David Price - the most frustrating British boxer of 2016?

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Horse wrote:
lefty wrote:Horse is just trying to shock- and is being his usual contrarian self. It's rather boorish now but whatever makes him happy I guess.
Maybe we'll meet at a show sometime.

Will you talk that jive when we meet face to face?
You've never been to a show Horse. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: David Price - the most frustrating British boxer of 2016?

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keithmoonhangover wrote:Would you call Price a bum if you met him in the street? Face-to-face.
Why? What would he do? Beat me up?
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crusader wrote:Lewison is crap and his weight is disgusting for a pro...I think Price would knock him out. Price has beaten tougher opposition than Whyte, although Whyte will have the best win if he gets past Chisora.
What happened when they fought in the amateurs? Price would be absolutely terrified of those wild hooks coming from Lewison. I reckon it would be a one round job.
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Would you call Price a bum if you met him in the street? Face-to-face.
Why? What would he do? Beat me up?
Possibly not no, but im sure you would be guided away by his security and they would most likely give you a talking to outside on the street.
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Would you call Price a bum if you met him in the street? Face-to-face.
Why? What would he do? Beat me up?
Just answer the question. :roll:
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Calling boxers bums is a sign of respect :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: funniest thing I've read in a while.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Just answer the question. :roll:
I'd be honest with him.

Would you pretend that he was better than he was if you met him?
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Just answer the question. :roll:
I'd be honest with him.

Would you pretend that he was better than he was if you met him?
Would you call him a bum? Yes or No?
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Re: David Price - the most frustrating British boxer of 2016?

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Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote:
Syntax Error wrote:David Price thinks he's above Dillian Whyte? :o :confused:

If he really thinks that, the BBBC need to revoke his licence because he's suffering some problems there.

His career is going nowhere right now & he should be grateful that he's even being thought about as a potential opponent for the Whyte/Chisora winner, because he's done nothing to warrant even that.

As for other Brits who are frustrating; I was going to say Haye, but thinking about it, it's Eubank Jr.

He's on the cusp of big things & he could have fought Golovkin this year, but allowed his father to price him out of a bout.

What's worse, he doesn't stop giving it large on social media, yet he didn't have the nous/balls to step up when the big time came calling.
Whyte is tougher than Price, but lets be serious, he's beaten no one Price wouldn't beat, and probably by KO.
Price would get sparked by Lewison.
No, Lewison is terrible.
He lost to this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/278852 (Who Audley Harrison knocked out)
This guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/34079 (Knocked out by Gerber, Olubamiwo, Sexton, and retired by Krence (6 wins out of 25 by stoppage))
And drew with this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/496547 (never beaten someone with more than one win, lost to Arnold Gjergjaj, and lost to guys I've never heard of on their debut)
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Would you call him a bum? Yes or No?
Yes, I'd call him a bum.
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BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote: Whyte is tougher than Price, but lets be serious, he's beaten no one Price wouldn't beat, and probably by KO.
Price would get sparked by Lewison.
No, Lewison is terrible.
He lost to this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/278852 (Who Audley Harrison knocked out)
This guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/34079 (Knocked out by Gerber, Olubamiwo, Sexton, and retired by Krence (6 wins out of 25 by stoppage))
And drew with this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/496547 (never beaten someone with more than one win, lost to Arnold Gjergjaj, and lost to guys I've never heard of on their debut)
Styles make fights. Rossy has more balls than Price ever will. Price would get sparked in one round. And Audley only beat Rossy because the guy had nothing left after the Lewison fight.
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Re: David Price - the most frustrating British boxer of 2016?

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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Would you call him a bum? Yes or No?
Yes, I'd call him a bum.
:lol: :lol: :lol: Stop talking bollocks, you'd fornicating sh1t yourself.
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Re: David Price - the most frustrating British boxer of 2016?

