DeGale put together some blinding combinations last night (although he is a slappy puncher), but then sat with his back to the ropes for minutes at a time, letting his opponent plod towards him.

I struggle to be convinced by DeGale.....He makes what should be comfortable fights look difficult.



The guy he fought last night was durable enough, but was extremely limited - A top class fighter would have stopped him at some point, yet DeGale constantly let him off the hook and, at times, actually made him look threatening.



Personally, I reckon DeGale has stamina issues, and won't get any further than the European standard he is presently at - I think he will be found out again by Groves if the pair get it on again.

Price-Harrison went entirely as predicted.

I for one seriously hope David Price vs Tyson Fury gets sorted, I personally think there's a gulf in class already between the two and although the chin of Price hasn't been tested yet we've seen Fury wobbled/floored by guys who don't have the ability and possess less punching power than David Price, I'd take David Price in under six rounds.

As someone has already mentioned earlier I think, neither of them NEED to fight the other right now. The last thing either of them needs on their record is a loss. Just bide their time and build up to it in a couple of years time when there is more at stake. And at 24 (I think) Fury needs Price a lot less than a lot of people seem to think.



If/when they do finally get it on it will be an all-out brawl, blood and guts everywhere, lawlessness running amok, 100% carnage.



And that's just going to be outside the ring!!

fury is just making himself look more of a numpty than he already is



good bye harrison...a nice punch from price at the end to break his nose and to say 'and dont come back!'



really impressed with degale..that guy he fought was one of those guys boxers hate to be in with and avoid like the plague..well done to degale for getting the job done..some lovely combinations he threw

I think he does need Price, because that is his payday..... The problem for Fury is that he has to have that payday fight before he is exposed by a journeyman in a run-of-the-mill, low pay bout. If/when that happens he has nowhere to go, because he is making numerous enemies with all his idiotic cheap talk.



Of course, the same could be said of Price, but I think most observers are in agreement where the real boxing talent lies with these two.....Price looks and acts like a class act, Fury is an accident waiting to happen.

Would not!!! Like to be in the crowd for Fury vs Price. Manchester + Liverpool + the travelling community, they will be fighting in lumps outside the ring. Price by plenty by the way, totally unconvined by Fury.

Not convinced by either Price or Fury TBH. I think the fight (if it ever happens) will be closer than some predict. Either could knock the other one out and and don't think either has the ability or movement required at this point to box to a decsion

If you punch as hard as Price, it doesn't really matter....





If you actually watch Price, his punch speed, accuracy of punch, and the different angles he throws them from, make him a very live opponent at World level.



Of course, his chin remains a bit of a question mark, but his defence looks pretty much text book, which is all he can do until somebody is good enough to get a big shot through.

kell brook looked good, saldivia although a puncher wansnt much though and he wont get the recognition till he fights a better level of fighter at world level ..like khan says



but devon alexander could be up next for the title and he is at that level so we will see how brook goes then..



danny garcia won again... khan might want to avoid fighting him again and go for the brook fight, which he may do if brook wins the title from alexander

RIP Manny Steward





Truly gutted about this.