I can only imagine how devastated you must be I didn't lose all my money
Did Audley lay the blueprint to beating Price?
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Hagler2002
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Re: Did Audley lay the blueprint to beating Price?
kingfinn, that bullshit reply is nearly as embarrassing as when you put up another post each time you'd punted another fiver on Audley.
I can only imagine how devastated you must be I didn't lose all my money
I can only imagine how devastated you must be I didn't lose all my money
Re: Did Audley lay the blueprint to beating Price?
£37 quid is hardly going to see me in the poor house is it. I wrote this before i put on more money.Hagler2002 wrote:kingfinn, that bullshit reply is nearly as embarrassing as when you put up another post each time you'd punted another fiver on Audley.
I can only imagine how devastated you must be I didn't lose all my money
How much did you bet in the end hagler? What makes you think im some bitter guy who wants to see someone lose their money to be fair ive seen your picture on twitter you look like you need the money more than mekingfinn wrote:If i had to bet my life on it i would be going 1-5 most likely 1-3 for price. However i dont have to bet my life and i think harrison will do it in the 5 or possibly 1-3 if he just goes out blazing. If the fight goes long the bigger the chance price will land a big ko shot.Karl Jade wrote:Price wins 1-3.
Re: Did Audley lay the blueprint to beating Price?
As bizarre as this may sound, Sam Sexton laid the blueprint to beating Price 
He didn't have the tools to it carry out, but watch the first 3 rounds again: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjsaO5bU4So
Price literally can't lay a glove on him for the first 3 rounds - and this despite Sexton not having the best footwork and being 20% bodyfat.
Sexton also chooses well his moments to come in and attack. He just is quite slow & telegraphed when he does it. And doesn't vary the shots.
As I said, sadly he is a limited fighter and whilst the gameplan was spot on he simply doesn't have the tools [speed, agility or reach, size] to implement it.
Looking at how Price is beginning to actually gas trying to catch Sexton by round 3, I think someone like David Haye atm would make mincemeat of Price based on the Sexton fight.
It highlights just how poor Audley Harrison was and his lack of any cohesive gameplan. It was borderline idiotic tbh. He clearly doesn't even have Sexton's punch resistance [a man KO'd twice by Chisora & arguably once by Rogan].
I guess Audley was stung by the Haye fight and wanted to go all gunz blazing. Ironically, he would have been best served being every bit as cautious as he was with Haye in the first 2 rounds and then counterpunching as a much bigger hitter with a big reach than the featherfisted Sexton.
EDIT: I just watched the Audley vs Price 'fight' again, and Audley was bolt upright, not protecting his chin at any time. Pawing with his right 'jab'. He is now a truly dreadful professional boxer :( I'd love to know how low into the British Heavyweights he would have to dip to get a win? I think McDermott & Sexton would have his number tbh!
He didn't have the tools to it carry out, but watch the first 3 rounds again: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjsaO5bU4So
Price literally can't lay a glove on him for the first 3 rounds - and this despite Sexton not having the best footwork and being 20% bodyfat.
Sexton also chooses well his moments to come in and attack. He just is quite slow & telegraphed when he does it. And doesn't vary the shots.
As I said, sadly he is a limited fighter and whilst the gameplan was spot on he simply doesn't have the tools [speed, agility or reach, size] to implement it.
Looking at how Price is beginning to actually gas trying to catch Sexton by round 3, I think someone like David Haye atm would make mincemeat of Price based on the Sexton fight.
It highlights just how poor Audley Harrison was and his lack of any cohesive gameplan. It was borderline idiotic tbh. He clearly doesn't even have Sexton's punch resistance [a man KO'd twice by Chisora & arguably once by Rogan].
I guess Audley was stung by the Haye fight and wanted to go all gunz blazing. Ironically, he would have been best served being every bit as cautious as he was with Haye in the first 2 rounds and then counterpunching as a much bigger hitter with a big reach than the featherfisted Sexton.
EDIT: I just watched the Audley vs Price 'fight' again, and Audley was bolt upright, not protecting his chin at any time. Pawing with his right 'jab'. He is now a truly dreadful professional boxer :( I'd love to know how low into the British Heavyweights he would have to dip to get a win? I think McDermott & Sexton would have his number tbh!
Re: Did Audley lay the blueprint to beating Price?
I enjoy reading all your comments and do think them over but have to say we have our own blueprint to get to the world title and win it and no matter what any ones says i will not be derail in our plan's or path to the top. We have taking a few fighters to the top this way. If you guys were doing this full time you might have a different out look on how to move a fighter forward.But thanks for all your support on this great ride to the top and i hope you all enjoy it as much as team price are .