David Price has ruled out a fight with David Haye, saying they're both good friends.

He also said he wouldn't fight Audley Harrison under any circumstances.

 

I like the way Price is. He comes off such an utterly level-headed and solid chap. They said he was "regarded as a Klitschko clone". atsch Yes, by the same people that think the Klitschkos are the same type of fighter. The three of them are really not that similar, beyond being big, white guys.

 

Haye will only fight a klitschko so why even bring it up? I dont beleive from that whole interview the only point you picked out is "Price won't fight Haye" Price came across well and respectable and made some good points, everybody knows the situation with Haye so why even question it? Right now Haye is on a different level to Price and Fury and would handle them both.

 

Haye is more interested in being a z listed celebrity and looking at himself in the mirror than he is in fighting again. The guy is a fraud who was exposed against Wlad as just another blown up cruiser who lacked the balls to lay it on the line when fighting the number 1 HW in the world. I wish the idiot would retire for good and keep his mouth shut, because no one is interested.

Price would spark Fury, no worries. He just has to wait for Klits to retire, because they already got old, and then the division is his.

 

Think it would end up something like Enzo V Haye, Haye destroys Price and Price never fully recovers, he then has a career as a 'name' for the up and comers to turn over.

 

Valuev has a very good chin

Price has glass chin and Furys is probably average

Also they aren't 300lb

 

Price and Haye will make more money with other fights than fighting eachother.

 

You need to get yourself sorted out mate Firstly you criticise a man as having no balls for actually getting in the ring with a Klit but not engaging to your satisfaction....Then, in the next breath you praise Price but advise him to wait until the Klits have retired so he can pinch a strap without having to fight one of them. ****ing hilarious :nut

 

Haye vs Price would be a case of who hits who on the chin first, most likely.

Saying that, Haye probably takes a better dig than what he actually gives himself credit for, he fights a bit scared most of the time, unless he knows he can hammer the opponent in quick time.

The issue with Price is that his defence does look a bit open, whether that's because he knows he has his opponent's measure thus far and relaxes... or because his defence genuinely isn't top notch we'll see.

Haye can be tagged regularly with jabs and rights - see the Ruiz fight, but I think Price would be just as cautious, knowing that Haye could quite conceivably one-shot him at any time.

What you'd like to see Haye do is really assert himself in a fight (assuming he does again) and take control from the word go.

The Ruiz fight ought to have been a Lewis/Golota style blowout. Instead we got wild right hooks galore, a really **** attempt at a finish.

 

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