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keithmoonhangover
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Post by keithmoonhangover »

Price just beat a 40 year old that lost to Martin Rogan 4 years ago. Big deal. I predicted a one round blow out and that's what we got.

When is Price going to fight someone that has a chance of winning? People are getting completely carried away.
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Post by keithmoonhangover »

The Dark Destroyer wrote:x2.

Chisora would be a test, Fury too. Hopefully he'll be in with one of those two rather than Skelton next.
Price vs Skelton is a coma waiting to happen - that is a very bad match.

Chisora is the next logical step, but it's Fury's leftovers.

The Fury fight won't happen. Fury won't fight on allegedly and Price won't fight on 5. If it did, Fury will win by KO.
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Post by el_grande_mauro_mina »

keithmoonhangover wrote:Price just beat a 40 year old that lost to Martin Rogan 4 years ago. Big deal. I predicted a one round blow out and that's what we got.

When is Price going to fight someone that has a chance of winning? People are getting completely carried away.
He is going to step up and he is going to get beat - hopefully in front of all his chirpy fans in the Echo arena. :roll:

In the old days - he would have fought a few over the hill yanks like Eddie Chambers and Oliver McCall - oh hang on, McCall at 52 years old would knock him out.
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Fat Git wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Price just beat a 40 year old that lost to Martin Rogan 4 years ago. Big deal. I predicted a one round blow out and that's what we got.

When is Price going to fight someone that has a chance of winning? People are getting completely carried away.
He is going to step up and he is going to get beat - hopefully in front of all his chirpy fans in the Echo arena. :roll:
Don't be bitter towards Pricey if you don't like his fans. The man's a gent.
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Post by Hagler2002 »

Price imo is levels above anyone at British level apart from Haye.

Time will tell but he has the look of a young Klitschko and the power to match.
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Post by loaded_gloves »

I disagree - I thought Harrison obviously beat Rogan. That was a silly decision.
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Post by el_grande_mauro_mina »

jBacca wrote:
Fat Git wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Price just beat a 40 year old that lost to Martin Rogan 4 years ago. Big deal. I predicted a one round blow out and that's what we got.

When is Price going to fight someone that has a chance of winning? People are getting completely carried away.
He is going to step up and he is going to get beat - hopefully in front of all his chirpy fans in the Echo arena. :roll:
Don't be bitter towards Pricey if you don't like his fans. The man's a gent.
I knew you would pipe up.

Nothing to do with not liking Price, he will step up and he will be exposed. I am sure he is a nice person, the 'fans' tonight were a disgrace.
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Fat Git wrote:
jBacca wrote:
Fat Git wrote:
He is going to step up and he is going to get beat - hopefully in front of all his chirpy fans in the Echo arena. :roll:
Don't be bitter towards Pricey if you don't like his fans. The man's a gent.
I knew you would pipe up.

Nothing to do with not liking Price, he will step up and he will be exposed. I am sure he is a nice person, the 'fans' tonight were a disgrace.
You're too obvious sometimes, Carlos. :wink:
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Price just beat a 40 year old that lost to Martin Rogan 4 years ago. Big deal. I predicted a one round blow out and that's what we got.

When is Price going to fight someone that has a chance of winning? People are getting completely carried away.

Like who !!

Furys team relenquished!!

He has mullerd McDermott,sexton & done a much better job then haye!!
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Post by el_grande_mauro_mina »

jBacca wrote:
Fat Git wrote:
jBacca wrote:
He is going to step up and he is going to get beat - hopefully in front of all his chirpy fans in the Echo arena. :roll:
Don't be bitter towards Pricey if you don't like his fans. The man's a gent.
I knew you would pipe up.

Nothing to do with not liking Price, he will step up and he will be exposed. I am sure he is a nice person, the 'fans' tonight were a disgrace.
You're too obvious sometimes, Carlos. :wink:[/quote]

:D
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Post by palooka »

Intercontinetal insults and slights are so instant these days, you'd have had to send a telegram by steam boat not so long ago.
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hurlock wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Price just beat a 40 year old that lost to Martin Rogan 4 years ago. Big deal. I predicted a one round blow out and that's what we got.

When is Price going to fight someone that has a chance of winning? People are getting completely carried away.

Like who you doughnut!!

Furys team relenquished!!

He has mullerd McDermott,sexton & done a much better job then haye!!

You talk sh1t
He just chinned a shot 40 year old. What's impressive about that?
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Post by hurlock »

Apologies for my language.but price has beat everyone he has needed to beat & fury is the only one out there & chose to relenquish.
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Post by lillywhite14 »

Much better job than Haye? Why?

Audley managed to throw a punch against Price. He didn't manage that against Haye :lol:

Seriously, stop with the Haye chat. Haye is a two time world champion ( including undisputed at cruiser ) and has fought the best in two divisions. Price is lining up a fight against Skelton. Different levels.

Sprott knocked a better version of Audley out a million years ago. Don't mean a thing.
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Fury is a good kid but Price is too powerful; can't see why one has to be knocked off now; they are both entertaining boxers and there are loads of overrated yanks they can hammer, one of them will win a title or other and they'll meet for lots of money. No need to be sad :cry:
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lillywhite14 wrote:Much better job than Haye? Why?

Audley managed to throw a punch against Price. He didn't manage that against Haye :lol:

Seriously, stop with the Haye chat. Haye is a two time world champion ( including undisputed at cruiser ) and has fought the best in two divisions. Price is lining up a fight against Skelton. Different levels.

Sprott knocked a better version of Audley out a million years ago. Don't mean a thing.
Didn't sprott taste the canvas first??

Haye was just as cautious as Harrison from the start.

Price cut him & pulverised him & didn't show any apprehension.

The fact you are putting haye in such high regard makes me wonder why you ain't giving price any credit
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The Dark Destroyer wrote:Any credit for what? Doing exactly what was expected of him? He did what most thought he would, well done to him, but let's not get carried away.
I thought it could of been tricky.price has shown struggles with southpaws in the past & if audley turns up its a contest! Aid didn't appear scared or didn't swallow it he got bashed & I was abit surprised in the fashion price done it
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hurlock wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote:Any credit for what? Doing exactly what was expected of him? He did what most thought he would, well done to him, but let's not get carried away.
I thought it could of been tricky.price has shown struggles with southpaws in the past & if audley turns up its a contest! Aid didn't appear scared or didn't swallow it he got bashed & I was abit surprised in the fashion price done it
Please Hurlock - I've seen loads of your posts and you do know your arse from your elbow but Harrison was full on wide eyed scared to death going into the ring. He did not throw a punch he thought would lnd with force or leave him in range and feinted with his lead right. All bout long his gloves were open, not closed in a fist. The man got knocked out (every boxer faces the possibility, most paid far less) but did less than anyone I can remember to make it a real contest.
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Post by 15829 »

What was up with Prices fans tonight? there was a bit of a fight during the JLD fight but that happens at nearly every show
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Post by keithmoonhangover »

Next up a 45 year old who also isn't good enough to beat Rogan... Brave matchmaking there Mr Malonet. I don't remember Lennox fighting old blokes on the way up.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Next up a 45 year old who also isn't good enough to beat Rogan... Brave matchmaking there Mr Malonet. I don't remember Lennox fighting old blokes on the way up.
I watched him box dan murphy at sheffield city hall, chis saunders boxed and so did mark ramsey, harold knight was there and looked the meanest of the lot
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Post by TheCobra »

Price's record is pretty poor, he needs to step it up now, the time has come to up the level of opposition. Audley was a minor step up in terms of it being a bigger event and a name, but unfortunately that's all it was.

Chisora would be the next logical step I agree, Fury is difficult to make and both will avoid it to follow their own path to possible world title shots.

I have absolutely NO interest whatsoever in seeing Price in with old man Skelton. Don't do it Frank.
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Post by el_grande_mauro_mina »

A good next fight for Price would be Travis Walker over 10 rounds.

Pajkic and Firtha who Fury had trouble with would be good tests as would Alex Leapai.
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palooka wrote:
hurlock wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote:Any credit for what? Doing exactly what was expected of him? He did what most thought he would, well done to him, but let's not get carried away.
I thought it could of been tricky.price has shown struggles with southpaws in the past & if audley turns up its a contest! Aid didn't appear scared or didn't swallow it he got bashed & I was abit surprised in the fashion price done it
Please Hurlock - I've seen loads of your posts and you do know your arse from your elbow but Harrison was full on wide eyed scared to death going into the ring. He did not throw a punch he thought would lnd with force or leave him in range and feinted with his lead right. All bout long his gloves were open, not closed in a fist. The man got knocked out (every boxer faces the possibility, most paid far less) but did less than anyone I can remember to make it a real contest.
Don't know my arse from my elbow! Lol why are you debating with me then!

I didn't actually see the fight. But the person who I spoke to about the result is much more qualified & is a million times more respectful then yourself
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Post by el_grande_mauro_mina »

hurlock wrote:
palooka wrote:
hurlock wrote:Any credit for what? Doing exactly what was expected of him? He did what most thought he would, well done to him, but let's not get carried away.

I thought it could of been tricky.price has shown struggles with southpaws in the past & if audley turns up its a contest! Aid didn't appear scared or didn't swallow it he got bashed & I was abit surprised in the fashion price done it
Please Hurlock - I've seen loads of your posts and you do know your arse from your elbow but Harrison was full on wide eyed scared to death going into the ring. He did not throw a punch he thought would lnd with force or leave him in range and feinted with his lead right. All bout long his gloves were open, not closed in a fist. The man got knocked out (every boxer faces the possibility, most paid far less) but did less than anyone I can remember to make it a real contest.
Don't know my arse from my elbow! Lol why are you debating with me then!

I didn't actually see the fight. But the person who I spoke to about the result is much more qualified & is a million times more respectful then yourself
:lol:

He is saying that you do!
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