Good on him, although I do wish Fury had taken the fight. And I'm STILL wondering where the hell Fury is? It's been months and months since we've heard from him...David Price says he has already put Tyson Fury behind him as he prepares to take on Sam Sexton on May 19.
Price will fight for the British heavyweight title vacated by Fury, who opted to take a different career route rather than clash with the Liverpudlian who was the mandatory challenger.
But the 28-year-old current English champion, who has won all-but two of his12 pro fights by stoppage, insists that Sexton is now taking all his attention.
"I've moved on from the Tyson Fury debacle and it's time for me to focus on Sam Sexton, who is a very good fighter and needs 100 per cent of my attention," Price told Sky Sports.
Price "has forgotten about Fury"
Price "has forgotten about Fury"
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doctorboxing
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Re: Price "has forgotten about Fury"
He was interviewed in the ring on the last Channel 5 bill along with Martin Rogan to promote their April fight.dookus wrote:
Good on him, although I do wish Fury had taken the fight. And I'm STILL wondering where the hell Fury is? It's been months and months since we've heard from him...
Re: Price "has forgotten about Fury"
I'm sure that a 'Furious Tyson furious as everyone is scared to fight Tyson' press release will be on its way shortly.
Re: Price "has forgotten about Fury"
Whoops, I stand corrected.doctorboxing wrote:He was interviewed in the ring on the last Channel 5 bill along with Martin Rogan to promote their April fight.dookus wrote:
Good on him, although I do wish Fury had taken the fight. And I'm STILL wondering where the hell Fury is? It's been months and months since we've heard from him...
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IRLangmaid25
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Re: Price "has forgotten about Fury"
David Price has his own goals and ambitions which are being shaped and guided by Frank Maloney so it does not matter to him whether or not Tyson Fury will provide an obstacle in his goals in the foreseeable future whether it be on domestic or world level and Fury has the same with Mick Hennessy and Price has currently got focus on win the British title against Sam Sexton in Liverpool.