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Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 20:02
by el_grande_mauro_mina
crusader wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSwvVALAORY

KD against Kosongo for those interested.
Kosongo is turning pro next week or the week after.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 20:21
by CiganoBoxer
rhino222 wrote:
Complete rubbish, it was not a great shot at all, it was an ear/carotid connection, similar to khan via garcia. Unfortunately for price, cracking fella that he is, but if you are an aspiring world heavyweight champion you hold that shot, you might get dazed but you hold on and tough it out. If you get caught you get up, its what champions do. The price bubble has been burst..klitschko would havetakenthat shot and held on, chisora would hold a shot like that all night, thompson got caught with a better shot earlier in the fight and he blinked! Thats what separates contenders from pretenders. Lets face it, thompson was brought over to fall over, past his peak, beenstopped before, a name on prices resume, not in particularly good shape, heaviest for a while. But price could not take a decent clip.

im gutted for big dave, but lets be realistic and forget our clouded judgement because dave is a nice guy. Tysonfury has been hit harder and better and got up to win, thats thedifference. Its not how often you get caught its how you deal with it.

Fury is our best hope now, he boxed well last fight, ingood shape, moved well, in and out an away. Price got too close too soon. Thompson should have been on the end of the jab for at least 6 rounds until he lost his will and his heart.

its all about levels.
This about summed it up for me :TU:

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 24 Feb 2013, 23:21
by WelshDevil
When Thompson came in that heavy and at the ripe old age of 41 - I expected him to fold after a few rounds and then head off to London, for some holiday shopping.

I bet he can't belief his luck that a harmless looking counter-cuff could do so much damage, to an undefeated Prospect.

Thompson is now being linked with any other upcoming fighter, as they see him as the perfect opponent to bash-up inorder to jump up the rankings.

One things for sure - 'The Tiger' won't be forgetting this holiday.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 03:02
by lefthook82
If Tony had been taken out by that shot we'd all be crying fix, dive, he just came for the check. It was awful awful punch. At least Garcia you see him get full leverage when he sparked Khan. That looked like the type of punch that people throw when the ref is about to say break, totally innocous looking.

He is gonna have to develop a jab, he needs to go Klitschko route from now on. Late ko's /boring decisions

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 06:29
by Butterbean
imo price got hit damn hard at the side of the head/temple. Imo he was doing rather good up until that.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 06:40
by CARLING
I wish people would drop comparing the Thompson punch to the one landed by Garcia on Khan. Garcia landed a full weight power punch (and he is a banger) which practically spun Khan around. Thompson landed a clip. I still think Thompson may landed a flush uppercut before the ear shot but the replays are inconclusive and it was not picked up by the commentary team.

If an uppercut did land first the Price may not be as fragile as the clip to the ear made him look. time will tell.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 06:47
by danconnollyeire
rossij8 wrote:
IRLangmaid25 wrote:
ValleysGav wrote:he be back.
Fury will get found out too. hes been on his backside by far worse than thompson
And not as a bigger puncher too as Naven Pajikic was only 16-0 with 5 knockouts on his slate going into that fight. So if Pajikic can drop him what the hell is one of the Brothers K going to do to Tyson Fury when he gets his go at one of them as both Wladimir and Vitali have knockout percentages that puts them up there with all time greats.
Fury was caught flush, knocked down and got up and then finished him off
Yep, Fury was caught with a BOMB of an overhand right, flush on the chin. Even Chuck Norris would've felt that. No issue that he got floored more issue that his defence let him down. Different issue with Price because it's boxing especially HW boxing and eventually in your career someone with punch you in the face. And often in HW boxing it's a lot harder than Thompson hit Price

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 07:18
by forcefraser
It`s not about whether you get knocked own or not, it`s about how you can get up and fight on.

Larry Holmes once got poleaxed by Ernie Shavers by a massive punch that would indeed have knocked out a horse. He somehow got up and stopped Shavers in the 11th.

Calzaghe has been put down a few times, but each time his head was clear and he went on to win. That is the definition of a good chin.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 07:20
by danconnollyeire
forcefraser wrote:It`s not about whether you get knocked own or not, it`s about how you can get up and fight on.

