Prizefighter - Tonight SS1 - Who wins?

[Fenster]

Annoys me when people keep saying sinclairs the experienced hand in this thing

pryce has been in with olusegun, jennings, small, hall, bami, mcdonagh

That guys been in and around the main british pictures for years now

Sinclair battered Pryce a few years back. He fought Daniel Santos for the WBO title 10 years ago.

im not saying pryce is a better fighter

but while sinclair has been fighting up and coming prospects over 6rounds, pryce has been in 10/12 round wars with good solid fighters.

I can promise you a hell of a lot of fight fans know the name bradley pryce over neil sinclair

Younger ones, yeah.

But it's obvious people would refer to Sinclair as the experienced one, considering he's fought for a "world" title, was Brit champ for donkeys and has stopped the tournament favourite Pryce

[HattonTheHammer]

Sinclair battered Pryce a few years back. He fought Daniel Santos for the WBO title 10 years ago.

im not saying pryce is a better fighter

but while sinclair has been fighting up and coming prospects over 6rounds, pryce has been in 10/12 round wars with good solid fighters.

I can promise you a hell of a lot of fight fans know the name bradley pryce over neil sinclair

Younger ones, yeah.

But it's obvious people would refer to Sinclair as the experienced one, considering he's fought for a "world" title, was Brit champ for donkeys and has stopped the tournament favourite Pryce

Ive got sinclair to win the fight, ive no qualms over saying i believe him to be the better fighter

But bradley pryce is the bigger name who over the few years has been in the bigger fights against the better fighters

[skel1983]

im not saying pryce is a better fighter

but while sinclair has been fighting up and coming prospects over 6rounds, pryce has been in 10/12 round wars with good solid fighters.

I can promise you a hell of a lot of fight fans know the name bradley pryce over neil sinclair

Younger ones, yeah.

But it's obvious people would refer to Sinclair as the experienced one, considering he's fought for a "world" title, was Brit champ for donkeys and has stopped the tournament favourite Pryce

Ive got sinclair to win the fight, ive no qualms over saying i believe him to be the better fighter

But bradley pryce is the bigger name who over the few years has been in the bigger fights against the better fighters

Sinclair has fought for a world title, how the fuck has he not been in bigger fights than Pryce?

Hillyard is the one who might suprise a few.

[JazMerkin]

im not saying pryce is a better fighter

but while sinclair has been fighting up and coming prospects over 6rounds, pryce has been in 10/12 round wars with good solid fighters.

I can promise you a hell of a lot of fight fans know the name bradley pryce over neil sinclair

Younger ones, yeah.

But it's obvious people would refer to Sinclair as the experienced one, considering he's fought for a "world" title, was Brit champ for donkeys and has stopped the tournament favourite Pryce

Ive got sinclair to win the fight, ive no qualms over saying i believe him to be the better fighter

But bradley pryce is the bigger name who over the few years has been in the bigger fights against the better fighters

Pryce is the bigger name if you only started watching boxing in 2005 & saw him coat-tailing Calzaghe & Maccarinelli.

I think O'Meara is a good outside shot, granted his opposition isn't that good at present, but he's got serious skills. He's also sparred with genuine world-class P4P fighters like Timothy Bradley, Shane Mosley & Floyd Mayweather. He probably got mugged off by the lot of them, but that experience still gives him something that all the others bar Pryce & Sinclair to my knowledge lack. I just wonder if it's too quick a step-up.

I personally think Pryce is shot now & I think Sinclair will spark him. I'd probably favour Sinclair to win, just on the experience. We've seen in Prizefighter recently that those who've fought at the best level, (Harrison, Rees) generally find a way to win.

Although I'm a little disenchanted with the whole Prizefighter thing after the LWW one, where there were no end of shit decisions even if the right man won in the end.

[skel1983]

Younger ones, yeah.

But it's obvious people would refer to Sinclair as the experienced one, considering he's fought for a "world" title, was Brit champ for donkeys and has stopped the tournament favourite Pryce

Ive got sinclair to win the fight, ive no qualms over saying i believe him to be the better fighter

But bradley pryce is the bigger name who over the few years has been in the bigger fights against the better fighters

Pryce is the bigger name if you only started watching boxing in 2005 & saw him coat-tailing Calzaghe & Maccarinelli.

I think O'Meara is a good outside shot, granted his opposition isn't that good at present, but he's got serious skills. He's also sparred with genuine world-class P4P fighters like Timothy Bradley, Shane Mosley & Floyd Mayweather. He probably got mugged off by the lot of them, but that experience still gives him something that all the others bar Pryce & Sinclair to my knowledge lack. I just wonder if it's too quick a step-up.

I personally think Pryce is shot now & I think Sinclair will spark him. I'd probably favour Sinclair to win, just on the experience. We've seen in Prizefighter recently that those who've fought at the best level, (Harrison, Rees) generally find a way to win.

Although I'm a little disenchanted with the whole Prizefighter thing after the LWW one, where there were no end of shit decisions even if the right man won in the end.

How you doing Jaz you ok mate?

I like the look of O'Meara aswell, like you say quite early in his career, I was reading his experience of sparring Mayweather before the Marquez fight it was a good read.

[JazMerkin]

Ive got sinclair to win the fight, ive no qualms over saying i believe him to be the better fighter

But bradley pryce is the bigger name who over the few years has been in the bigger fights against the better fighters

Pryce is the bigger name if you only started watching boxing in 2005 & saw him coat-tailing Calzaghe & Maccarinelli.

I think O'Meara is a good outside shot, granted his opposition isn't that good at present, but he's got serious skills. He's also sparred with genuine world-class P4P fighters like Timothy Bradley, Shane Mosley & Floyd Mayweather. He probably got mugged off by the lot of them, but that experience still gives him something that all the others bar Pryce & Sinclair to my knowledge lack. I just wonder if it's too quick a step-up.

I personally think Pryce is shot now & I think Sinclair will spark him. I'd probably favour Sinclair to win, just on the experience. We've seen in Prizefighter recently that those who've fought at the best level, (Harrison, Rees) generally find a way to win.

Although I'm a little disenchanted with the whole Prizefighter thing after the LWW one, where there were no end of shit decisions even if the right man won in the end.

How you doing Jaz you ok mate?

I like the look of O'Meara aswell, like you say quite early in his career, I was reading his experience of sparring Mayweather before the Marquez fight it was a good read.

Yeah, I'm good Skel, having massive power cuts in my block so not on as much.

Yeah, that's the thing, he may be just a bit too green right now for it, but if he's learnt from sparring quality fighters than he could be in for a good night. He's also got a good trainer in McDonnell who's able to get him some good opportunities, hence how (from what I've heard down the gym) that he sparred with Bradley for the Holt fight & Mosley in Philly.

[rjj tszyu]

Well done Prince Arron. Really deserved it tonight and surprised me no end. That jab is one of the best i've ever seen at domestic level!