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!!Billy Joe Saunders will have to be world class to even be competitive with me” Bradley “Sugarsweet” Pryce

By Michael J Jones

NEWPORT veteran Bradley Pryce is his usual truculent self before his bout with Commonwealth boss Billy Joe Saunders on June 1st. Pryce, now 31-years-old and 33-10 (18), is coming off a ten-round points success over another strong prospect in Patrick Mendy. The talented Welshman was bullied early by former Prizefighter champion Mendy before taking control in the middle rounds to eke out a deserved 96-95 decision.

Most are predicting a short, painful night for “Sugarsweet” at the York Hall Bethnal Green against the rapidly-improving Saunders. The Hertfordshire southpaw, 13-0 (9), has won three of his last four contests in the very first round and blew away Tony Hill last time out in just 30 seconds (to win the vacant title). The former Olympian is the firm favourite but has never faced anyone as experienced or confident as Gary Lockett-trained Pryce, nine years his senior.

Livefight caught up with Bradley with just two weeks to go and found him, as usual, in a supremely bullish mood-

LF) Hey Bradley, how’s training going?

BP) It’s going great thanks, absolutely spot-on.

LF) Most are predicting a painful night for you against Billy Joe Saunders; how do you respond to that?

BP) Well it’s fine for me as it means the pressure is off me for the fight. I’m the underdog and people are saying

I haven’t got a chance but that’s fine, I’ll take it on the chin. The pressure is off me and I feel better for it.

LF) What do you make of Billy Joe Saunders as a fighter; he seems to be improving his punching-power in recent fights?

BP) I don’t really know because I’ve never seen him box. I’m not actually a big fan of boxing, I never watch it at home or anything like that. I watched (Saunders’s) last fight; it was all over in 30 seconds. That was ok (to watch) but I couldn’t watch a twelve-round fight.


I haven’t a clue about his style but that’s the same in every fight; I’ll work the guy out when I’m in there. I know my experience will take me into the late rounds and then I can take over.

LF) You beat Patrick Mendy last time out; how did you rate your own performance in that fight?

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