Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Never saw Allen fight prior to yesterday. Honestly, he never looked in it. He looked small and weak from the start. He did nearly 0 forever.

But, Price has everything to do with it. He through a solid, stiff jab consistently. The kind that a 6’9” man can take most of the starch out of a smaller man with relatively quickly. Price got done what nearly no one thought he could - win late.

Good for Price. I am amazed that he has stuck with it. It is not a perfect comparison but he is kind of like the HW Khan.

Great to hear that Allen is ok.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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samwbr wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 03:25
tiny_acres wrote: 20 Jul 2019, 17:49

Is he banned?
He is. Its pathetic and childish what's gone on with him.
Really that seems v odd ? Let me find out what’s going on
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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adamwillan wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 03:41
Pukka Cheese wrote: 20 Jul 2019, 20:14

It is sad that he has fought even if he hasn't been well just for the money. Not like he would have been earning life changing money. Not going to judge though, everyone has their position and right to do as they want. I hope the people around him have made decisions for the right reasons though.

He was garbage last night, was fighting at a snail pace, and had very bad tactics. As Povetkin showed, the left hook is open all night long against Price, and he never threw it
I'm pretty sure he has earned life changing money.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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I guess that depends on your definition of life changing. I would rather not be punch drunk for the sake of a few 100k
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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brilo33 wrote: 20 Jul 2019, 21:48 oscar fought on the front foot all night , hurt whyte , put whyte down , how did whyte win that

You are joking mate? That was a clear Whyte victory.

RIVAS fought well and would give most heavies a tough nights work, but he was out worked and outscored.

Looks like he has a solid chin too. He knew he lost that fight though.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Whyte looked very good to me last night,apart from say Wilder chinning him i'd say he's going to be difficult for anyone to beat at the moment.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 08:05
Two totally class blokes that are a credit to British boxing
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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rd350lc wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 12:48
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 08:05
Two totally class blokes that are a credit to British boxing
:OhYes: :clap: :salut:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Jodfings wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 07:05 I'm really pleased for David Price but at the same time fearful that this just sets him up for another beating.

He's not likely to meet another fighter with zero defence, low punch output and sedentary pace again.
Yes bruh
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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It's all a bit depressing and ironic as far as Price is concerned. Yes, he's a nice guy but the fvck the haters thing is embarrassing, I don't think he had any haters, everyone here for example seemed genuinely concerned for his heath

And it doesn't really work does it? We've seen him on the end of highlight reel KO's, on the canvas, looking like a zombie; so beating Dave Allen isn't really a fvck the haters moment. It just shows how far Price has declined. John McDermott was a much better boxer than Allen and Pricey laid him out in 1. And 7 years later he outboxes a very limited Dave Allen and it's fvck the haters?

He's a good bloke, I hope he's earned well, he will get starched again if he steps up. I also don't get this (mostly Hearn based) rhetoric "Pricey fights are exciting it's either he gets KO's or his opponent will". Price hasn't knocked anyone clean out for 5 years now and so rarely throws a right hand
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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danconnollyeire wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 05:02 It's all a bit depressing and ironic as far as Price is concerned. Yes, he's a nice guy but the fvck the haters thing is embarrassing, I don't think he had any haters, everyone here for example seemed genuinely concerned for his heath

And it doesn't really work does it? We've seen him on the end of highlight reel KO's, on the canvas, looking like a zombie; so beating Dave Allen isn't really a fvck the haters moment. It just shows how far Price has declined. John McDermott was a much better boxer than Allen and Pricey laid him out in 1. And 7 years later he outboxes a very limited Dave Allen and it's fvck the haters?

He's a good bloke, I hope he's earned well, he will get starched again if he steps up. I also don't get this (mostly Hearn based) rhetoric "Pricey fights are exciting it's either he gets KO's or his opponent will". Price hasn't knocked anyone clean out for 5 years now and so rarely throws a right hand
Bang on. Hope he just stays at this level, makes a few quid then calls it a day.

Some of his KO losses were scary.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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danconnollyeire wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 05:02 It's all a bit depressing and ironic as far as Price is concerned. Yes, he's a nice guy but the fvck the haters thing is embarrassing, I don't think he had any haters, everyone here for example seemed genuinely concerned for his heath

And it doesn't really work does it? We've seen him on the end of highlight reel KO's, on the canvas, looking like a zombie; so beating Dave Allen isn't really a fvck the haters moment. It just shows how far Price has declined. John McDermott was a much better boxer than Allen and Pricey laid him out in 1. And 7 years later he outboxes a very limited Dave Allen and it's fvck the haters?

He's a good bloke, I hope he's earned well, he will get starched again if he steps up. I also don't get this (mostly Hearn based) rhetoric "Pricey fights are exciting it's either he gets KO's or his opponent will". Price hasn't knocked anyone clean out for 5 years now and so rarely throws a right hand
I thought it was fair comment. Idiots up Allen’s a*se cos he says a few funny things on Twitter. How he was a 1/2 favourite fit that I’ll never ever know. Price was still 9/5 against with Paddy Power after 5 rounds. Madness. But Pricey has took untold stick off the twitterati and gave Allen a good schooling so I’ve no problem with him flicking the Vs to the two bob fools who have been on his case.

Now I’m not saying he’s going to win a world title but if a man whose whole career would have ended with a defeat is not allowed to say what he thinks in interview after such a high profile win then when is he?

