I felt a bit sorry for Price during the post-fight interview

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by madballster, Feb 25, 2013.


  1. madballster

    madballster Loyal Member Full Member

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    No I'm not British but I find it hard to not feel sorry for Price. He always (at least to me) came off as a very humble guy, I don't recall him ever running his mouth. Yes, his promoter is a piece of ****, but then again Price himself came across as a guy who who works hard and give his best quietly rather than make bold promises.

    All in all he's a very sympathetic guy.

    Maybe this was his 'Sanders' moment that forces him to wake-up, make some changes in his team (promoter, trainer maybe) and refocus his energy and maybe come back stronger down the line.
     
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  2. Tyler_Durden

    Tyler_Durden Member Full Member

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    Yes, Price is a nice guy. He has much more class than Fury outside the ring. I hate to admit it, but after Saturday, Fury definitely has the nod. I felt sorry for Price, too, but that loss might be a blessing in disguise for him.
     
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  3. iWantToLearnEng

    iWantToLearnEng Guest

    I feel sorry for Price too, but not for the British fanatic fans.
     
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