Who do you think is better: David Price or Tyson Fury?

[mofo2]

I thought fury looked pretty impressive at the start of the fight, he has improved since I watched him get knocked down by nevan whatever it was, I dont watch fury that much but he didn't look bad at all, best thing he managed to do v johnson was pace himself and not punch himself so out... so there are some positives for him even though it is hard to judge because johnson can be so bad sometimes..

Johnson was beyond bad, he never came to fight, it was one of the worst displays from a HW I've seen in a few years....shameful!

[ross]

I dont know.... Hayes against Wladamir was pretty dire

Maybe hes a big Bruce Lee fan "fighting without fighting"

[mofo2]

I dont know.... Hayes against Wladamir was pretty dire

Maybe hes a big Bruce Lee fan "fighting without fighting"

I dunno, Haye came to fight against Wlad, he just quickly found that he couldnt get past the jab and he had no Plan B...Johnson on the other hand did nothing even when it was clear he was a number of rounds down, so I suppose you could be right, he could quite possibly be a student of Master Lee

[IamInuit]

I thought fury looked pretty impressive at the start of the fight, he has improved since I watched him get knocked down by nevan whatever it was, I dont watch fury that much but he didn't look bad at all, best thing he managed to do v johnson was pace himself and not punch himself so out... so there are some positives for him even though it is hard to judge because johnson can be so bad sometimes..

Johnson was beyond bad, he never came to fight, it was one of the worst displays from a HW I've seen in a few years....shameful!

Briggs vs the White poddle set the bar and then Briggs/Ibragimov but that was right up in the mix. Would like to see the punch stats from Johnsons end even though they are usually exaggerated by a factor of 10. I bet he threw about 6 right hands the entire contest.

[mofo2]

I thought fury looked pretty impressive at the start of the fight, he has improved since I watched him get knocked down by nevan whatever it was, I dont watch fury that much but he didn't look bad at all, best thing he managed to do v johnson was pace himself and not punch himself so out... so there are some positives for him even though it is hard to judge because johnson can be so bad sometimes..

Johnson was beyond bad, he never came to fight, it was one of the worst displays from a HW I've seen in a few years....shameful!

Briggs vs the White poddle set the bar and then Briggs/Ibragimov but that was right up in the mix. Would like to see the punch stats from Johnsons end even though they are usually exaggerated by a factor of 10. I bet he threw about 6 right hands the entire contest.

6 half hearted right hands why bother turning up if that's all you are going to offer, I wonder wether he could be sparring with Fraudley Harrison and has picked up some bad habits

[Whytie]

Fury does not need the price fight right now.

He is on the verge of fighting for a world title, why would he go back and fight price who is fighting total losers. Fury has time on his side, he will become a world champion. I think price will become one also. When one of them is champion that's when the fight should be made.

I like both fighters, but both are on different paths and don't need to fight right now.

[mofo2]

Fury does not need the price fight right now.

He is on the verge of fighting for a world title, why would he go back and fight price who is fighting total losers. Fury has time on his side, he will become a world champion. I think price will become one also. When one of them is champion that's when the fight should be made.

I like both fighters, but both are on different paths and don't need to fight right now.

So turning down a mandatory title defence with Price and vacating his titles to Duck him, because he was planning to take this so called different path, vindicates Tyson from running??

Price is actually fighting the level of opponent he should be at this point of his progression, taking on domestic opponents and at the time he was made the mandatory for the British title that was also his next progressive step....but Fury simply bottled it....you can say what you like but the real facts are that Fury refused to take the fight with Price because he didn't fancy it, he lacked confidence!

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

I don't think Fury is the sort of man that lacks confidence.

[Dark Lord Al]

doesnt matter if fury is confident or not , he doesnt last 2 rounds with price.

[mofo2]

I don't think Fury is the sort of man that lacks confidence.

Ranting and raving are sure fire signs of confidence issues, Tyson protests too much