Round fivepublished at 22:03 British Summer Time 20 July 2019
Allen v Price
A rather benign last 30 seconds suits Price down to a tee.
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David Price beats Dave Allen after 10 rounds of all-British heavyweight clash
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Fight night at London's O2 Arena
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Allen v Price
A rather benign last 30 seconds suits Price down to a tee.
Allen v Price
Jose Mourinho is in the house.
There is currently no Special One in the ring, although Price is definitely on top here.
Price gets through with a few more jabs before Allen catches him with another right-hand upper cut.
However, the Liverpool fighter keeps his defence up - he looks strong.
Allen v Price
Price gets in a flurry of body shots before the bell.
That was a decent round for Allen.
Allen v Price
Another jab catches Allen's nose. The White Rhino lands a good upper cut as he looks to retaliate having been on the backfoot for pretty much three rounds.
Can the Conisbrough-based boxer take this past halfway?
Allen v Price
It's not 100mph from either.
Methodical jabbing from Price is not giving Allen the chance to attack.
If Allen does decide to throw caution to the wind now will he be caught cold?
Allen v Price
Price continues to find a way through Allen's guard with his jabs then lands one on the body of his smaller opponent.
An upper cut from Price rocks Allen - the Liverpool boxer is dictating.
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Allen v Price
Price is getting through with these jabs and Allen is continuing to target the body.
The 6ft 8in 36-year-old is edging this one so far though.
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Allen v Price
Allen is stepping it up with some body shots. He'll have to keep that up to weaken his bigger opponent.
An upper cut then surprises Price - his defence isn't as good as it could be.
Still laughing at that Chisora fight?
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Allen v Price
A left hand from Price lands flush on Allen's face.
The Doncaster De La Hoya shrugs it off, but his mush is all the redder for it.
The big Scouser will be happy with that.
Allen v Price
Price tests Allen with some jabs early doors, but they fail to land.
Allen is content to stand back and see what Price's intentions are.
Price's reach, understandably, is far greater than his opponent's. His biggest weapon tonight?
Allen v Price
Fight!
Allen v Price
Allen v Price
If you're new to the world of Dave Allen...
- Once an addicted gambler, he took on Luis Ortiz at short notice because he badly needed money
- Boxed in a pair of walking shoes in a big fight at Sheffield United's stadium, prompting promoter Eddie Hearn to ask "what the hell are you doing?"
- His dad told him after defeat in that bout that fans were laughing at him
- Wore gold pants on the scales once after being given them by a group of students
- Openly admits to drinking four fizzy drinks and eating badly for years as he couldn't focus on boxing
- Has now overcome his addiction to gambling and owns his own house as well as buy-to-let property
- Trains under former world champion Darren Barker and has found routine and a decent diet
- Has four wins in a row and last time out, had his name chanted by a huge O2 Arena crowd.
In a nutshell, he's come through a fair bit and fans seem to love him.
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Price v Allen
Now Dave Allen.
He makes his walk to the ring to Eva Cassidy's version of Fields of Gold followed by (Is this the way to) Amarillo by Tony Christie.
Textbook.
Price v Allen
First David Price.
Here he is walking in to the arena to the tune from The Good, Bad and The Ugly.
Which will we see from the Scouser against Allen?