David Price has admitted that he needs to “destroy” undefeated Brummie Kash Ali at The M&S Bank Arena Liverpool on Saturday if he wants to keep his name relevant in the Heavyweight division.
David Price is in action this Saturday night, against the unbeaten but somewhat untested at top level Kash Ali, and Price knows he simply has to win the fight or else his career will almost certainly be over.
As fans may know, David Price – the heavyweight who simply refuses to give in – will return to action in his hometown of Liverpool on March 30, against unbeaten but largely unknown and untested heavyweight Kash Ali.
Tonight at The O2 in London on the big Dillian Whyte Vs. Dereck Chisora II card, fan favourite David Price finally put himself back in the win column courtesy of a fourth-round TKO victory over countryman Tom Little.
David Price is absolutely aching to “get back that winning feeling,” but Tom Little says it won’t happen for him on Saturday night.
Joshua Buatsi will defend his WBA International Light-Heavyweight title against Australia’s Renold Quinlan at The O2 in London on December 22, live on Sky Sports Box Office in the UK.
For the third time running, British heavyweight David Price will feature on the under-card of a big-card heavyweight main event. Back in March of this year, Price took on Alexander Povetkin on the under-card of Anthony Joshua Vs.
Eddie Hearn is working on the final touches of the under-card fights for the December 22 rematch between rival British heavyweights Dillian Whyte and Dereck Chisora.
Tonight at Wembley, unbeaten Russian heavyweight prospect Sergey Kuzmin scored the biggest win of his pro career this far in stopping British heavyweight David Price.
Yvan Mendy believes he should have had a shot at a World title by now and is frustrated that Luke Campbell fought for one before him.