David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Apparently on Smith/Skoglund undercard.
Now with Danny Vaughan - seen Dave Coldwell wishing him well.
Now with Danny Vaughan - seen Dave Coldwell wishing him well.
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paddy chavez
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
poor git must be skint
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Mimmy
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African Monkey
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
I can actually see Price losing this.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Love is awful...it would be Price's most embarrassing loss by far.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
What's the point man! Hang em up David.
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Agreed , I'm sure he's a nice bloke , but ffs why continue ?Stuarty30 wrote:What's the point man! Hang em up David.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Can't wait
Potential fight of the year.
Potential fight of the year.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Love can get floored early but he went into his shell and lasted the distance against Briggs so it's entirely possible he could do the same against Price. To be fair he'll only have to make it to half distance and then he can probably blow Price over...
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Was very surprised to hear he's fighting again, thought for sure he was done and was retiring but if he want's to carry on then good luck to him.
He's not washed up since his boxing ability has always been there. It's his fitness and taking punches he didn't need to were where he fails, it all depends how he's trained since his last fight. If he's gotten fit, if he's worked on his defence and head movement then he has every chance to make a come back and go out on his own terms.
If he hasn't, then this is literally going out for one last fight to prove something to himself and leave it all in the ring.
He's not washed up since his boxing ability has always been there. It's his fitness and taking punches he didn't need to were where he fails, it all depends how he's trained since his last fight. If he's gotten fit, if he's worked on his defence and head movement then he has every chance to make a come back and go out on his own terms.
If he hasn't, then this is literally going out for one last fight to prove something to himself and leave it all in the ring.
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Mimmy
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
If price wins this fight I think he would a decent opponent for Joe Joyce's debut early next year.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
mimmy123 wrote:If price wins this fight I think he would a decent opponent for Joe Joyce's debut early next year.
Aye Old Joe Joyce.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
It'd be pretty tough for a debut actually.mimmy123 wrote:If price wins this fight I think he would a decent opponent for Joe Joyce's debut early next year.
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Mimmy
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
I dont think it would be in all honesty. The only thing that price brings is experience. He will never be a serious contender and if Joyce is as good as being touted it would be a decent place to start.BitPlayer wrote:It'd be pretty tough for a debut actually.mimmy123 wrote:If price wins this fight I think he would a decent opponent for Joe Joyce's debut early next year.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Compare to what a lot of people have fought on their debuts though.mimmy123 wrote:I dont think it would be in all honesty. The only thing that price brings is experience. He will never be a serious contender and if Joyce is as good as being touted it would be a decent place to start.BitPlayer wrote:It'd be pretty tough for a debut actually.mimmy123 wrote:If price wins this fight I think he would a decent opponent for Joe Joyce's debut early next year.
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Mimmy
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Of course. I dont see Price any different to an Eastern European brought over with a 30 or 40 fight record with only 5 to 10 wins. What price brings is a name only. I would fancy any top 20 British fighter to beat Price. Unfortunately Price has no confidence and the build up to a fight such as this would give him a nervous breakdown before the first bell rang.BitPlayer wrote:Compare to what a lot of people have fought on their debuts though.mimmy123 wrote:I dont think it would be in all honesty. The only thing that price brings is experience. He will never be a serious contender and if Joyce is as good as being touted it would be a decent place to start.BitPlayer wrote: It'd be pretty tough for a debut actually.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
He should just jump into a proper fight. He won't find anything out fighting people he will knock over.
He seems a good bloke Pricey and I was well on the hype train 2012 early 2013.
But the Hammer fight was a distaster and he should pack it in
He seems a good bloke Pricey and I was well on the hype train 2012 early 2013.
But the Hammer fight was a distaster and he should pack it in
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Price is clearly much better than typical debut fodder and has already beaten numerous opponents like that or better.
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Bard of Boxrec
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Will be interesting to see the odds for love ko.
If it's anything better than say 7/2 I'll be on this.
how much motivation is there for love to actually try and win this? It's interesting to speculate whether a win would affect the earning potential for someone like him in his next fight, or whether he would just carry on in opponent mode against the same type of guys.
If it's anything better than say 7/2 I'll be on this.
how much motivation is there for love to actually try and win this? It's interesting to speculate whether a win would affect the earning potential for someone like him in his next fight, or whether he would just carry on in opponent mode against the same type of guys.
Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
He's meant to have been seeing some mind specialist - but that'll only work so long then the nerves will kick in and he'll gas again badly.Naandrew wrote:He should just jump into a proper fight. He won't find anything out fighting people he will knock over.
He seems a good bloke Pricey and I was well on the hype train 2012 early 2013.
But the Hammer fight was a distaster and he should pack it in
He was too heavy last time as well.
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asdfjkl
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Seems like the kind of fight Price will pull out from
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After hanging him out to dry after his last fight.3132DW wrote:seen Dave Coldwell wishing him well.
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mickey1975
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Price is levels above East European journeymen. The top 20 Brits wouldn't beat him, either. You're vastly underestimating Pricey.mimmy123 wrote:Of course. I dont see Price any different to an Eastern European brought over with a 30 or 40 fight record with only 5 to 10 wins. What price brings is a name only. I would fancy any top 20 British fighter to beat Price. Unfortunately Price has no confidence and the build up to a fight such as this would give him a nervous breakdown before the first bell rang.BitPlayer wrote:Compare to what a lot of people have fought on their debuts though.mimmy123 wrote:
I dont think it would be in all honesty. The only thing that price brings is experience. He will never be a serious contender and if Joyce is as good as being touted it would be a decent place to start.
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Mimmy
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Re: David Price on Smith/Skoglund Undercard.
Mick, my observation is purely on mental capacity to box and not on talent. I just dont think David price has the mental capacity to cope with fight night. A lot of people suffer stage fright, I do in golf on important events that I could have won but didnt have the mental capacity to complete the job. Pricey has talent im not denying him that its just his mental state competing at anything above a certain standard.mickey1975 wrote:Price is levels above East European journeymen. The top 20 Brits wouldn't beat him, either. You're vastly underestimating Pricey.mimmy123 wrote:Of course. I dont see Price any different to an Eastern European brought over with a 30 or 40 fight record with only 5 to 10 wins. What price brings is a name only. I would fancy any top 20 British fighter to beat Price. Unfortunately Price has no confidence and the build up to a fight such as this would give him a nervous breakdown before the first bell rang.BitPlayer wrote: Compare to what a lot of people have fought on their debuts though.
