frankI never saw david price but fighting chisora is not a good. move except for the experience. with chisora losing his last 4 fights . price would be expected to beat chisora up .if price did they say big deal chisora lost his last 5 fights now if price should lose to chisora this would make price look like a bum instead of a contendereer learning his trade Posted December 1, 2012 11:10 pmWhite is RightChisora sucks. Posted November 29, 2012 11:51 amMick the MarmalizerDavid Haye’s busy playing Crocadile Dundee in the Australian out back. & wouldn’t fight anyone unless some kind of World title was at stake. Posted November 29, 2012 11:08 amDazzlerPeople have short memories Haye didn’t dominate Chisora it was even and Hayes superior power came in to play and caught him. the voice of reasonWhy not call out haye instead? that makes more sense Posted November 29, 2012 7:15 amMick the MarmalizerIt’s all very well bringing Price along slowly, but he’s 29 year of age & time waits for no one. He needs to start fighting on some undercards on main land Europe & the USA to showcase his talents. It’s good that he wants the Lonsdale belt out-right, but he’s also the Commonwealth champion, so how about him taking it on tour. Everyone’s making comparison with him & Tyson Fury, so why not match him with Nevin Pajkic in Canada, Frans Botha in South Africa, Chancey Welliver in NZ or Alex Leapai in Australia? Also has Chisora got a current BBBofC licence? Posted November 29, 2012 5:13 amAnonymousNot the worst fight for Price.But after Chisora he needs to get right back into the ring..these are not prime killers.And after that a Adamek..C.A..type fighter.There nothing wrong taking the slower but steady path and keeping busy with step-ups along the way. Posted November 28, 2012 11:46 pm |
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David Price targeting Chisora after bout against Skelton on Friday