Is it over for David Price?

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  1. Super Hans

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    Eric Molina nearly became world champion about a month ago. I'm sure if matched against Wilder, Price has a punchers chance
     
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    True, but it's a very long way up to get that world title chance now, one that I feel is beyond him.
     
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    I don't know. Was Eric Molina at any higher a level?
     
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    :yep Maybe Tyson Too Fast Fury will give him a shot after he mops the floor with journeyman Klitschko
     
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    That would be the final nail in the coffin of American heavyweight boxing
     
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    :lol::lol:
     
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    :yep
     
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    Absolutely no way back from this for Price. Not that Teper is a bad fighter, but Price lacks the fundamentals in boxing - a good jab, a good chin and a strong heart. He doesn't know how and when to throw his jab, using his jab as a range finder when Teper was in range himself. It's a shame the fight between Price and Fury never happened for the British when it should have, because that's the payday Price never got. Time to hang them up now I think, before he suffers a serious head injury.
     
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    Well said unfortunately...... :good
     
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    :good....although he still beats Wilder :yep
     
  11. Avon Barksdale

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    No he doesn't. Too scared when he gets in a ring with someone who throws punches
     
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    The minute he lost the writing was on the wall. He was badly, badly exposed.

    His supposed punch power was massively overrated, he caught Thompson flush a few times and he survived.

    He's British level. If he accepts becoming a journeyman he'll earn a nice few quid, but his confidence is so brittle I can see him packing it in.
     
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    No, it's not necessarily over.
    He'll probably get another decent payday or two. Probably against Joshua and/or Whyte.
     
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    Price never started in amateur Cammarelle KOed him twice an much easily
     
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    Of couse it's not over.

    Price is getting angry and he is now going to blast his way through Joshua, Tony Thompson, Povetkin, Pulev, Wilder, Fury then Klitschko by the end of 2016.