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Heard a interview that Mike Perez wants to fight. any of the heavys in uk

But then its......he was asking too much!

Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?

Dan Dares wrote:Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?

I think Fury would fight him in Dublin.

billy bessey wrote:

Dan Dares wrote:Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?[/quot

theres a promoter on here who says one of his boys is ready to fight anybody now so what do you reckon Frank?

Would be a big test for any heavy billy

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Dan Dares wrote:Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?

I think Fury would fight him in Dublin.

Good fight

FIGHTFANs wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Dan Dares wrote:Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?

I think Fury would fight him in Dublin.

Good fight

but wouldnt sell tickets!

slapbangwhallop wrote:

FIGHTFANs wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote: I think Fury would fight him in Dublin.

Good fight

but wouldnt sell tickets!

I'd buy one and with Fury's Irish origins, I think a lot of other people would to.

They won't want to fight him because he would beat them all.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

slapbangwhallop wrote:

FIGHTFANs wrote: Good fight

but wouldnt sell tickets!

I'd buy one and with Fury's Irish origins, I think a lot of other people would to.

I cant see it. It would need to be a main support to another fight, in my honest and humble opinion.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Dan Dares wrote:Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?

I think Fury would fight him in Dublin.

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funso banjo baby wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

Dan Dares wrote:Do any of the heavy's in the UK fancy it though?

I think Fury would fight him in Dublin.

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Care to expand Funso?

Frank's job is to say Price is ready for anyone in the UK, but steer him accordingly, keep him unbeaten, step him up, and progress him towards major titles.

In this instance, its Frank's job to find a ruddy good reason not to put Price in with Perez, who would (IMO) ruin Price's career. I would love to see it happen though.

yiddo14 wrote:They won't want to fight him because he would beat them all.

He wouldn't beat David Price!!

I think him v Del Boy is a 50/50 fight too imo

Bomber 1 wrote:

yiddo14 wrote:They won't want to fight him because he would beat them all.

He wouldn't beat David Price!!

I think him v Del Boy is a 50/50 fight too imo

You scouse lads stick together like glue. Would be a top fight Price vs Perez, would be nice to see it for something meaningful like euro title maybe ina few fights time if they both can steer their way to that point.

JimJim2009 wrote:Frank's job is to say Price is ready for anyone in the UK, but steer him accordingly, keep him unbeaten, step him up, and progress him towards major titles.

In this instance, its Frank's job to find a ruddy good reason not to put Price in with Perez, who would (IMO) ruin Price's career. I would love to see it happen though.

Completely agree. Perez is better than anyone else on the UK scene apart from Haye.

I agree too, the way he walked through Tony and fields makes me think he'd beat anyone in uk maybe even Europe IMHO only haye and klits would give him trouble

the truth wrote:I agree too, the way he walked through Tony and fields makes me think he'd beat anyone in uk maybe even Europe IMHO only haye and klits would give him trouble

I would like to see him in a full length bout against a world class heavyweight before I say the same. Any top HW would have beaten Tony, Manswell, and Fields and it hardly means they would easily beat every other guy in the division outside the big three.

I just think Fury and Price are knockouts waiting to happen. Match them against each other, see what happens... !

Perez looks a class above, to be honest. That said, he's not exactly had it tough so far.

crusader wrote:

the truth wrote:I agree too, the way he walked through Tony and fields makes me think he'd beat anyone in uk maybe even Europe IMHO only haye and klits would give him trouble

I would like to see him in a full length bout against a world class heavyweight before I say the same. Any top HW would have beaten Tony, Manswell, and Fields and it hardly means they would easily beat every other guy in the division outside the big three.

Could you tell me who? Apart from haye , klits, would have beaten them three as easily as Perez ?

An old Monte Barrett hurt a fresh version of Fields with the first clean punch he landed and he had things done with in under a minute, while Stiverne scored a devastating 2nd round KO over Manswell. Tony didn't even try to put up a fight, probably because he has a kickboxing match scheduled for the 14th and he didn't want to risk suffering a serious injury that would preclude him from taking that match. I will also add that Tony shouldn't have even been in the semi-finals after the horrible Orlov beat him around the ring.

I really don't see the best heavyweights having any sort of problems with the likes of Manswell, Tony, or Fields. None of these three fighters have ever come close to beating even a fringe contender and they are top 75 at best. To suggest that Perez would easily beat every HW contender based on winning this edition of PF is going way overboard in my view. Perez looks very promising but I think we should wait until he looks great against a world class opponent before prognosticating that he will dominate most of the division.

whicker wrote:I just think Fury and Price are knockouts waiting to happen.

I agree with this, especially Price. Looks unstoppable going forward but no-one's really lamped him on the chin yet.

Perez was all business. Like the look of him.

crusader wrote:An old Monte Barrett hurt a fresh version of Fields with the first clean punch he landed and he had things done with in under a minute, while Stiverne scored a devastating 2nd round KO over Manswell. Tony didn't even try to put up a fight, probably because he has a kickboxing match scheduled for the 14th and he didn't want to risk suffering a serious injury that would preclude him from taking that match. I will also add that Tony shouldn't have even been in the semi-finals after the horrible Orlov beat him around the ring.

I really don't see the best heavyweights having any sort of problems with the likes of Manswell, Tony, or Fields. None of these three fighters have ever come close to beating even a fringe contender and they are top 75 at best. To suggest that Perez would easily beat every HW contender based on winning this edition of PF is going way overboard in my view. Perez looks very promising but I think we should wait until he looks great against a world class opponent before prognosticating that he will dominate most of the division.

According to rumours he's sparred almost every top heavyweight In uk and played with them

Good old sparring rumours, I remember when Danny Williams was one of the best heavyweights in the world (in sparring)

crusader wrote:. To suggest that Perez would easily beat every HW contender based on winning this edition of PF is going way overboard in my view.

True- and he hasn't exactly had it tough in the pro ranks so far. But none the less, the way he won was impressive , even against those opponents. Moreover, he was a very good amateur.