Price v Hammer

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Who wins ?

1- Price
24
43%
2- Hammer
32
57%
 
Total votes: 56

ProMayhem
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Price v Hammer

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Announced on the undercard for the Eubanks Jr fight! Everyone's thoughts on it?
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Andrew
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Andrew »

Happy with this.

Hammer coming off a win v Teper as well
Gnome
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Gnome »

Very good fight. Hammer is a tough guy.
lillywhite14
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by lillywhite14 »

Ideal fight for Price. Hammer has a name of sorts but has zero power himself, is small and easy to hit. Price can look good against him, potentially! He needs to come out and put it on him and try to make a statement. Last thing he wants is going late in this fight.
handsofstone
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Re: Price v Hammer

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Decent fight for Price but this probably could've happened a year ago,Price's career has no momentum whatsoever

I think I'm maybe gonna have to throw the towel in and admit David Price will not be the next Wladimir Klitschko
samwbr
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Re: Price v Hammer

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Got to be Prices last chance. Lose this its back to the scaffolding.
Bard of Boxrec
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Bard of Boxrec »

Hammer isn't very good but does Price actually have any confidence left at this point? If Price does that nervous pawing thing all night and is afraid to throw shots I would pick someone way further down the rankings (whatever rankings are worth at heavy these days) than Hammer to beat him.
PredatorHayds
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by PredatorHayds »

Great matchmaking by Team Price.

He's got every opportunity to win this fight and get a big fight on the back of it.
Boxerbeetle
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Boxerbeetle »

samwbr wrote:Got to be Prices last chance. Lose this its back to the scaffolding.
A bit harsh to execute him for losing.
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by keithmoonhangover »

lillywhite14 wrote:Ideal fight for Price. Hammer has a name of sorts but has zero power himself, is small and easy to hit. Price can look good against him, potentially! He needs to come out and put it on him and try to make a statement. Last thing he wants is going late in this fight.
This. :TU:
Stuarty
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Stuarty »

handsofstone wrote:Decent fight for Price but this probably could've happened a year ago,Price's career has no momentum whatsoever

I think I'm maybe gonna have to throw the towel in and admit David Price will not be the next Wladimir Klitschko
Pessimist :lol:
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by chinarich »

Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by fizzjambo »

chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...
It's a good fight though. It would be Price's best win and they've obviously realised they have to actually beat at least one top 20 type guy to get a shot at some kind of world title. Loose and its over but this and another similar win and he'll probably get a shot and a decent pay day
Horse
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Re: Price v Hammer

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chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out
You are overestimating Price's chin.
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Re: Price v Hammer

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Riddick Blowe wrote:Hammer isn't very good but does Price actually have any confidence left at this point? If Price does that nervous pawing thing all night and is afraid to throw shots I would pick someone way further down the rankings (whatever rankings are worth at heavy these days) than Hammer to beat him.
The pawing! It's so frustrating to watch... All he needs to do is pump the jab out follow it with the straight right and most guys won't be able to get near him. Instead he paws a bit and then drifts into his opponents punching range... and gets knocked out.
lillywhite14
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by lillywhite14 »

Dixonian wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:Hammer isn't very good but does Price actually have any confidence left at this point? If Price does that nervous pawing thing all night and is afraid to throw shots I would pick someone way further down the rankings (whatever rankings are worth at heavy these days) than Hammer to beat him.
The pawing! It's so frustrating to watch... All he needs to do is pump the jab out follow it with the straight right and most guys won't be able to get near him. Instead he paws a bit and then drifts into his opponents punching range... and gets knocked out.
Thing is, people tend to confuse having long arms and height with being able to have a great jab! He's never had even a good jab so he's not suddenly going to start popping it out like a tall Larry Holmes, he doesn't have the timing or talent needed for a great jab, it's only ever been a range finder. For such a big man he fights small. His head is virtually resting on his own chest at times!
lillywhite14
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by lillywhite14 »

chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...

