Price v Tepper

Price v Tepper - who wins?

Price KO/TKO/disq
89
50%
Tepper KO/TKO/disq
82
46%
Price points
6
3%
Tepper points
2
1%
 
Total votes: 179

cold187
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by cold187 »

Price will be recycled and stil cash out vs AJ.
We all know how a few wins builds hype

If arreola can get another title shit beating bums price can get a shot at AJ

Still can make sense business terms
Ian1973
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by Ian1973 »

I echo what people have already said in this thread. Price is finished. His performance last night wasn't just disappointing, for me it was awful. He looked to have no confidence at all and didn't control the fight for a second. Price should've controlled the distance with a stiff jab. There was nothing stiff about his jab and Teper therefore had no respect for it. Once he landed properly it was always likely to be lights out. No movement, no real boxing skills - very, very poor.

I can't see where Price has left to go. I've seen one or two people talking about him fighting Joshua - can't happen, won't happen. Joshua is moving forward rapidly and has nothing to gain by knocking Price over.
jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I'm not sure it's really safe for Price to carry on, he's just cannon fodder now.
PokerRob
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by PokerRob »

Ian1973 wrote:I echo what people have already said in this thread. Price is finished. His performance last night wasn't just disappointing, for me it was awful. He looked to have no confidence at all and didn't control the fight for a second. Price should've controlled the distance with a stiff jab. There was nothing stiff about his jab and Teper therefore had no respect for it. Once he landed properly it was always likely to be lights out. No movement, no real boxing skills - very, very poor.

I can't see where Price has left to go. I've seen one or two people talking about him fighting Joshua - can't happen, won't happen. Joshua is moving forward rapidly and has nothing to gain by knocking Price over.
I agree, the risk reward ratio for fighting Price now is terrible!
Dixonian
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by Dixonian »

I watched this after reading the comments. Mentally, I thought he looked fine. He tried to get his shots and was willing to engage. However, he didn't seem to even try to maintain the distance and throw the jab properly. He just lurked around in the pocket of his opponent. Bizarre.
surfthehurf
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by surfthehurf »

I think he loses his bottle in the moments before the fight. What he needed 2 years ago was for someone like Adam Booth (I thought he was involved for a little while?) or Peter Fury to put him through the rigours of a boxing clinic. He just went back to his old trainer and seems to have kept the same bad habits. Brawlers must love fighting him
handsofstone
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by handsofstone »

bripez wrote:Does anybody have a link for this fight ?
Its on YouTube :TU:

Or at least it was last night
ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by ShadrachSimmo »

Dixonian wrote:I watched this after reading the comments. Mentally, I thought he looked fine. He tried to get his shots and was willing to engage. However, he didn't seem to even try to maintain the distance and throw the jab properly. He just lurked around in the pocket of his opponent. Bizarre.
It placed the fight right in Teppers hands. And let's face it Teppers no world beater it won't take someone any better than Price to beat him I feel.

But fair play to him he capitalised on Prices fragility and may end making a few quid now.
surfthehurf
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by surfthehurf »

kudos to those who predicted this outcome in the thread below :bag: :KO:

http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... 9#p4211549

I (OP) pointed out that it's a big challenge, but I voted that he'd win so I can't take much credit!
Boxerbeetle
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by Boxerbeetle »

surfthehurf wrote:kudos to those who predicted this outcome in the thread below :bag: :KO:

http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... 9#p4211549

I (OP) pointed out that it's a big challenge, but I voted that he'd win so I can't take much credit!
On that thread I said if he comes out hesitant and paws with his jab he would get dominated - I'll take that as a successful prediction :lol:
mickey1975
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by mickey1975 »

forcefraser wrote:Plumbing for Pricey from now on. Poor bugger
His gay lover Boomer predicted Price to rule the roost, and Swifty, and Selkirk.. He thought it was going to be a Scouse p4p top 5 round about now....
palooka
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by palooka »

forcefraser wrote:Plumbing for Pricey from now on. Poor bugger
I'd sooner fit a bathroom than get knocked out.
Supremo
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by Supremo »

I'd love to hear how he gets on in sparring. He is just so ineffective and unable to keep an opponent at bay that he must surely take heavy punishment in sparring? They must have known this was going to happen?
tony1234
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by tony1234 »

