The Klitschko brothers vice like hold over heavyweight boxing is surely nearing its end and, as the young pretenders from around the globe jockey for position, Britain is primly placed to deliver a successor.
Last weekend big David Price from Liverpool served further notice of his credentials by ironing out ex Olympic gold medallist Audley Harrison in just 82 seconds at the Echo Arena in his home city.
While few expected Harrison to triumph, it was the ruthless manner in which Price executed that provides cause for patriotic optimism.
At 6ft 8in tall and with a 17 ˝ stone frame seemingly cast from marble, the imposing 2008 Olympic bronze medallist has now stopped 12 of 14 as a pro and the fashion in which he destroyed Harrison – and Brits John McDermott and Sam Sexton earlier this year – confirms that ‘Big Pricey’ carries thunder in his gloves. Already 29, and with a wealth of top flight amateur experience, he can’t be far off making the big push.
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