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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Would you call him a bum? Yes or No?
Yes, I'd call him a bum.
And when he kindly asks why you think he's a bum: your response would be?
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Re: David Price - the most frustrating British boxer of 2016?

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Horse wrote:
lefty wrote:Horse is just trying to shock- and is being his usual contrarian self. It's rather boorish now but whatever makes him happy I guess.
Maybe we'll meet at a show sometime.

Will you talk that jive when we meet face to face?
:lol: :lol:
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Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:
Price would get sparked by Lewison.
No, Lewison is terrible.
He lost to this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/278852 (Who Audley Harrison knocked out)
This guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/34079 (Knocked out by Gerber, Olubamiwo, Sexton, and retired by Krence (6 wins out of 25 by stoppage))
And drew with this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/496547 (never beaten someone with more than one win, lost to Arnold Gjergjaj, and lost to guys I've never heard of on their debut)
Styles make fights. Rossy has more balls than Price ever will. Price would get sparked in one round. And Audley only beat Rossy because the guy had nothing left after the Lewison fight.
So he'd spark out Price but even when he wasn't as obese he still lost to Colin Kenna, I guess Kenna must have a granite chin despite being knocked out in 1 by Gerber and Sprott, and 2 by Paul Butlin.
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BitPlayer wrote:
Killer Blow wrote:
BitPlayer wrote: No, Lewison is terrible.
He lost to this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/278852 (Who Audley Harrison knocked out)
This guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/34079 (Knocked out by Gerber, Olubamiwo, Sexton, and retired by Krence (6 wins out of 25 by stoppage))
And drew with this guy http://boxrec.com/boxer/496547 (never beaten someone with more than one win, lost to Arnold Gjergjaj, and lost to guys I've never heard of on their debut)
You really think that the Price that fought Perkovic would beat the Lewison that fought Whyte? Look at Price's reactions the rare times Perkovic threw punches. And then watch the first round of Whyte/Lewison.

Styles make fights. Rossy has more balls than Price ever will. Price would get sparked in one round. And Audley only beat Rossy because the guy had nothing left after the Lewison fight.
So he'd spark out Price but even when he wasn't as obese he still lost to Colin Kenna, I guess Kenna must have a granite chin despite being knocked out in 1 by Gerber and Sprott, and 2 by Paul Butlin.
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Killer Blow wrote:You really think that the Price that fought Perkovic would beat the Lewison that fought Whyte? Look at Price's reactions the rare times Perkovic threw punches. And then watch the first round of Whyte/Lewison.
Whyte overreacts to shots (probably to absorb them better) it makes them look harder than the are.

Anyway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDB-gXkUwhk

This guy got dropped and then stopped by Paul Butlin, Butlin has only won two other fights by stoppage, both having losing records.

He still beat Lewison.
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Doesn't look like Price will be fighting again this year after he got pulled from the Bellew bill to be the back up option for Joshua. I think he wants a big payday before retiring so won't fight anyone dangerous in the interim. A bit like Paul Smith's career. I'd like to see him fight asap then fight the Whyte vs Chisora winner on the Joshua vs Klitschko bill.
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broomy7s wrote:Doesn't look like Price will be fighting again this year after he got pulled from the Bellew bill to be the back up option for Joshua. I think he wants a big payday before retiring so won't fight anyone dangerous in the interim. A bit like Paul Smith's career. I'd like to see him fight asap then fight the Whyte vs Chisora winner on the Joshua vs Klitschko bill.
Hearn will match Ortiz up with Whyte if the latter beats Chisora. He'll then probably match Ortiz up with Joshua around September/October time if Joshua gets by Klitschko and has had a big summer fight.
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Price is just after a big payday at this stage. He won't mind getting banged out again for a few quid vs Joshua. He's not going to get a big fight though. With his power and size comes risk and nobody was ever going to volunteer to fight him if he wasn't a draw. The only thing he can do really is attempt to work into a mandatory position but he probably can't even get past the Chisoras or whites. He has all but admitted that he doesn't think he can beat pulev in previous interviews. Hes going to have to just take a risky fight like white/chisora/Ortiz and hope he lands one.

