David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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jamamb wrote: 01 Jul 2019, 13:24 no he doesnt, he wouldnt lay a glove on hughie and hes not a major puncher anyway. lenroy thomas was too slick for him, that had nothing to do simply with conditioning, allen pressed and wasnt good enough. tony yoka beat him around from the start, again, not conditioning

put him vs other pub brawlers and its a better style for him. vs pricey his chances are there because we know how vulnerably the big guy is
Ah, well, I quite like Hughie but I don’t see him quite as slick as that. If Allen can keep pressing forward he could eventually land. I’d favour Hughie but I think Allen has a decent chance...
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I think both Allen and Hughie suck to be honest.

I wouldn't actually be that shocked if Allen wad able to beat Hughie. That's more because of how underwhelmed I am by Hughie more than anything else though.
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hughie is underwehlming and at the same time much better and stlyiscally a nightmare for dave allen

allens gotten really overrated lately. conditioning isnt why lenny thomas outslicked him. its not why 4-0 tony yoka absolutely battered him. its not why hes slow or plodding or easy as hell to hit.

and lol suddenly hes a huge hitter!
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jamamb wrote: 01 Jul 2019, 13:48 hughie is underwehlming and at the same time much better and stlyiscally a nightmare for dave allen

allens gotten really overrated lately. conditioning isnt why lenny thomas outslicked him. its not why 4-0 tony yoka absolutely battered him. its not why hes slow or plodding or easy as hell to hit.

and lol suddenly hes a huge hitter!
I would still favour Hughie admitedly. I just wouldn't be shocked if he stuck that place out and lost through lack of action or something in a lot of the rounds.

I remember watching one of his fights and he was throwing his jab out and it wasn't even landing on the gloves. It was hitting air lol.
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yes, hughie is admittedly the air jab king :yay:
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jamamb wrote: 05 May 2019, 14:25 cant see it being good for allen at all, it is bound to be an ugly and boring wide decision for hughie.

allen has soared recently precisely for being matched against guys who are the exact opposite of hughie. older faded guys who are decently 'fun' fighters themselves and are easy to get too. lets not forget not long ago he couldnt come close to winning a round vs young good boxer tony yoka
Well said Jammy, Yoka is the perfect example. Love Dave, but I don't have any expectations of him being competitive against a boxer/mover- especially one as rangey as Huggie.
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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I actually think Allen could get quite far with careful matchmaking. Boxing someone like hughie Parker or Hunter would be awful for him but he could beat a chisora or a povetkin which would put him top 10, assuming he beats price
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Joel2 wrote: 03 Jul 2019, 17:59 I actually think Allen could get quite far with careful matchmaking. Boxing someone like hughie Parker or Hunter would be awful for him but he could beat a chisora or a povetkin which would put him top 10, assuming he beats price
Sorry Joel, but Povitkin hits way too hard and Dave is still using his face as his main form of defence.
Allen has a good chin, but it would not stand up to Povitkin's repeated flush hooks.
Chisora on an off night possibly. Even then, Del Boy is a wiley campaigner and I could see him rope-a-doping Dave until coming in for the kill.
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If Allen beat Povetkin that would be utterly bizarre.
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pov would have to be well shot, he does everything far better then allen except chin, and contrary to some belief allen isnt suddenly some major banger

allen couldnt handle lenny thomas boxing skills and was a punch bag vs 4-0 yoka. that reveals some serious limitations even if hes 'taking it more seriously'
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jamamb wrote: 01 Jul 2019, 13:24 no he doesnt, he wouldnt lay a glove on hughie and hes not a major puncher anyway. lenroy thomas was too slick for him, that had nothing to do simply with conditioning, allen pressed and wasnt good enough. tony yoka beat him around from the start, again, not conditioning

put him vs other pub brawlers and its a better style for him. vs pricey his chances are there because we know how vulnerably the big guy is
:TU: he has fun fights in his lane. I'd give fury a better chance of stopping him than the other way around.
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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I think Price wins this
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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Price will outbox Allen for long spells I reckon but over the 10/12 round distance I can see Allen catching him with something, as fucked up as it sounds I reckon Allen is the best body puncher in the division, he has next to no competition in that regard mind but I think Allen would do well to make that shot his sort of Get out of Jail card, its a criminally underused punch up at Heavyweight but Allen has a had a few stoppages with that punch, Price has a long body and a suspect gas tank, I reckon Allen and Barker will be looking to exploit that

Allen still starts far too slow, he is improving slightly but still push come to shove i'd go with Price
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handsofstone wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 02:31 Price will outbox Allen for long spells I reckon but over the 10/12 round distance I can see Allen catching him with something, as fucked up as it sounds I reckon Allen is the best body puncher in the division, he has next to no competition in that regard mind but I think Allen would do well to make that shot his sort of Get out of Jail card, its a criminally underused punch up at Heavyweight but Allen has a had a few stoppages with that punch, Price has a long body and a suspect gas tank, I reckon Allen and Barker will be looking to exploit that

Allen still starts far too slow, he is improving slightly but still push come to shove i'd go with Price
Fury is a very good body puncher.
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mickey1975 wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 03:38 Fury is a very good body puncher.
Ruiz body punching really sapped AJ
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danconnollyeire wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 07:42 Ruiz body punching really sapped AJ
Aye Ruiz landed some sickeners downstairs on Joshua, Fury a good body puncher as well for a big guy, he doesn't dig them in the same way as Allen though
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This is intriguing to me because price hasn’t actually lost to anyone on the level of Allen and he turned in a strong performance against povetkin even in defeat.

However

He is David Price. Looked like his arse was falling out against Kash Ali!
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It’s a fun fight but it’s also a little disturbing to see Price Ko’ed. When he gets knocked out these days it’s usually of the “oh sh!t I hope he’s okay!” variety. I like knockouts but his are a bit sickening. I hope he’s getting a decent purse for this and if he loses here I hope he knocks it on the head.
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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David Price is taking his upcoming bout so seriously, that he views his contest with David Allen as a world title fight.

:doh:

Hope that made some of you fellas day. :lol:
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KiwiRider wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 17:17 David Price is taking his upcoming bout so seriously, that he views his contest with David Allen as a world title fight.

:doh:

Hope that made some of you fellas day. :lol:
I saw that. Made me SMH. Not sure what Price's point is other than how far he's fallen. (or how often!)
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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no shame in being motivated
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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jamamb wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 17:23 no shame in being motivated
More like a last meal before execution.
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hes signed for the fight, might as well take it as seriously as possible now. and hes fighting dave allen not deontay wilder. though i know how hot so many ppl have suddenly become on allen. he may get kod again but tbf to him hes never lost at this level before
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jamamb wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 17:36 hes signed for the fight, might as well take it as seriously as possible now. and hes fighting dave allen not deontay wilder. though i know how hot so many ppl have suddenly become on allen. he may get kod again but tbf to him hes never lost at this level before
I wouldn't say I was hot on Allen, just cold on Price. Allen is better with proper camps, but we don't have to rehash that conversation again. He'll KO Price.
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ya maybe hed even be able to win a round vs yoka or actually squeak by lenny thomas now
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