The British Heavyweight title

None of that is anything to do with what I wrote
See above with what I wrote starting with

 

Exciting times

 

Maybe he would or maybe after 30 plus fights worth of experience wouldn't. We won't know but once again you are skirting around what I first wrote.
If he had have taken that route you are agreeing he possibly wouldn't have lost on the way and would have been a big punching Undefeated title challenger which would have arguably have been a bigger more successful career than losing so early in tough damaging fights and likely earnt more or very well in a world title fight that I would think with Undefeated confidence and 30 odd fight experience may have a good chance of winning
So was the tough British route better or worse for his career?

 

So you are ducking the questions again!
The questions being the point of the thread that you claimed you couldn't see the point of, yet actively choose to avoid answering.
When someone actively ducks answering, it often tends to say more about what they are thinking than when they directly answer

 

Many, possibly most questions on this site are hypothetical.
You still choose to directly answer many of them
When people talk fantasy matches, they are hypothetical but I expect you have answered with your opinion on some of them

Question A
you telling me you don't answer any hypothetical questions on this forum?

No you haven't
You said you felt he would lose to Stiverne which was never a question I asked and I believe said you felt he would have lost when stepped up, which is also an answer for a question I didn't ask

Question B
Please can you copy and paste your direct answer to the question you claimed to have answered

Not necessarily so
It can be about taking the right fights at the right time as well
Consider Fury vacated the British title and not defend it against Undefeated Price.
I always favoured Fury to beat Price but he wasn't interested in facing him at that time.
After winning the British title Fury fought Firtha which I think could be considered a learning fight or filler fight. So I do think timing can be important in a career. Not many fighters are ready for world level in under 20 fights I don't think. Sure we can all site many examples but they are not the majority

So do answer above and show me the direct answer to the questions before this post of yours
Thanks

 

see above
It was about was the route better or worse
Which I don't think you want to answer as one route led to a world title and the other was a arguably too much too soon
Yes you skirted around the question and just answered the sub parts to suit yourself and ducked the subsequent questions A and B

 

With due respect, I am not sure that you completely understood the question.
You either intentionally tried to skirt around answering or didn't understand well enough to answer. That could be as much due to me not explaining it to you well enough
No worries

 

I'm not looking to get into name calling with you because you are frustrated with your own lack of understanding.
To go with the first reply to the part of the question you are answering wasn't even an answer to the question you are now responding to
See below

Your first answer wasn't an answer to the question

Then you answered with

So you answered that part which was giving you an example about what the thread was about but still not answering like you understood as it wasn't about what Price may do perse but about the route where it led to getting an opportunity for a world title

So I proceeded with

You didn't want to answer this question. I won't call you a tool but it has taken all this, just for you to see

Look below

We are not talking about him necessarily winning a world title, it is to do with the route in getting there
You have tied yourself up and I really am not going to try and keep explaining it to you
You can get the last word in with an insult if it makes you feel better