Pricey should keep his hand in with beatable guys like this, just needs to float about the top 20 with a few wins and he can maybe get a Joshua payday.
He'll probably knock out this Brazilian steak, win 2 or 3 fight against jouneyman, step up again and getting knocked out again. His career is running in circles. I think he needs the money, because he lost all his credibility. He just needs to quit or become a step up to newcomers.
Zumbano Love took Andy Ruiz the distance not too long ago which means he might be able to outlast hamster lungs Price. He also has 32 KO wins which means he should have enough power to shatter Scouse glass everywhere given the opportunity. The question is will big Dave realise that he has to let his hands go early and bomb this guy out if he wants to win? I'm betting no again.
True. Although given how fragile Price's glass jaw is, there's a very good chance he'll get chinned by Zumbano Love -- although I think that's pretty much the case in any of Price's fights.
In the Thompson fight it was more he didn't let his hands go and in the Hammer fight it was that he doesn;t know how to hold.
Imagine the amount of knockdowns in a theoretical dream dream fight between David Price and "Fainting" Phil Scott? (Look him up. )
It's impossible not to be entertained. Each new glass shattering is more comical than the previous one.
I know... If it's more than a 6 rounder Price might be in trouble.. 8 he just might escape as he wilting and avoid getting stopped like against Hammer... If it's a 10 rounder? Loves chances go up significantly.
Price should seriously forget all about Joshua if he want to retire with his health intact. Seriously I would be really concerned about such a matchup.
i'd advise Price to get the ring girls to hold up placards advertising his plumbing business in between rounds because that's where his future lies. I think Love - who is complete mince but durable - will win this.
That comes off as a totally cynical mismatch if it does get made, and won't do Joshua any favours. The only people who should be beating the drum for this are Price and his followers, since it gives Price the opportunity to cash out in a big way. Should Price get by Love -- which is far from a given -- I could see him touting himself as a voluntary defence for Wilder, in a vain attempt to cash out what has been a wretched, miserable professional career.