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United Kingdom David Price has transitioned from an Olympic bronze medalist to a British and Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion, showcasing an impactful professional boxing career.
David Price, the British and Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion boxer, announced representation by Wasserman Media Group.
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Born on July 6, 1983, in Liverpool, England, David Price embarked on his boxing journey as an amateur, quickly establishing himself as a formidable super-heavyweight. He represented England with distinction, winning the Commonwealth Confederations tournament in Kuala Lumpur in 2003. A highlight of his amateur career was captaining the 2006 Commonwealth Games boxing team in Melbourne, where he secured a gold medal. His Olympic performance in Beijing in 2008 earned him a bronze medal in the super-heavyweight division, marking a significant achievement before his transition to professional boxing. His amateur tenure was characterized by a series of victories, including multiple ABA championships, positioning him as a notable prospect.
Price made his professional debut on March 28, 2009, at the Echo Arena in Liverpool, winning by TKO in the third round. His early professional career was marked by a strong undefeated streak, securing multiple knockout victories. A significant milestone occurred in 2012 when he claimed both the vacant British and Commonwealth heavyweight titles, a testament to his burgeoning talent in the professional ranks. He defended these titles successfully before encountering a challenging period with consecutive losses. Despite setbacks, Price demonstrated resilience, returning to the ring and continuing to compete at a high level. His career, which spanned from 2009 to 2019, featured contests against notable opponents in the heavyweight division.
Throughout his career, Price’s powerful punching was a consistent feature of his fighting style. He actively sought opportunities to compete for regional and international titles, including a challenge for the European heavyweight title in 2015. His engagements often took place in prominent venues across the UK and Europe, reflecting his standing in the sport. After more than a decade in professional boxing, David Price announced his retirement on October 7, 2021, concluding his career with a professional record of 25 wins, 7 losses, and 20 knockouts. He expressed a shift in personal priorities, moving towards business ventures and property, indicating a planned transition beyond the boxing ring.
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