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Q Your thoughts on the Tom Little fight?
A Tom is a very good fighter, much better than his record suggests, but I'm a fighter who has mixed it at world level. I was 15 seconds away from beating Alexander Povetkin. I just needed to keep composed and when the time felt right, just put it on him and the ref did a great job in stopping the fight.
Q Who do you want next?
A I'm back out at the end of March in Liverpool, and I want nothing more than to blast out that clown Lucas Browne. I punch twice as hard as he does, I'm bigger and faster and I'm going to give him a reality check.
Q Anyone else in mind?
A After Browne, I'd like to rematch Kuzmin, any place, anywhere, he never won the fight. I won all four rounds and pulled out injured. I'd beat him any time fully fit. Then I'd like Povetkin as I think I can do a number on him now.
Q What about the big three? Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder.
A Those fights are still the goal. To be honest, the hardest of the three would be Fury. He's just so skilled, fast and awkward. I think Deontay Wilder would be an easy nights work for me, because styles make fights, and I'd land on him before he lands on me and knock him out. Similar with Joshua, I already beat him in competitive sparring so I have the edge there anyway. I definitely believe that I will become Heavyweight champion of the world in 2019 or 2020.
David Price was interviewed at Wetherspoons Pub in Liverpool by journalist Martin T Roll.
A Tom is a very good fighter, much better than his record suggests, but I'm a fighter who has mixed it at world level. I was 15 seconds away from beating Alexander Povetkin. I just needed to keep composed and when the time felt right, just put it on him and the ref did a great job in stopping the fight.
Q Who do you want next?
A I'm back out at the end of March in Liverpool, and I want nothing more than to blast out that clown Lucas Browne. I punch twice as hard as he does, I'm bigger and faster and I'm going to give him a reality check.
Q Anyone else in mind?
A After Browne, I'd like to rematch Kuzmin, any place, anywhere, he never won the fight. I won all four rounds and pulled out injured. I'd beat him any time fully fit. Then I'd like Povetkin as I think I can do a number on him now.
Q What about the big three? Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder.
A Those fights are still the goal. To be honest, the hardest of the three would be Fury. He's just so skilled, fast and awkward. I think Deontay Wilder would be an easy nights work for me, because styles make fights, and I'd land on him before he lands on me and knock him out. Similar with Joshua, I already beat him in competitive sparring so I have the edge there anyway. I definitely believe that I will become Heavyweight champion of the world in 2019 or 2020.
David Price was interviewed at Wetherspoons Pub in Liverpool by journalist Martin T Roll.
and interviewed at wetherspoons pub 
Great talk from the pub, wonder how many pints Pricey had downed by this point lol. Would love to see him get the Browne fight though, somebody is definitely getting KTFO in that one
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