. Price has loads of power but isn't great and landing with it and a puncher with faster hands really would keep him timid.BitPlayer wrote:Why would Parker fight Price?
I quite like the idea and believe if his team was confident to put him in with Takam a couple of fights ago they wouldn't baulk at this.
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Keeps Parker busy I guess but Parker would beat Thompson and Teper with plenty to spare. Price might land the jackpot shot, but more likely he doesn't even attempt to throw it given Parker will be there to beat him. Parker KO3
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Desperation from Price
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How high risk is Price anyway? Knocked out in five rounds, two rounds, and two rounds when he stepped beyond domestic level, and the last time he fought someone with a pulse he was utterly terrified to let his hands go.
It's one thing to have power, it's another to actually deliver it and pull out a win.
It's one thing to have power, it's another to actually deliver it and pull out a win.
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not sure he is any risk at this point, never mind high riskcrusader wrote:How high risk is Price anyway? Knocked out in five rounds, two rounds, and two rounds when he stepped beyond domestic level, and the last time he fought someone with a pulse he was utterly terrified to let his hands go.
It's one thing to have power, it's another to actually deliver it and pull out a win.
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I don't think Parker is as good as he's hyped up to be.lillywhite14 wrote:Keeps Parker busy I guess but Parker would beat Thompson and Teper with plenty to spare. Price might land the jackpot shot, but more likely he doesn't even attempt to throw it given Parker will be there to beat him. Parker KO3
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Price vs Parker is actually an intriguing bout to me. Like lefty I haven't seen anything from Parker to suggest he's on the level everyone keeps putting him at just yet. A win over Price still won't necessarily make him a world beater, but it'd be one of his best wins behind Carlos Takam.
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Price is being ridiculously overrated as a threat. This 'I've only lost to drug cheats' mantra is becoming increasingly tiresome. The fact is he got exposed above British level by 2 different opponents, including the same guy twice.
Yes Thompson did test positive after one of those fights, but the fact remains he got stopped by the guy twice. Straight after those wins against Price, Thompson lost comfortably on points to Pulev, who is a legit world level fighter.
Then there's Teper. Yes, Teper was absolutely doped up to his eyeballs and got popped for about 5 different substances. But for the 4 minutes the fight lasted, Price was getting bashed around the ring by a smaller guy and got sparked out cold from a left hook. Duhaupas fought Teper about 2-3 months earlier and lost a close-ish decision. He went 12 rounds and didn't get hurt at all. Duhaupas is probably top 15 but not top 10 by any stretch.
To suggest that Price is a huge threat to Parker is simply laughable.
Yes Thompson did test positive after one of those fights, but the fact remains he got stopped by the guy twice. Straight after those wins against Price, Thompson lost comfortably on points to Pulev, who is a legit world level fighter.
Then there's Teper. Yes, Teper was absolutely doped up to his eyeballs and got popped for about 5 different substances. But for the 4 minutes the fight lasted, Price was getting bashed around the ring by a smaller guy and got sparked out cold from a left hook. Duhaupas fought Teper about 2-3 months earlier and lost a close-ish decision. He went 12 rounds and didn't get hurt at all. Duhaupas is probably top 15 but not top 10 by any stretch.
To suggest that Price is a huge threat to Parker is simply laughable.
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I didn't see anyone describe Price as a "huge threat" to Parker, but he would be arguably the 2nd best opponent that Parker has faced. I doubt hardly anybody would be picking Price to beat Parker.
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As Parker will be facing Dimitrenko, Price would be no more than his 3rd best opponent.
And I don't agree that he's high risk low reward.
And I don't agree that he's high risk low reward.
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Re: David Price keen to showcase power on next Anthony Joshua card
Parker is compareble with Joshua in skills, somehow in power, size, and even stamina he loses the match.lefty wrote:I don't think Parker is as good as he's hyped up to be.lillywhite14 wrote:Keeps Parker busy I guess but Parker would beat Thompson and Teper with plenty to spare. Price might land the jackpot shot, but more likely he doesn't even attempt to throw it given Parker will be there to beat him. Parker KO3