David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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jamamb wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 17:42 ya maybe hed even be able to win a round vs yoka or actually squeak by lenny thomas now
Maybe.
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jamamb wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 17:23 no shame in being motivated
Oh for sure :TU:
I just liked the world title thing. This isn't even for the British.
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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 guess it’s because he’d have nowhere to go after losing to Allen (which he will, I think) so he probably should call it a crossroads fight...
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chinarich wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 18:35 I guess it’s because he’d have nowhere to go after losing to Allen (which he will, I think) so he probably should call it a crossroads fight...
If he does lose, I think there will be some sparring work out there for him at the very least. As a very tall guy, he would be usefull to up and comers who need to prepare for facing giants. Some guys just love to fight, Price is one of them.
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Riddick Blowe wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 09:26 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!
When Ali attacked around round 5 - Price did look unsteady - and he was tiring.

Allen takes this past 6 rounds he’ll get Price at some point I’m sure of it - Price won’t last especially if Allen makes him work.
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KiwiRider wrote: 04 Jul 2019, 18:44 If he does lose, I think there will be some sparring work out there for him at the very least. As a very tall guy, he would be usefull to up and comers who need to prepare for facing giants. Some guys just love to fight, Price is one of them.
That’s a good call. I can definitely see him taking sparring work and not fighting again if he does lose, because he can definitely help other fighters prepare for a tall, rangy opponent...
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3 round blowout. Looking forward to it.
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KiwiRider wrote: 03 Jul 2019, 18:13
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.
Povetkin struggled against price and imo only won because of price’s dodgy chin. If povetkin put that performance in against Allen I think If Allen got through first 3/4 rounds he could stop povetkin because I think that Joshua will have aged povetkin massively. Not saying Allen will win, but the best opponent for Dave if he wants to break into top 15 is povetkin or chisora but chisora is fighting parker
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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price really only had that one big shot vs pov, i dont think id say pov won that only on prices chin
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jamamb wrote: 06 Jul 2019, 15:13 price really only had that one big shot vs pov, i dont think id say pov won that only on prices chin
yeah, didn't seem to be much a struggle at all.
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samwbr wrote: 05 Jul 2019, 18:30 3 round blowout. Looking forward to it.
For who ?
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You guys should re watch the Ortiz fight. That was my introduction to Allen. He was totally outclassed. I din't put him on my to watch list :twisted:

There is levels to this stuff and I think Allen is one below Price. Price by KO.
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i dont rate allen at all either, but price is the exact type of guy at this level for him to have a good chance of beating. allens best attribute by far is his chin, and being able to stay in there with price goes a long way
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Heretic wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 01:34 You guys should re watch the Ortiz fight. That was my introduction to Allen. He was totally outclassed. I din't put him on my to watch list :twisted:

There is levels to this stuff and I think Allen is one below Price. Price by KO.
That was then- Allen wasn't a full time boxer. Look at his last outing when he has actually had the time to do a proper training camp.
OK, he still has a long way to go defensively, everyone accepts that, but we are seeing a better Dave Allen in 2019 than in the past.
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Price won't beat Allen at this stage of his career
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Heretic wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 01:34 You guys should re watch the Ortiz fight. That was my introduction to Allen. He was totally outclassed. I din't put him on my to watch list :twisted:

There is levels to this stuff and I think Allen is one below Price. Price by KO.
That was Luis Ortiz who’s fighting Deontay Wilder again - this is David Price who panics/gasses and can get KO’d at anytime - massive difference in levels your comparing.

Even watch Kash Ali before all the biting - he wobbles Price around Round 5 and he looks to panic and start wobbling,

Allen stays in here he’ll get him late for durability alone.
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Even watch Kash Ali before all the biting - he wobbles Price around Round 5 and he looks to panic and start wobbling,
... and then whalloped Ali so hard that Kash quit via chomping. Price won almost of every second of that fight.
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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Gnome wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 08:42
Even watch Kash Ali before all the biting - he wobbles Price around Round 5 and he looks to panic and start wobbling,
... and then whalloped Ali so hard that Kash quit via chomping. Price won almost of every second of that fight.
I agree and agree about the punch too (there was a hard body shot I remember). Shook Ali so much he quit. But Price did look really panicky at one point and Allen is better than Ali
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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Gnome wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 08:42
Even watch Kash Ali before all the biting - he wobbles Price around Round 5 and he looks to panic and start wobbling,
... and then whalloped Ali so hard that Kash quit via chomping. Price won almost of every second of that fight.
There’s a difference walloping Kash Ali who had beaten 1 man with a winning record.

The point still stand Price did look all over the place when Ali attacked - he didn’t like being under fire and immediately looked vulnerable.

Allen for his failings has been in with Ortiz/Whyte/Yoka - he can take a shot.
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Just look at the difference in Allen that devoting himself full time to boxing has made!

https://www.BS.com/photos-dave ... wn--140718

This isn't the the guy we used to know even last year.
He is getting a lot of help in training now and look out Pricie!
:OhYes:
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KiwiRider wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 16:45 Just look at the difference in Allen that devoting himself full time to boxing has made!

https://www.BS.com/photos-dave-allen-gr ... wn--140718

This isn't the the guy we used to know even last year.
He is getting a lot of help in training now and look out Pricie!
:OhYes:
Can't view that but looking at other photo's he does look in good shape,he will stop Price,it's all about the timing for me.
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bigjack wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 16:53
KiwiRider wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 16:45 Just look at the difference in Allen that devoting himself full time to boxing has made!

https://www.BS.com/photos-dave-allen-gr ... wn--140718

This isn't the the guy we used to know even last year.
He is getting a lot of help in training now and look out Pricie!
:OhYes:
Can't view that but looking at other photo's he does look in good shape,he will stop Price,it's all about the timing for me.
It wouldn't let me post an individual photo so I had to post the article link. Amazing transformation.
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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KiwiRider wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 16:55
bigjack wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 16:53

Can't view that but looking at other photo's he does look in good shape,he will stop Price,it's all about the timing for me.
It wouldn't let me post an individual photo so I had to post the article link. Amazing transformation.
Agreed,really excited about this one.
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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KiwiRider wrote: 10 Jul 2019, 16:45 Just look at the difference in Allen that devoting himself full time to boxing has made!

https://www.BS.com/photos-dave-allen-gr ... wn--140718

This isn't the the guy we used to know even last year.
He is getting a lot of help in training now and look out Pricie!
:OhYes:
I 100% agree,
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Re: David Allen v David Price - July 20th

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i wonder if being in better shape will teach him how to block a punch or be not slow or cut off the ring
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