[colinthfc]

They built it up last night, but would not confirm. Will it be announced on Bunce?

If it was such a secret why did the presenter say it was a big bloke with a scouse accent and then click onto Price?

I assumed he would go to Matchroom and take part in huge Sky shows from the Echo Arena

 

[2manyusernames]

Didn't Price hit twitter afterwards to confirm that he had NOT signed with Warren? I think I saw someone post that.

 

[tdw]

Warren said 'a couple of new signings' and Rosenthal said 'I can't think who they could be David' so assume they have signed Maloney stable so Price hasn't signed with Warren he is just on Boxnation

 

[dkos]

Price said that Maloney was in negotiations with BoxNation.

That's all I assume it will be from Franks 'one or two signings' comment last night.

 

[JamieC]

It will be price

 

[Del Boy]

To be honest, boxnation or no the way Franks fighters are with inactivity, Gavin, Clverley, Burnsdegale saunders, groves (yes i know injurys) I just cat get excited about anyone going to Frank

 

[scrappylinks]

It's me.

 

[davez]

I might be wrong but I think it could be Hatton Promotions and some of Frank Maloney's stable.

go to Hatton Promotions website let the banner advert change you'll see a Hatton Friday Fight Nights logo with the words COMING SOON... then look at Box Nation's Fight Schedule - none of the announced upcoming events so far are on Friday nights.

 

[BoxingAnalyst]

I don't think Price is stupid enough to sign with Warren.

 

[James Figg]

I don't think Price is stupid enough to sign with Warren.

Warren can get Price more exposure.

He may be the best British heavyweight not called David Haye but Tyson Fury (not even half as good) and Dereck Chisora are more known amongst the casual followers. He won't get anywhere on talent alone so he needs someone like Frank Warren to make him mainstream.

Signing with Warren could be the best thing to happen to David Price.

 

[sg-85]

Sign with Warren and he can be marketed to the casuals as the next big thing. Put him in with Delboy at the end of the year, win that (which i think he will) and alot more people will sit up and take notice.

IMO its 1 step back (leaving sky) to take 2 steps forward.

 

[BoxingAnalyst]

Warren can get Price more exposure.

He may be the best British heavyweight not called David Haye but Tyson Fury (not even half as good) and Dereck Chisora are more known amongst the casual followers. He won't get anywhere on talent alone so he needs someone like Frank Warren to make him mainstream.

Signing with Warren could be the best thing to happen to David Price.

On a channel that is viewed by about 30,000 people? Ok then, also Warren doesn't know how to build a fighter (lately), he has them fighting outside they're hometowns, and has no money.

 

[BoxingAnalyst]

Sign with Warren and he can be marketed to the casuals as the next big thing. Put him in with Delboy at the end of the year, win that (which i think he will) and alot more people will sit up and take notice.

IMO its 1 step back (leaving sky) to take 2 steps forward.

Or just sign with Hearn, get promoted properly and build a fanbase on Sky, fight more often and actually get paid?

 

[sg-85]

Or just sign with Hearn, get promoted properly and build a fanbase on Sky, fight more often and actually get paid?

:think Fair point... although i dont think Maloney would be stupid enough to give up all rights to Price as his manager, so surely they'd have the finances ironed about before putting pen to paper, different circumstances to a newly turned pro accepting an advance payment and then promises of this that and the other... hypothetically speaking!

May get shot down for it, but i think the BN route is the best way to go. He wont go to C5 cuz fat mick would sooner eat a salad than put fury in with price. If he goes the sky route, theres only so long he can knock out bums before people start asking for a big fight. Whereas with BN a win over delboy could do wonders for his marketability in the short term.

 

[BoxingAnalyst]

:think Fair point... although i dont think Maloney would be stupid enough to give up all rights to Price as his manager, so surely they'd have the finances ironed about before putting pen to paper, different circumstances to a newly turned pro accepting an advance payment and then promises of this that and the other... hypothetically speaking!

May get shot down for it, but i think the BN route is the best way to go. He wont go to C5 cuz fat mick would sooner eat a salad than put fury in with price. If he goes the sky route, theres only so long he can knock out bums before people start asking for a big fight. Whereas with BN a win over delboy could do wonders for his marketability in the short term.

:lol::lol:

Fair points mate :good

 

[Mandanda]

Maloney to become Price's manager and Boxnation to show his fights and Frank to promote him.

What happens to rest of Maloney's camp is worrying, it looks like it could be the end for him unless he gets a deal with Boxnation..

 

[icemax]

:lol::lol:

Fair points mate :good

I wonder why Price didn't take the £100k offered

 

[BoxingAnalyst]

I wonder why Price didn't take the £100k offered

In his contract it states he has to be paid near to 125k for British title fights, according to Maloney.

I wonder why Fury vacated his title? Oh yeah, I forgot he moved onto bigger and better things by fighting a taxi driver for the Irish title.

 

[icemax]

Stop acting like a kid....you know why the fight didn't take place and why Fury vacated.

According to Maloney? I think that I'll take that under advisement.......am I supposed to believe that Price was paid £125k for smacking Sam Sexton around for a round or two?

 

[BoxingAnalyst]

Stop acting like a kid....you know why the fight didn't take place and why Fury vacated.

According to Maloney? I think that I'll take that under advisement.......am I supposed to believe that Price was paid £125k for smacking Sam Sexton around for a round or two?

:lol: Well I am a kid to you old boy :smug Just playing pal, obviously the TV contracts had a bit to do with it, but why did Fury vacate? Because he knew the fight would eventually go to purse bids.