Re: Price v Hammer
Posted: 04 Feb 2017, 16:12
I hope Price hammers him. A nice guy in a sport full of scoundrels. Well overdue a gift from the boxing gods.
Vincent stevenson wrote:Price by ko for me . A lot of negative posts on here about David mostly by people using Nick names and aliases . He's an exciting British heavyweight a bit of support and backing would not go amiss
Boxerbeetle wrote:A bit harsh to execute him for losing.samwbr wrote:Got to be Prices last chance. Lose this its back to the scaffolding.
What ? you're not staying up for the hard to call WBO/IBO super middle weight championship of the world ?clopixolacuphase wrote:Going to bed after Price. Hope he wins
jameswilson wrote:I've got a double on Ryder and Hammer to win. To get 4.95 on that double is far too good value to turn down I think.
TheLeprechaun wrote:crusader wrote:Good questionHorse wrote:Why is Price still so highly rated?
How many times does he have to be humiliated before people realise that he isn't very good?
Been splattered in all his fights above British level, yet was the comfortable favourite each time and is favourited yet again.
I remember being surprised at the Teper odds and expected many to bet on the Turk, but for some reason the consensus was that, despite his fragilities, Price was levels above. It seems a lot of people still highly value his size and power, though last time he fought a live opponent he was terrifed and hardly threw.
People say Hammer is short and has no power, but hes about the same height as Teper (ignore the bogus listings and look at the pics), and its not like someone has to be a huge puncher to hurt glasd chinnef opponents. Hammer knocking Larsen out cold suggests to me that Price will feel his shots.
Hammer is more of a boxer type and he can't outbox price you'd think. Not for the first 3-4 rounds anyway. Price should keep him at length for those rounds and possibly land a big right.
Problem is, it hardly takes Einstein to work out what price is going to do. If hammer conserves himself and extends him past 6, it's anyone's guess what happens. Because I doubt Price can do 12 rounds carrying around 20 stone and being as inactive as he is. 33 years old now as well.
Lol.Kro wrote:Well saidVincent stevenson wrote:Price by ko for me . A lot of negative posts on here about David mostly by people using Nick names and aliases . He's an exciting British heavyweight a bit of support and backing would not go amiss
Haha gota love Haye and the #Bellend.Kro wrote:bodyactive wrote:So Coldwells not the trainer he thinks he is
Coldwell told price what to do, not his fault price didn't execute his instructions.bodyactive wrote:So Coldwells not the trainer he thinks he is.Bet he swallows lol jus t comparing the size of boxer trainer. It was nice to see his slimey mush After.
Wrong again :(asdfjkl wrote:Well, I'm sorry, but I expect Hammer to win this one by KO in round 6 ish.