He's in a terrible situation. Whinging about drugs all the time. He was never good enough and he always knew that himself. Now he has to get into a cash out fight and bank a few hundred grand.
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Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:It's great to know that you respect boxers. Very classy comment Horse, very classy. Hang your head in shame. Classic keyboard warrior comment. Ever been in a boxing ring Horse? Thought not. You have no idea what it takes inside those ropes. There's only one bum here and that's YOU!
Real men call boxers bums.

It's a sign of respect.
Real boxing fans would thank the boxer for entertaining them,get a selfie with them then bang on social media or bang it in a frame and put it on ur wall with pride,well thats what i would do anyway,he has been knocked out 3times but thats the excitment of the heavyweight division is it not? He isnt a bum at all he has accomplished alot in this sport from olympic medalist to british champ,ok he fell short on world and euro level but if i was him id be quite chuffed with what iv achieved especially if i knew i had a dickie chin. Now what have u accomplished in this sport to warrant calling any pro boxer a bum???
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Well like someone said Tyson Fury is clearly the most frustrating boxer of 2016 then followed by BJS but he has turned down 4 fights this year.

Anyway I just thing Price wants to go the Paul Smith route to a world title fight. Knowing you are nowhere near world level. Tick over by fighting Eastern European wasters in 6 rounders hoping to "get the call".
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thechump wrote:
Horse wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:It's great to know that you respect boxers. Very classy comment Horse, very classy. Hang your head in shame. Classic keyboard warrior comment. Ever been in a boxing ring Horse? Thought not. You have no idea what it takes inside those ropes. There's only one bum here and that's YOU!
Real men call boxers bums.

It's a sign of respect.
Real boxing fans would thank the boxer for entertaining them,get a selfie with them then bang on social media or bang it in a frame and put it on ur wall with pride,well thats what i would do anyway,he has been knocked out 3times but thats the excitment of the heavyweight division is it not? He isnt a bum at all he has accomplished alot in this sport from olympic medalist to british champ,ok he fell short on world and euro level but if i was him id be quite chuffed with what iv achieved especially if i knew i had a dickie chin. Now what have u accomplished in this sport to warrant calling any pro boxer a bum???
Exactly mate. :TU:

I mate Jason Nesbitt once and despite his record, wouldn't dream of calling him a bum, because it's disrespectful.
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Killer Blow wrote:
crusader wrote:Lewison is crap and his weight is disgusting for a pro...I think Price would knock him out. Price has beaten tougher opposition than Whyte, although Whyte will have the best win if he gets past Chisora.
What happened when they fought in the amateurs? Price would be absolutely terrified of those wild hooks coming from Lewison. I reckon it would be a one round job.
Didn't Price beat Lewison? Wasn't Price several-times ABA champ, Commonwealth winner, and Olympic medalist, while Lewison never won a senior national title and had to make up lies about beating Solis and Helenius? Should you really be pointing to the amateurs as support for your opinion that Lewison blows Price away?

Plodding lazy Lewison has gotten even fatter over the years, and he couldn't even beat a domestic journeyman when he was in better shape. Price is very fragile and could be taken out again, but he's already flattened numerous opponents on Lewison's level and I'd expect him to still win if they fought now.
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Not really. Fighters who aren't interested in fighting anyone with a pulse aren't worth getting frustrated over.

Price, strangely, sees himself as some kind of world level operator despite his best win being a clearly intimidated and half hearted Sam Sexton.

Price needs to convince himself that he needs to prove himself. Until that happens he'll just sit in the dark praying for an undeserved shot that will never come. He can be carefully matched. If I were his handlers I'd be looking at Malik Scott. Try and take him out early and then talk about how he did a better job than Ortiz etc

Scott could beat Price though.
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