David Price vs. Tony Thompson II at Liverpool's Echo Arena on July 6

[erics44]

i have 13 minutes to kill before i can leave work so im gonna reply to this thread

would price be in any worse a position if he lost again to if he lost to someone else or beat someone rubbish?

would price be in any better position if he beat someone else (on a similar level) to if he beat thompson?

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[ross]

i have 13 minutes to kill before i can leave work so im gonna reply to this thread

would price be in any worse a position if he lost again to if he lost to someone else or beat someone rubbish?

would price be in any better position if he beat someone else (on a similar level) to if he beat thompson?

we i hope you understood my questions, i dont really and im leaving now in 12 minutes

bye x

If you were Frank Maloney and you had invested tens of thousands in to David Price then you would choose a less risky fight. The last thing he wants to do is hear the bell ring for the rematch and see Price freeze.

If he looses the rematch, not only has it been confirmed that he is stopped easy but it will also show he hasnt and cant learn anything.

[Master]

This is the right thing for Price, quick and immediate rematch as it was a freak shot. No point lingering on about it and fighting other poor fighters when deep inside Price wants to avenge Thompson.

Frank Bruno should have done the same thing when he lost to Bonecrusher, it may have changed his whole career.

[ross]

This is the right thing for Price, quick and immediate rematch as it was a freak shot. No point lingering on about it and fighting other poor fighters when deep inside Price wants to avenge Thompson.

Frank Bruno should have done the same thing when he lost to Bonecrusher, it may have changed his whole career.

Yep he might have imediately been beaten again and never hung around for that title