Matt Skelton has TKO'd David Prices 2 best opponents.

I think you're being harsh on the Bedford Bear.:bart

 

Laing beat Duran under similar circumstances.

 

price lacks confidence i believe

 

A top prospect- When you consider all the heavies in the world that look promising, have talent but havent been tested yet against a top ten, the Pricey is doing ok so far.



T. Fury 17-0
D. Price 12-0
V. Glazkov 10-0
S. Mitchell 24-0-1
M. Abulsalmov 13-0
D. Wilder 21-0
K. Pulev 15-0
R. Helenius 17-0
E. Gerber 19-0
D. Boystov 30-0
M. Wach 26-0
M. Perez 18-0
L. Ortiz 15-0
M. Charr 20-0
F. Piaenta 25-0-1
J. Hanks 19-0
M. Scott 33-0
A. Szpillka 9-0

 

Fury's running has made Price much more rated. Its his fault.

 

If you're going to make a statement like that in the title shouldn't you at least balance it against the fact Fury struggled like crazy against a guy Price KO'd in 1 round?

 

What??:good

 

:-( Considering he's sparred with world class fighters not long after he turned pro, i doubt it. He seems a confident guy, but humble.

 

Well Price did put Haye down in sparring so i dont see why he should lack confidence , like you said he a humble chap

 

Better than Fury, which is all that matters for the purpose of this thread. /end

 

And? Skelton was best fighter from British heavyweight boxing's great era of the Fabulous 4 (with Fraudley, Williams, & Sprott).

 

Average compared to the Williams/Sprott/Francis merry-go-round?

 

Exactly, in 1 round. Poor form guide. Tells you **** all when there's no way Price could do that consistently against McDermott.