Joshua would massacre Price, it wouldn't be nice to see
JimJim2009
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by JimJim2009 »

palooka wrote:
forcefraser wrote:Plumbing for Pricey from now on. Poor bugger
I'd sooner fit a bathroom than get knocked out.
Jesus that's funny :bow:
veriton
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by veriton »

stevedoc wrote:
veriton wrote:plenty of fights out there for price if he wants to carry on..i'd go for someone like piennata or wach. he just needs some lumbering lanky opponents to look good against. bit strange boxing news didnt even have a preview for his fight...there was a time when the euro heavyweight title was big news.
I can't see price fighting again he's to damaged now with 0% confidence ,he looked really gun shy like an amateur scared to take shots . I doubt he'd want to carry on as an opponent getting chinned each fight as he doesn't seem to be able to do 10 RDS either

i dunno mate, ryan rhodes got blasted in two by jason matthews and looked absolutely awful and he went on to have a fine career. i dont think he looked gun shy, he was eating shots for fun...if anything he looked keen to take shots to prove to himself that he could. that tactic could have worked if he had used his jab properly and maintained the right distance.
palooka
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by palooka »

He looked shocked that someone was throwing punches at him, I'm not sure what hhe expected in a boxing !match. If his game is power shots then he should throw power shots and not back up before a punch is thrown. He acquiesced immediately and looked like a novice inside, clutching and turning his head.
mickey1975
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by mickey1975 »

Rhodes had all sorts going on behind the scenes, Price was well looked after. The writing was on the wall years ago, just only a few of us saw it. Glen McCrory said it on telly when Price was still unbeaten.
veriton
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by veriton »

mickey1975 wrote:Rhodes had all sorts going on behind the scenes, Price was well looked after. The writing was on the wall years ago, just only a few of us saw it. Glen McCrory said it on telly when Price was still unbeaten.
whether rhodes had ote going on behind the scenes or not (as i would think most boxers do) he got whacked by matthews while pratting about with hands down, then sparked when he started swinging wildly when hurt.

price has just been done over, but there is a way back. he can bang and he's a big lump and he's in a division where losses are forgiven much more easily than in others.

look at deontay wilder, price would have a chance in that fight....
JimJim2009
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by JimJim2009 »

mickey1975 wrote:Rhodes had all sorts going on behind the scenes, Price was well looked after. The writing was on the wall years ago, just only a few of us saw it. Glen McCrory said it on telly when Price was still unbeaten.
What did glen say ? I must have missed that
palooka
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by palooka »

veriton wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Rhodes had all sorts going on behind the scenes, Price was well looked after. The writing was on the wall years ago, just only a few of us saw it. Glen McCrory said it on telly when Price was still unbeaten.
whether rhodes had ote going on behind the scenes or not (as i would think most boxers do) he got whacked by matthews while pratting about with hands down, then sparked when he started swinging wildly when hurt.

price has just been done over, but there is a way back. he can bang and he's a big lump and he's in a division where losses are forgiven much more easily than in others.

look at deontay wilder, price would have a chance in that fight....
Price would have a chance of being seriously hurt.
Supremo
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by Supremo »

veriton wrote:
mickey1975 wrote: look at deontay wilder, price would have a chance in that fight....

If you cant deal with a limited plodder like Tepper then you wont live with Wilder who is athletic and can bang. Price was never great to start with in my opinion but what he had he has lost and has regressed badly through a lack of confidence. He is finished, absolutely no hope in hell of ever being a contender now.
Tangerine
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by Tangerine »

Can you imagine Wilder windmilling his face.Wilder would have him beaten before they even entered the arena.
mickey1975
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by mickey1975 »

JimJim2009 wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Rhodes had all sorts going on behind the scenes, Price was well looked after. The writing was on the wall years ago, just only a few of us saw it. Glen McCrory said it on telly when Price was still unbeaten.
What did glen say ? I must have missed that
Price commentated on a Wlad fight and said he hoped he'd be ready in a couple of years. Glen said it was odd and should be screaming for him. He said it was worrying.
reggaereggae
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Re: Price v Tepper

Post by reggaereggae »

When I saw what shape Tepper was in, I put a small bet on Price 1-3. I hovered around the any winner 1-3 but didn't take it.

David looked awful after a round, shell shocked . He pawed with his jab and panicked every time Tepper vaguely landed....

And what was Price trying to do, imitating the mayweather shoulder roll???

Looking at te elation on Tepper's face and all his team after he won, it seemed like they were all surprised as well.

Poor David is shell shocked and has lost all his confidence.
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