Good luck to him. Hope he makes good money in his next fight and goes on a bit of a tear...
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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TheGoods wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 05:32
danconnollyeire wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 05:02 It's all a bit depressing and ironic as far as Price is concerned. Yes, he's a nice guy but the fvck the haters thing is embarrassing, I don't think he had any haters, everyone here for example seemed genuinely concerned for his heath

And it doesn't really work does it? We've seen him on the end of highlight reel KO's, on the canvas, looking like a zombie; so beating Dave Allen isn't really a fvck the haters moment. It just shows how far Price has declined. John McDermott was a much better boxer than Allen and Pricey laid him out in 1. And 7 years later he outboxes a very limited Dave Allen and it's fvck the haters?

He's a good bloke, I hope he's earned well, he will get starched again if he steps up. I also don't get this (mostly Hearn based) rhetoric "Pricey fights are exciting it's either he gets KO's or his opponent will". Price hasn't knocked anyone clean out for 5 years now and so rarely throws a right hand
I thought it was fair comment. Idiots up Allen’s a*se cos he says a few funny things on Twitter. How he was a 1/2 favourite fit that I’ll never ever know. Price was still 9/5 against with Paddy Power after 5 rounds. Madness. But Pricey has took untold stick off the twitterati and gave Allen a good schooling so I’ve no problem with him flicking the Vs to the two bob fools who have been on his case.

Now I’m not saying he’s going to win a world title but if a man whose whole career would have ended with a defeat is not allowed to say what he thinks in interview after such a high profile win then when is he?

Good luck to him. Hope he makes good money in his next fight and goes on a bit of a tear...
I think it's a bit much to say idiots up Allen's arse. The guys a likable character, popular and built a fan base and it's also a bit unfair how everyone is jumping on the Allen is sh1t brigade too. The man hung in there with Whyte, Ortiz, Price, Yoka, all either top 5 world fighters or Olympians and he has no pedigree, background or world class schooling. He's game as you like and pretty much self taught from not a young age and never even been floored

Allen was favourite because of Price's chin and everyone wrote off Price and he won comfortably, so fair play to Price but Allen has no jab or ring IQ, so an Olympic bronze medalist should outbox him

I've never seen any real hate for Price here, everyone seems to like him. I dunno about Twitter but Price said himself he doesn't really look at social media so who cares
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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I enjoyed the show, all in all a good night of boxing.

Duffield vs Azeez was decent, Azeez looked very good and was just better than Duffield in every department.

Okolie was in another stinker (surprise, surprise) but it probably wasn't his fault this time, as his opponent didn't want to be there. Glad the ref stopped it as it was starting to make my eyes bleed.

Riakpore vs Billam-Smith was a very good fight, BS was the better skilled fighter and he boxed Riakpore's head off at times. Riakpore is nowhere near the puncher he is made out to be, but he is strong and quite heavy-handed. It was close in the end, I wouldn't argue with a round or two either way.

War CHISORA!!!!!!

Prisce out boxed Allen without even breaking a sweat. Allen just couldn't get past the jab, but it was still quite interesting as Price always looks one punch away from the land of nod.

Whyte looked good in the main event, Rivas was dangerous throughout but Whyte's jab was fantastic and he put plenty of work into the body. Tibbs got the tactics spot on and they were able to keep Rivas at arms length most of the fight, if not completely under control.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Whyte looked ok but let’s face it he was fighting a limited boxer ranked around 15 in the world and should have been expected to win handily. Getting dropped and tagged repeatedly doesn’t bode well for Whyte if he gets the Wilder fight
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Menty wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 16:13 Whyte looked ok but let’s face it he was fighting a limited boxer ranked around 15 in the world and should have been expected to win handily. Getting dropped and tagged repeatedly doesn’t bode well for Whyte if he gets the Wilder fight
True. He hasn’t beaten a top 10 HW. Apart from Parker, which was very controversial.

Chisora was never a top 10 boxer when he fought Whyte. Just lingering on the outside or AT WORST, 10th..
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 16:36
Menty wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 16:13 Whyte looked ok but let’s face it he was fighting a limited boxer ranked around 15 in the world and should have been expected to win handily. Getting dropped and tagged repeatedly doesn’t bode well for Whyte if he gets the Wilder fight
True. He hasn’t beaten a top 10 HW. Apart from Parker, which was very controversial.

Chisora was never a top 10 boxer when he fought Whyte. Just lingering on the outside or AT WORST, 10th..
At least he's fighting top 15 guys consistently. Better than fighting Schwartzlike bums. Not a Whyte fan, but gotta give him kudos for fighting the toughest schedule in the last couple of years.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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oogiebe wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 16:40
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 22 Jul 2019, 16:36

True. He hasn’t beaten a top 10 HW. Apart from Parker, which was very controversial.

Chisora was never a top 10 boxer when he fought Whyte. Just lingering on the outside or AT WORST, 10th..
At least he's fighting top 15 guys consistently. Better than fighting Schwartzlike bums. Not a Whyte fan, but gotta give him kudos for fighting the toughest schedule in the last couple of years.
Yes. He is fighting respectable opponents.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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Anyone think Dillian will sign with Haymon now to get his shot at Wilder?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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forcefraser wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 06:03
brilo33 wrote: 20 Jul 2019, 21:48 oscar fought on the front foot all night , hurt whyte , put whyte down , how did whyte win that

You are joking mate? That was a clear Whyte victory.

RIVAS fought well and would give most heavies a tough nights work, but he was out worked and outscored.

Looks like he has a solid chin too. He knew he lost that fight though.
watch it back now, had whyte clear 4rds, shame now knowing about whyte
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Re: Round-by-Round: Dillian Whyte vs. Oscar Rivas - 20 June 2019

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adamwillan wrote: 21 Jul 2019, 03:35
brilo33 wrote: 20 Jul 2019, 21:48 oscar fought on the front foot all night , hurt whyte , put whyte down , how did whyte win that
Boxing isnt a fight of the front foots...
watching it back now, whyte boxed well with that jab,changed the fight for him,
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