Larry Holmes once got poleaxed by Ernie Shavers by a massive punch that would indeed have knocked out a horse. He somehow got up and stopped Shavers in the 11th.

Calzaghe has been put down a few times, but each time his head was clear and he went on to win. That is the definition of a good chin.
Agreed. People question Haye's chin but he's always got up to win. Froch's been floored and he has a chin made of fvcking granite

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 07:27
by Hagler2002
Without a doubt Price will get KO'd again he has a glass jaw, glass ears, glass head.

My mother used to clip me around the ear harder than what Thompson hit him, and when he got up I thought he was doing a impression of Peter Crouch!

What the Scousers have on their hands is a slighty worse 6ft 8" version of Amir Khan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVBGrl2 ... ata_player

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 07:28
by pyenest77
He is gonna have to develop a jab, he needs to go Klitschko route from now on. Late ko's /boring decisions[/quote]

At last someone who is saying what I thought when I was watching it. I was amazed by the lack of jab from Price the Klitchkos have laid the bluepring for how to keep hold of the title & that is to work behind the jab.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 08:59
by loaded_gloves
Surely only someone who hates boxing and wants it to die would urge a young giant to adopt the Klitschko's deadly boring, safety-first vaginal style of fighting and comatize us all another 10 years?

Can't we go back to the days of Holyfield-Foreman, Tyson-Ruddock, Mercer-Morrison, Bowe/Holyfield, Holyfield/Tyson, Lewis/Mercer, Goloat/Bowe... you know, When Men Would Fight?

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 09:28
by CiganoBoxer
Anyone that says that cuff up the side of Prices head was hard enough to fell that big giant an make him do the chicken dance,ether knows FA about boxing or are just blind Price nut huggers .
If the Cat wasn't out of the bag before then it is now,Smart fighters if they fight Price will wanna exploit that weakness for sure ...i bet anyone here that as soon as hes stepped up again in class he gets KOed again in similar fashion ! bet ya.
Put it this way i wonder what odds you would get with a bookie on price going his next five fights without getting put down or KOed ? :lol:

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 09:41
by dondada
mrpedigree wrote:Anyone that says that cuff up the side of Prices head was hard enough to fell that big giant an make him do the chicken dance,ether knows FA about boxing or are just blind Price nut huggers .
If the Cat wasn't out of the bag before then it is now,Smart fighters if they fight Price will wanna exploit that weakness for sure ...i bet anyone here that as soon as hes stepped up again in class he gets KOed again in similar fashion ! bet ya.
Put it this way i wonder what odds you would get with a bookie on price going his next five fights without getting put down or KOed ? :lol:
Do you think Fury would fight him or feel like it's not worth the bother?

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 09:55
by Lenny Cravats
Fat Git wrote:
crusader wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSwvVALAORY

KD against Kosongo for those interested.
Kosongo is turning pro next week or the week after.
Hasn't that been the case for a couple of years now?

I'm sure I remember hearing about him turning pro 'next week', at some point in 2011.

Re: Well Well Well

Posted: 25 Feb 2013, 09:56
by CiganoBoxer
dondada wrote:
mrpedigree wrote:Anyone that says that cuff up the side of Prices head was hard enough to fell that big giant an make him do the chicken dance,ether knows FA about boxing or are just blind Price nut huggers .
If the Cat wasn't out of the bag before then it is now,Smart fighters if they fight Price will wanna exploit that weakness for sure ...i bet anyone here that as soon as hes stepped up again in class he gets KOed again in similar fashion ! bet ya.
Put it this way i wonder what odds you would get with a bookie on price going his next five fights without getting put down or KOed ? :lol:
Do you think Fury would fight him or feel like it's not worth the bother?
I think Fury wants that world title to much to fight Price at this stage,Also because Fury had beaten better guys and was farther up the ladder than Price etc
In all fairness to Team Fury and a few decent posters on here ,we all said Price chin was suspect .
I never forget Tysons comment in one interview that in the AMs David Price had been on the floor more times than an epileptics set of front door keys :lol: