BoxRec

This is the current IBF list.

1 Joseph Parker New Zealand
2 Kubrat Pulev Bulgaria
3 David Haye United Kingdom
4 Johan Duhaupas France
5 Andy Ruiz Mexico
6 Carlos Takam France
7 Vyacheslav Glazkov Ukraine
8 Eric Molina United States
9 Jarrell Miller United States
10 Derek Chisora Zimbabwe
11 Charles Martin United States
12 David Price England
13 Izuagbe Ugonoh Poland
14 Hugie Fury England
15 Erkan Teper Germany

What a murderers row! People are right, the heavyweight division is turning itself around now that Klit has gone!

The King is dead. Long live the.......UFC.

David Frickin' Price ? what the hell has he done other than get knocked cold the last few years ?

Parker(1) v Ruiz(5) Dec 10 for WBO world title

Are the only 2 I can find with anything penned in. It amazes me that martin is still held so high when he fell over, but breazeale has been bombed out below a drug cheat teper.

MightyWarrior wrote:David Frickin' Price ? what the hell has he done other than get knocked cold the last few years ?

He's gonna be his next opponent IMO.

Whilst I don't think Eddie will be able to resist serving up a Christmas turkey for himself and AJ, they surely can't let it get into next week without announcing an opponent for Dec 10th.

Anybody seen anything of Izuagbe Ugonoh?

He has a good record against very limited opposition.

As for Joshua it's Price or Molina, I think it will be Price. Neither guys are PPV, but there you go?

I would like the Price fight more if he had a good win under his belt but it's hard to see it being anything other than a Joshua very early KO. Although I will be championing for the opposite.

MrJasonM wrote:Anybody seen anything of Izuagbe Ugonoh?

He has a good record against very limited opposition.

As for Joshua it's Price or Molina, I think it will be Price. Neither guys are PPV, but there you go?

I would like the Price fight more if he had a good win under his belt but it's hard to see it being anything other than a Joshua very early KO. Although I will be championing for the opposite.

He's a bit crude but a monster puncher, stalemate of Parker

Pictures apparently doing the rounds of Molina at the airport on route to Manchester for a press conference, of course he could be going anywhere but it is beginning to sound more like him every passing day.

Boxing Prospect wrote:

MrJasonM wrote:Anybody seen anything of Izuagbe Ugonoh?

He has a good record against very limited opposition.

As for Joshua it's Price or Molina, I think it will be Price. Neither guys are PPV, but there you go?

I would like the Price fight more if he had a good win under his belt but it's hard to see it being anything other than a Joshua very early KO. Although I will be championing for the opposite.

He's a bit crude but a monster puncher, stalemate of Parker

He's top 3 fastest in the division as well I'd say, along with Wilder and Jennings. He looks promising.

nitro5912 wrote:Parker(1) v Ruiz(5) Dec 10 for WBO world title

Are the only 2 I can find with anything penned in. It amazes me that martin is still held so high when he fell over, but breazeale has been bombed out below a drug cheat teper.

When?

It'll be Price. Horrible fight and not one I can even look forward to in the slightest. I'll watch it on Kodi or maybe even take the Mrs out for the evening and gain some brownie points by telling her I've picked her over the boxing Little does she know it's total crap that's on! In any case there's no way I'm paying to watch the utter gash!

Stuarty30 wrote:It'll be Price. Horrible fight and not one I can even look forward to in the slightest. I'll watch it on Kodi or maybe even take the Mrs out for the evening and gain some brownie points by telling her I've picked her over the boxing Little does she know it's total crap that's on! In any case there's no way I'm paying to watch the utter gash!

Price is a walkover for Joshua. Sickening fight.

I'm putting a bag on Price

Molina will be announced today

Tomasino wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:It'll be Price. Horrible fight and not one I can even look forward to in the slightest. I'll watch it on Kodi or maybe even take the Mrs out for the evening and gain some brownie points by telling her I've picked her over the boxing Little does she know it's total crap that's on! In any case there's no way I'm paying to watch the utter gash!

Price is a walkover for Joshua. Sickening fight.

Big Pricey at least has a punchers chance, I hope it happens just to root for the bingo right hand, the chance of Price throwing a clean right appeals to me more than any of the other fights it's likely to be, such as Molina or whatever... who literally have no chance.

The look on Eddie's face if Price hits him with the punk would get framed in my office.

Ricky_ wrote:

Tomasino wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:It'll be Price. Horrible fight and not one I can even look forward to in the slightest. I'll watch it on Kodi or maybe even take the Mrs out for the evening and gain some brownie points by telling her I've picked her over the boxing Little does she know it's total crap that's on! In any case there's no way I'm paying to watch the utter gash!

Price is a walkover for Joshua. Sickening fight.

Big Pricey at least has a punchers chance, I hope it happens just to root for the bingo right hand, the chance of Price throwing a clean right appeals to me more than any of the other fights it's likely to be, such as Molina or whatever... who literally have no chance.

The look on Eddie's face if Price hits him with the punk would get framed in my office.

If that happens we'll have to endure the inevitable rematch though! The thought of that makes my bollocks shrivel!

I'd say Price is as dangerous a walkover a man can have, one shot could totally derail Hearn's plans.

I'd say it's a slim chance, maybe 5%, but there's still a danger there.

Molina. Another one with zero chance of winning . At least Price had a huge punch even if likely he'd get ironed out in 2 rounds. There would at least be a chance of an upset. Butter bean would have more chance of winning than molina

jamesmcdonnell wrote:I'd say Price is as dangerous a walkover a man can have, one shot could totally derail Hearn's plans.

I'd say it's a slim chance, maybe 5%, but there's still a danger there.

Yip it's a hiding to nothing for Hearn and AJ fighting Price. Price has nothing to lose and will be well paid so pressures on AJ.

I'd still rather he fought someone else though as Price getting the KO is highly unlikely and he will no doubt fold as soon as Joshua even half connects. I'd much rather see AJ in with Pulev if that can be made.

Price is scared to let his hands go, no matter how much power he has. I'd love to see Joshua derailed but I dhad not see price having the stones to do it.

Molina > Price

He'd beat Price, he is probably asking for less money than Price ( who should be happy with just getting any chance at all ) and the 'taking Wilder 9 rounds' angle can be worked well enough. That and his win over Adamek, who is a name, but obviously way past it and not even a heavyweight.

Neither one is a credible opponent though if we are being honest. The whole thing has been a shambles.

I think it's a cert to be Molina. Price, for all the sh*t that gets talked about him on here, has a big punch and is too much of a risk.

I'd much prefer to see Joshua vs Price but it won't happen. I reckon Price gets banged out again at fringe world level and calls it a day. He's too dangerous to be given a voluntary shot and not good enough to work his way into a mandatory position.

TheLeprechaun wrote:I think it's a cert to be Molina. Price, for all the sh*t that gets talked about him on here, has a big punch and is too much of a risk.

I'd much prefer to see Joshua vs Price but it won't happen. I reckon Price gets banged out again at fringe world level and calls it a day. He's too dangerous to be given a voluntary shot and not good enough to work his way into a mandatory position.

Stick him in with Ortiz on Joshua's undercard. If he beats Ortiz then by all means give him the next shot at Joshua.

lefty wrote:

TheLeprechaun wrote:I think it's a cert to be Molina. Price, for all the sh*t that gets talked about him on here, has a big punch and is too much of a risk.

I'd much prefer to see Joshua vs Price but it won't happen. I reckon Price gets banged out again at fringe world level and calls it a day. He's too dangerous to be given a voluntary shot and not good enough to work his way into a mandatory position.

Stick him in with Ortiz on Joshua's undercard. If he beats Ortiz then by all means give him the next shot at Joshua.

He wouldn't take that fight if his life depended on it. I'm sure Eddie's offered it to him already.