If David Price had wilders resume?

There's a simple answer to this; Wilder is still active and BoxRec has him at #89 while Price is #571. It's one of the few consistent ways to rate boxers based on who was there to beat at the time.

 

If the best ever version of David Price fought Wilder's opponents at the time that Wilder fought them, giving Price the maximum benefit of doubt possible, he would win maybe 2 out of the last 14.

Stiverne 1 - Loses

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Duhaupas - Loses
Szpilka - Loses
Arreola - Loses brutally
Washington - Loses brutally

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Ortiz 1 - Loses brutally
Fury 1 - Loses
Breazeale - Loses
Ortiz 2 - Loses brutally
Fury 2 - Loses brutally
Fury 3 - Loses brutally
Helenius - Loses

Wilder's resume is weak for a world champion; Price was never anywhere near world-level.

 

Spot on. Price hurt Thompson a couple of times early on and dropped him heavily with an absolute peach in the second. Thompson got up at 9 in what people have called a slow count. I genuinely think if Thompson had had one less Weetabix and stayed down Price’s career pans out so differently. Not saying he’d have dethroned Wlad the boring like many predicted. It feels like Price’s whole career pivoted on that moment. We never, ever saw him looking lean and quick like he did in them early days ever again. That’s nothing to do with better opposition. It’s that horrible nervous energy he wasted. Looking back a rematch in his own city, same arena straight after was daft. Maloney knew it in his teary post fight interview. It really was a coc.k off on his part.

 

The final sentence literally happened when his black & decker became a beef olive consumed by a poor unsuspecting Celtic FC fan based in Kilburn.

 

Price would have beat Wilder.

 

Price beats them all except for Ortiz and Stiverne.

 

100% in his prime.

 

Prices chin wouldn't hold up

 

If he'd beaten Thompson he'd still have been smashed about all over the place a few fights or less later. Nice guy but it's a career of failed tests the second he stepped up. Sport is full of what ifs and buts, the mental side and what you do outside of the sport is just as important as talent, especially as you go up the ladder, if he was really going to be a big player in the division he'd have beaten Thompson in the rematch, it's not like he was going in with a prime George Foreman for crying out loud.

 

He’d have still beaten Wilder though.

 

Depends who landed first in that fight as both bang very hard.

 

Price needs oxygen after 3 rounds.

 

Price's best win may be Dave Allen, it may be Audley or Sokolowski. He got KO'd by Hammer and everyone above that level. Price wasn't as good as the similar Helenius (who recently took Joshua 7 rounds and busted him up, coming off a 1st round KO defeat to Wilder) and Helenius got KO'd by Duhaupas and Washington.