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Re: David Price Vacates Belts - right move?

Posted: 04 Dec 2013, 20:59
by brian13
Sprott / Chisora would not be that bad of a fight. They match up well style wise. Chisora / Audley though would be fun especially in the build up. Chisora beats both mentioned though.

Re: David Price Vacates Belts - right move?

Posted: 05 Dec 2013, 06:04
by Exoddus
It should be either Sprott coming in with 3 wins and winning the prizefighter tournament. Or John McDermott who won the Southern Area heavyweight title against Larry Olubamiwo and current English heavyweight champion after defeating Matt Skelton. To face Dereck Chisora for the British and maybe the Commonweath title.

I don't blame Price for vacating. He needs more time now he's with a different trainer. He also needs a confidant boost. Who's his promoter now?

Re: David Price Vacates Belts - right move?

Posted: 05 Dec 2013, 06:12
by The Insider
rhino222 wrote:Price v sprott could easily happen on an undercard in hamburg or somewhere. Without the added pressure of titles on line. Sprott travels well to germany and is a good talent there. Over about 8 rounds so price does not empty his tank! . . . . Good call i think.
I was thinking the same thing. Sprott has gained momentum after his PF win and it would be an easy fight to make in Germany as Sprott is a veteran of the circuit over there if late. I could definitely see Price v Sprott happening in the near future.

Re: David Price Vacates Belts - right move?

Posted: 05 Dec 2013, 06:28
by TopGun
2014, I suspect the following fighters to be going for the British title: Dillian Whyte, Anthony Joshua, McDermott, Sprott, Hughie Fury, Richard Towers.

That is on the basis, Price, Chisora, Fury are onto bigger and better things.

Re: David Price Vacates Belts - right move?

Posted: 05 Dec 2013, 18:07
by mikiesb
sprott vs chis good fight.

chis to win, then would beat browne for commonwealth title - but i reckon that would be a war.

no one else out there would be able to give chisora a decent run for the british title at the moment domestically.