Here's a few potential barnstormers.
Joshua v Ortiz.
Haye v Wilder.
Give us your matchups you would like to see.
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Here's a few potential barnstormers.
Joshua v Ortiz.
Haye v Wilder.
Give us your matchups you would like to see.
How many times do you need to be told;D
Take what Fury says on Twitter with a pinch of salt. Go and have another look and give yourself a slap;D
Price (Who is the greatest Heavyweight of all time now that is only losses have proved to be against genetically modified opponents who had been sipping Asterix's magic potion) v Wlad. Now it could be incredibly cagey and dull but unlike the only other heavyweight of similar stature to Wlad, Price still hits like a horse kicks and one decent shot landed would likely see Wlad sparked like a downed centurion.
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Parker v Hughie - narrow down the contenders. Hughie might get a huge wake up call or be put to sleep. Either way the winner gets ahead in the line.
Yes Parker is looking like a strong contender , it would be fun to see him against Ortiz / Joshua or Haye.
I don't use twitter and for the record the medical world say he mentally is unfit to fight , therefore he is retired until proven fit to fight , or was that a lie also and there is nothing wrong with him? I thought Hayes injuries where false but furys injuries where real ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
Maybe Wilder can fight IBF HW belt holder David Price ?
Wlad v AJ
Parker v Ruiz
He hasn't quit fighting and handed in or had his professional license withdrawn. By that definition he would be retired.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI don't use twitter and for the record the medical world say he mentally is unfit to fight , therefore he is retired until proven fit to fight , or was that a lie also and there is nothing wrong with him? I thought Hayes injuries where false but furys injuries where real ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
You cant fight if you are a basket case , the board will review him and probably take his licence away.Quote:
Originally Posted by sanatogenHe hasn't quit fighting and handed in or had his professional license withdrawn. By that definition he would be retired.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI don't use twitter and for the record the medical world say he mentally is unfit to fight , therefore he is retired until proven fit to fight , or was that a lie also and there is nothing wrong with him? I thought Hayes injuries where false but furys injuries where real ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
What about Hughie fury v Wilder , power v pillows.
Haye v WilderQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
It may take a bit of time to get on but the result would be definitive, ie the loser is fucked for 1-2 years and out of the mix.
Haye v Price would be a moneymaking dream for Haye but I doubt Price would take it whilst he's still doing Audrey impressions.
It is amazing how things have turned out. Price was smashing Audley and now Price is the one that is vulnerable.Quote:
Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom
I do not think Haye would risk Price at this stage as well.
Calculated risk, massive money fight and Price is clearly still shit scared of getting hit. It might be attractive to both as a shit or bust fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterIt is amazing how things have turned out. Price was smashing Audley and now Price is the one that is vulnerable.Quote:
Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom
I do not think Haye would risk Price at this stage as well.
Just read it may be Ruiz Jr. actually nice little match up. Parker looks the perfect type to break down decent Ruiz jr who looks like he has flat lined in 'progress'. Parker may just be the spark this division needs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al