Assuming he beats Hammer? Why not throw a few quid Charles Martin's way? Nice angle to that one obviously. If Price could beat both in good fashion he can bring up the Fury/Joshua fights against the same opponents. Certainly better than the ammo he is using now ( 'sparring, sparring, I'm big, er, I'm English? Er, er....' ) to try and land a big fight.
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Stuarty »

lillywhite14 wrote:
chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...

Assuming he beats Hammer? Why not throw a few quid Charles Martin's way? Nice angle to that one obviously. If Price could beat both in good fashion he can bring up the Fury/Joshua fights against the same opponents. Certainly better than the ammo he is using now ( 'sparring, sparring, I'm big, er, I'm English? Er, er....' ) to try and land a big fight.
Charles is too busy burning the crack pipe at both ends judging by his last video :OhYes:
Dixonian
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Dixonian »

lillywhite14 wrote:
Dixonian wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:Hammer isn't very good but does Price actually have any confidence left at this point? If Price does that nervous pawing thing all night and is afraid to throw shots I would pick someone way further down the rankings (whatever rankings are worth at heavy these days) than Hammer to beat him.
The pawing! It's so frustrating to watch... All he needs to do is pump the jab out follow it with the straight right and most guys won't be able to get near him. Instead he paws a bit and then drifts into his opponents punching range... and gets knocked out.
Thing is, people tend to confuse having long arms and height with being able to have a great jab! He's never had even a good jab so he's not suddenly going to start popping it out like a tall Larry Holmes, he doesn't have the timing or talent needed for a great jab, it's only ever been a range finder. For such a big man he fights small. His head is virtually resting on his own chest at times!
True but he could at least use a jab!
world ranked
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Re: Price v Hammer

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fizzjambo wrote:
chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...
It's a good fight though. It would be Price's best win and they've obviously realised they have to actually beat at least one top 20 type guy to get a shot at some kind of world title. Loose and its over but this and another similar win and he'll probably get a shot and a decent pay day
Hammer not a top 20 guy though.
Horse
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Re: Price v Hammer

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world ranked wrote:Hammer not a top 20 guy though.
Yes, he is.
Oiky
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by Oiky »

Probably the best matchmaking made for a career going nowhere. Could've happened sooner. Fair play though
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Re: Price v Hammer

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Stuarty30 wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:
chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...

Assuming he beats Hammer? Why not throw a few quid Charles Martin's way? Nice angle to that one obviously. If Price could beat both in good fashion he can bring up the Fury/Joshua fights against the same opponents. Certainly better than the ammo he is using now ( 'sparring, sparring, I'm big, er, I'm English? Er, er....' ) to try and land a big fight.
Charles is too busy burning the crack pipe at both ends judging by his last video :OhYes:
Martin is seriously mentally ill. There's plenty of 'rants' and weird selfie videos floating around and the kid has absolutely lost the plot and looks like he's dangerous to be around. For all the talk about Tyson Fury's supposed bi-polar, Martin looks like the real deal.
lillywhite14
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by lillywhite14 »

world ranked wrote:
fizzjambo wrote:
chinarich wrote:Hammer is not particularly good and probably won't be capable of sparking Price out so in that sense he's a tailor-made opponent. However, where does Price go after he wins this? I just cannot see how they are going to step him up and avoid history repeating itself there are some fundamental weaknesses there. Best they match him very carefully and position him for one big cash out fight against a belt holder...
It's a good fight though. It would be Price's best win and they've obviously realised they have to actually beat at least one top 20 type guy to get a shot at some kind of world title. Loose and its over but this and another similar win and he'll probably get a shot and a decent pay day
Hammer not a top 20 guy though.
He didn't say he is top 20, but a top 20 type of guy. I think that's fair. It's not easy to pick a bonafide top 20. It's probably more of a case of there being 30 odd fighters who could feasibly sneak in a top 20 and it wouldn't be too outrageous. He's one of them.
asdfjkl
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Re: Price v Hammer

Post by asdfjkl »

Well, I'm sorry, but I expect Hammer to win this one by KO in round 6 ish.
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