Would David Price have a good chance of defeating David Haye?

If a fight between David Haye and David Price happened, how do you think it would go?

I have no idea, I picked Haye just because he's the more proven guy and I've never seen Price actually get hit with anything solid. In the fights I've seen of Prices before last night he looked to have some bad habits, a bit square and upright and would back straight up, paw with the jab etc. It'd be great to see this fight happen though.

Judging by Haye's quality performances against Klitschko, Valuev and his great boxing clinic that he put on Chisora, I am of the belief that Price is not gonna fight him.

If he will, I expect Haye to beat him.

Yes.

I would like to see price fight chisora next then we will have a better gauge.

Never rated Haye, but at this stage in Price's career I would pick Haye.

Not sure how far Price can go at the moment - hopefully far!

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Originally Posted by GaydarbekStraight

Judging by Haye's quality performances against Klitschko, Valuev and his great boxing clinic that he put on Chisora, I am of the belief that Price is not gonna fight him.

If he will, I expect Haye to beat him.

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Hahaha. Similar to others, I've never seen Price fight (don't think he's ever been US-televised) so I have no idea of the outcome, but there is no reason why he would turn down one of the biggest possible paydays out there if it were offered to him, even if he was convinced he was going to lose.

Price is not at Haye's level quite yet.

I think Haye would win if they were to square off in 2013.

Price is looking good and would no doubt fancy his chances but Haye, I suspect would have more of an idea of what to do with Prices style/ tactics etc as opposed to visa versa.

I think Haye may possibly win but Price would beat him given time when he fights more experienced fighters and improves his technique. He is the legitimate heavyweight in terms of size and reach which he would use to beat Haye convincingly.

We really need to see Price in with someone decent who can at least land a punch
on him.Fighting the likes of Harrison is a complete waste of time for Price experience
wise ,because you wont learn nothing fighting a bum who doesnt have a fighters heart.

Of course he has a chance. I don't think he'll beat him at the moment. But he has a chance. It sure as hell wouldn't surprise me. David Haye is a very beatable fighter

I would have to say in the very unlikely circumstances mentioned.
Haye would be ducking Fury if this fight happened.

Can't see why the previous quote even mentions Fury, who relinquished english titles to avoid Price 'and concentrate on the Klitschos' Ha Ha, would that be Paddy O' Klitscho?

I'm sure if the money is right Haye v Price is a goer, I think Haye would just be too quick on current form.

Getting back to gobby Fury I think he has now completely shot his matchmaking bolt, I feel sorry for Mick Henessy for picking the idiot and investing in him, he surely is not the same league as Price or Haye, and arguably why should our second tier heavyweights be interested in him, he generates no money for them just aggro. Let him stick to the county Donegal bible bashers title.

Which organisation ranks Price higher than Fury?
None

Even Chisora is ranked higher than Fury

Since when does beating Audley Harrison make you a top class fighter.

Even 2013, seems to soon for Price to face a former Cruiserweight champ, maybe 2014-15.

Price is bigger than the Klitschkos and I think more explosive so he would have a chance.

Lack of experience is his biggest problem at the moment.

Not going to get any better fighting a 45 year old Skelton who was never very good to start with.

Physically price has the goods but just being big doesnt mean a great deal (see Valuev). Im not suggesting any previous version of Wlad would have lost to Haye but the one who beat him was not only physically imposing, he was also very seasoned. Price doesnt have anything like the career experience Wlad has and I think he'd find the waters a little too deep, even at 8 foot 4 or whatever he is.

That said Price or Fury arent getting within a hundred miles of Haye unless either has a world title.

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Originally Posted by shza

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Originally Posted by GaydarbekStraight

Judging by Haye's quality performances against Klitschko, Valuev and his great boxing clinic that he put on Chisora, I am of the belief that Price is not gonna fight him.

If he will, I expect Haye to beat him.

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Hahaha. Similar to others, I've never seen Price fight (don't think he's ever been US-televised) so I have no idea of the outcome, but there is no reason why he would turn down one of the biggest possible paydays out there if it were offered to him, even if he was convinced he was going to lose.

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I'm an American. I've seen Price fight multiple times. There is a reason why he would be smart to delay a Wlad, Vitali, or Haye fight: He has the potential to be the best fighter outside of those three. He shouldn't rush to face Wlad. Stay busy against Skelton. Fight a couple of legit lower top 10 guys that will at least make him raise his level and go rounds. Face Wlad early 2014. Wlad will be another 14 months older. Price will have more experience.

He isn't ready for that kind of challenge at this point, but if they up the competition over his next 3-4 fights, he should be ready and have a chance at winning. Him having a chance at winning in a bit, is a ton better than the rest of the other contenders. Povetkin goes sideways/backwards in his career after turning down a Wlad fight. Helenius gets his ass handed to him by Chisora. Chisora loses twice. Fury, Mitchell, Jennings, etc... I really don't see any fighters with more potential than Price in terms of challenging the 3 best HWs. No need to rush him.

Work in progress. He does have the good's though.

At the moment Haye flattens him give him time.