i know this loss for price doesn't mean he is now shot, but i think this would be an interesting fight if price took this as his next fight. it's unlikely, but i'd like to see it. price not likely to pick a big puncher as his next fight, but i guess its one way to show u have confidence in your own ability. what do u think?
No because Price ain't likely to travel the 24 hour plane trip directly after getting sat down ( not knocked out like clowns here are making out ) and Alex won't travel , why would he fight a known banger straight after a loss , BTW OP is a **** taking tosser .
Buster , just my 2 cents worth . Maybe I cant see in Leapai what you can , but to me he just lacks the drive and total dedication [ leave the lucky country and fight in the USA or Europe] to ever crack the heavyweight division bigtime . Too comfortable among his own and extended family here and not willing to GO THE WHOLE HOG as they say .
Price would easily handle leapai regardless of the knockout loss he just suffered. The only way this fight happens is if Price's camp looks for an easy fight to build up their fighters confidence. Leapai ain't going nowhere, ain't world class and is overhyped in Australia. Thornberry should just keep Lepai fighting his steady stream of "C" class fighters and stick to being king of the kids in Australia.
just cause alex doesn't have the skillset to become undisputed heay champ, doesn't mean he can't claim scalps like price. before he got put on his ass, everyone was saying how price was THE one to take on the klits. these fighters r not unbeatable. alex vs the price's and chisora's would still be good fights imo.
Chisora would beat Alex every time, he has a far better skill set and his chin is good enough. I would never bet confidently on Price against any heavy, if the opponent can land he has a shot. To go with his chin, Price also does not have decent recuperation skills, once he goes he goes. I'd still expect him to batter Leapai 99 times out of a 100.
Alex should be jumping and screaming for a spot in prize fighter, winning that might lead to a big name and reasonable payday in the UK
