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Thursday 09 February 2012 9:45 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 9:42 am

Price agrees Sexton contest

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BOXING: British heavyweight David Price will fight Sam Sexton for the British and Commonwealth titles vacated by Tyson Fury. Olympic bronze-medallist Price, 28, has a perfect 12-win record (10 KOs) and will be favourite against former Commonwealth champion Sexton. Price said: “I’m disappointed he didn’t step up to the plate because it was the fight the public wanted to see. I was talking to my trainer and I think Sam Sexton is going to prove more difficult to beat than Fury.”

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