This fight all depends on what we see from Price. Will he be disciplined and not get careless and fight behind the jab? If so, he has a good shot. I don't think Thompson will even try to win a decision but just look to capitalize on Price's mistakes and take him out. If the mistakes don't present themselves, i think Thompson will be contempt with a decision loss.
There is with British Boxers.:deal see Lennox Lewis, allways lucky punches. And when struggling wasnt focused etc. Land of the excuses.
I don't hold out much hope. At the end of the day a cuff around the ear had him in la la land. Now someone is going to come on here and say getting hit in a certain spot can have that effect but really I just don't buy it.
I give the man respect for taking a rematch straight away, it's a pretty big risk. I don't like fighters who take safe fights.
Most fighters get hit on the ears multiple times during a fight and they dont seem to go so easy. Lets throw that petty excuse out the door.
I am not gonna make any excuses about making excuses but it seems as though British fighters have more more haters than any other group in boxing history. So we have to spend more time defending our fighters reputations actually.
if he does lose, he'll build himself back up fighting a few easy lays, stay the **** away from southpaws, then look to have one more shot at the big time that won't come because he'll be taken out due to the fact he has a horrible chin. so it will be pretty much over for him.
what is this lucky punch rubbish? he's always had a big question mark over his chin since the amateurs. he was decked a handful of times. now people are writing it off because he got hit on the ear? then he has a glass ear as well as having a glass chin.