david price vs prime michael grant ?

Probably Price wins. Grant had the very bad habit of dropping his right when he jabbed and Price's right hand can stop a fight.

 

Reasonable post. I think it's a fight that could honestly go either way, but you might be right.

 

There's no need for "prime". Arrange a fight in summer and get some proper training into Grant, and he'll KO Price.

 

Old man Thomson was too much for him. Grant would obliterate him.

 

Lol. The Grant who starched Tye Fields might actually have a shot at KO'ing Price, maybe you're right... I just think at any point of their respective careers, that all it takes is one punch from either guy to end it. Could Grant as recently as 09'-10' KO Price? Possibly. So as weird as it sounds, I see Prime Grant and Shot Grant v.s Price being toss-up fights, they could go either way... When you have two glass cannons going at it, predicting a result is never going to be easy.

 

Grant was stopped in 1 by McCline, and UD'd by Guinn... Would it really shock you if Price bombed him out???

 

Price in 1.:good

 

He was actually KTFO'd by Guinn, brutal KO

 

Oh yeah that's right... Not sure what I was thinking. Grant was never anything special, if Golota didn't choke/have one of meltdowns Grant would have zero noteworthy wins. Hard to believe he was touted as being one of the next big things in the HW division.

 

Especially after the Golota gift.

I mean Golota was handling him, and he was still hyped after the mysterious win.atsch

 

He broke his ankle first punch landed and fell against Mccline, just sad circumstances. Guinn broke him everytime he hit him. But Grant has shown he can go down and get back up and fire, Price can't.

 

No that shot hurt him, and his ankle gave out as he was falling down.. Similar to Solis/Vitali.

 

Grant was actually world class at one point. price is about as accomplished as Tye Fields. Grant by knockout.

 

When?

Price is far more accomplished than Fields, who was petty much a club fighter. Price had a decent amateur career, and was once a highly touted prospect in the pros, neither can be said about Fields.