Fury's 3 fight Boxnation deal; Minto, Chisora.. David Price!

Just heard news from the Team Fury camp about Tyson Fury's future plans, the name being lined up to fight against Fury on the Chisora undercard on Febuary 14th is Brian Minto who got to the final of last years Prizefighter. This then paves the way for a pre world cup clash with Chisora and one of them depending on the outcome of the fight then goes onto fight David Price later in the year. Will this help establish British heavyweights on the world stage? Who do you think will come out on top between Fury - Chisora - Price?

If you'd have asked me this a year ago id say Price bangs em both out in a few rounds but.....

Id go with an in shape Chisora

Price stops them both....he lost to one of the few established heavyweight contenders in the division. Give the guy a break

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Originally Posted by El Kabong

Price stops them both....he lost to one of the few established heavyweight contenders in the division. Give the guy a break

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Agree that Price has the power to beat most Heavies but its what happens when he gets hit.

Lucky for him that Fury and Chisora aren't punchers.

Id love to see Price do well.

Would be very good if this actually happened. So sick of domestic prospects ducking each other to skip wo world level, like whats happened in the middleweights. Lets see who the best of Britain is before they step up. I fancy Price to stop both but if either Fury or Chisora survive an early onslaught id probably favor them to go on and win.

This is being talked about as if Price will actually want the fight. He wont want anything to do with Fury, or his handlers wont, I guarantee it!

Price has yet to even fight his first comeback fight. Its against a complete journeyman that even Danny Williams beat;D lets see what happens in his comeback fight;)

In fact the most interesting thing about this is Brian Minto. He's a bull of a fighter. Too small for heavyweight but perfect for a warm up at least and a work out for anyone. He wont last but will make Tyson work and think.

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Originally Posted by ross

This is being talked about as if Price will actually want the fight. He wont want anything to do with Fury, or his handlers wont, I guarantee it!

Price has yet to even fight his first comeback fight. Its against a complete journeyman that even Danny Williams beat;D lets see what happens in his comeback fight;)

In fact the most interesting thing about this is Brian Minto. He's a bull of a fighter. Too small for heavyweight but perfect for a warm up at least and a work out for anyone. He wont last but will make Tyson work and think.

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Also stopped Cameron in his last fight so must have some pop. Size difference is too big for him to trouble Fury, Fury must be nearly a foot taller.

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Originally Posted by El Kabong

Price stops them both....he lost to one of the few established heavyweight contenders in the division. Give the guy a break

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I have to disagree here, Price vs Thompson 2 was poor performance from Price! He had him down heavily early in the fight, couldn't end the fight. He looked disheartened by that, and to call yourself a 12 round fighter and be tired after 3-4 rounds was really bad. If Price doesn't improve his stamina he has no chance vs either Chisora or Fury. Fury and Chisora are both 12 round fighters and have shown that before, both have the abilityto see out the full 12 rounds and still not be tired. If Price doesn't have that in his locker by the time he fights either one of these two, he will get knocked out again. Fury and Chisora can both take a shot as well, so I don't see them getting stopped early. And as I was saying before, the longer the fight goes it doesn't bode well for Price. My current opinion is that Price will get knocked out by both of them and Fury can call price a big stiff idiot when hes on the floor haha. No disrespect to Price there, I really like him as a fighter but he has a lot of work to do

How dissapointing.. If Fury is going to take on those soft touches for his next 3 bouts, he better keep his words of fighting 14x this year..

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Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita

How dissapointing.. If Fury is going to take on those soft touches for his next 3 bouts, he better keep his words of fighting 14x this year..

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You can't call Chisora a soft touch dude. He's one Heavyweight who isn't afraid of anyone and generally keeps coming. I can't stand Fury and his level of opposition has been weak but I think fighting an improved Chisora who has a higher WBC ranking than Tyson is a fair enough bout.

I am going to bet that is these 3 come together like this this year then fury is the one who is going to come out of this the best and undefeated :S

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Originally Posted by palmerq

I am going to bet that is these 3 come together like this this year then fury is the one who is going to come out of this the best and undefeated :S

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I hope you are right. :)

I'd rather see Fury fighting guys like Wilder. Chisora II is alright.

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Originally Posted by ross

This is being talked about as if Price will actually want the fight. He wont want anything to do with Fury, or his handlers wont, I guarantee it!

Price has yet to even fight his first comeback fight. Its against a complete journeyman that even Danny Williams beat;D lets see what happens in his comeback fight;)

In fact the most interesting thing about this is Brian Minto. He's a bull of a fighter. Too small for heavyweight but perfect for a warm up at least and a work out for anyone. He wont last but will make Tyson work and think.

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Good old ross, there's only ever an upside for the fighters he loves. ;D

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Originally Posted by ross

This is being talked about as if Price will actually want the fight. He wont want anything to do with Fury, or his handlers wont, I guarantee it!

Price has yet to even fight his first comeback fight. Its against a complete journeyman that even Danny Williams beat;D lets see what happens in his comeback fight;)

In fact the most interesting thing about this is Brian Minto. He's a bull of a fighter. Too small for heavyweight but perfect for a warm up at least and a work out for anyone. He wont last but will make Tyson work and think.

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Good old ross, there's only ever an upside for the fighters he loves. ;D

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Lets see how Murray Minto does, too good to hurry?