Lauren Price claims that Natasha Jonas does not want to fight her on the eve of the Royal Albert Hall Showdown | Boxing news

Lauren Price claims to be too young, too fast and too good for Natasha Jonas, while Jonas claims she is too smart, too experienced and too accurate for the price.

No plan letting get there when they meet in the Royal Albert Hall.

British rivals will face the unification of the world title as the main act at the historic event of all women on Friday, March 7th, Price considered that his next step towards dominance and Jonas was convinced that he added to his belt collection, while increasing his younger opponent’s progress.

Jonas arrives as World WBC champion IBF Welterweight after winning over Ivan Habazin in December, while Price is the WBA champion, IBO and Ring Magazine after his victory in Bexcy Mateus.

The former believes that she has faced stronger tests than Price, which has been 8-0 since he was professional as an Olympic champion.

“I think Mikaela Mayer is a comprehensive better fighter and it’s the best name on my card,” Jonas said The gloves are off.

“She won every round [as a professional]It was comfortable, there was no one who would argue her. The best fought was a very, very poor Jessica McCaskill.

“It’s definitely on my level, I think it’s a great fighter, I just think I’m better.

“There is a very small difference between me, Lauren, Mayer, Sandy Ryan, Chantelle Cameron, Katie Taylor. I don’t believe it is my hardest struggle.”

Price and Jonas traded insults in the ring after an exhibition in December in Liverpool, collecting a fascinating collision of two fighters competing at the top from the seemingly opposite parts of their career.

Price called into question Jonas’s desire to fight her as he diminished Liverpudlijan’s proposal that there were more competitions to be persecuted, among those who are Irish icon Taylor.

“Definitely not, it’s not the fight she wanted,” Price said. “Katie Taylor is not our weight and you have already been twice the flank.

“There is nothing personal, I want to create a legacy and win world titles, I wanted to move quickly and proved that I was up with the past.

“I believe I’m the best in 147. Tasha has two belts, I want to continue and become united and undeniable.

“She’s my hardest test so far. She has a good ring of IQ, but I believe I’m better in all areas. I’m a return alone.

“If it were on me, I and you would be boxing in December. I understand why you don’t want to fight me, I understand.”

At the age of 40, an age that serves as the main point of conversation Jonas is nothing new because it still defies doubt in the second half of his career.

She enters the fight 10 years older than the opponent of Price, but insists that there is no signs of her slowdown.

“We still have Katie Taylor as she performs at the highest level, she is a few years behind me, and at the highest level, men’s fighters perform,” Jonas said.

“It’s more for other people except athletes themselves.

“Every struggle you learn, improve, improve. You will never be complete, but I still think my performances are getting better.

“As soon as I think they are falling, then I’ll see you [about retirement]. I’ll make that decision. “

Price admits that she does not predict boxing at the age of 40 like Jonas, but refused to comment on whether she believed her colleague should withdraw.

However, she returned Jonas’ comments in December, when she suggested that her Olympic gold medal had only arrived ‘when all good people left’.

“The Chinese girl I hinted at the finals now is the Olympic champion,” Price said. “The Panama Girl I Hailed in the Quarters is an Olympic silver medal.

“If you say that, you know what it takes to get to the Olympics, you are a little dishonest to them because they are great athletes.

“I don’t know how you can throw that comment there. I’m the most disgusting amateur that came out of GB.

“I think it was a silly comment.”

The story is not the secret of her desire to quickly move through professional ranks as one of the most famous British amateur boxers, but she knows that she is facing the most difficult career obstacle in Jonas.

“I’m 10/11 years younger, as I said, too fast, too good, too young and I believe in that,” Price said.

“I think I earn a lot of respect with this fight and it puts me not only that I don’t believe how good I am, but everyone else.

“I respect Tashu, but I believe this fight opens the other door for me. I believe I win in style.”

Watch Natasha Jonas against Lauren Price in all British unification in Royal Albert Hall, live on Sky Sports, March 7th.