Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
A poll for this? Ya serious?
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Better opponent than Fujimoto. Tupou should get beaten handily but he's at least got some pop.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Surely Tupou has a better chance than Fujimoto would have... ?
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Definitely. He's got some pop and while he's limited I think he can hurt Parker.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Surely Tupou has a better chance than Fujimoto would have... ?
I don't see any realistic way that Fujimoto could've troubled Parker....undersized, not much power, and outgunned in pretty much every way.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
crusader wrote:Definitely. He's got some pop and while he's limited I think he can hurt Parker.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Surely Tupou has a better chance than Fujimoto would have... ?
I don't see any realistic way that Fujimoto could've troubled Parker....undersized, not much power, and outgunned in pretty much every way.
I agree. The only way I could see Fujimoto troubling Parker is by running away, which he does fairly well.
Apparently only TOO well this time!
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Parker in 5.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
for the person who chose the last option:
...in 1986
Kyotaro Fujimoto was born in Japan. His career
began in December 2011 and he fights as an
orthodox boxer at Heavyweight. Fujimoto has
fought in a total of 5 title fights so far in his career.
...in 1986
Kyotaro Fujimoto was born in Japan. His career
began in December 2011 and he fights as an
orthodox boxer at Heavyweight. Fujimoto has
fought in a total of 5 title fights so far in his career.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
What are the odds Fujimoto got a better offer for September on PBC? He's top 15 WBC...
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
IMO, Tupou and Fujimoto are very closely equal opponents.
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
I just don't see what Fujimoto has to trouble Parker.....Tupou will probably lose handily but he can at least punch--he clearly knocked down Jennings despite the ref egregiously not ruling it as such--and Parker's been rocked before (by Nascimento). That extra bit of danger makes Tupou the better opponent imo.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Yep if Tupou catches Parker with an overhand right like he landed on Jennings, Parker is going down!
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
No disrespect but Tupou but he aint on Parkers level never was never will be Parker will win with a leg in the air

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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Bowie Tupou is a much better opponent that Deontay Wilder was fighting at the same stage in his career.
Wilder should have fought tough journeymen like Tupou, but instead he fought over-40 former middleweights like poor old Marlon Hayes.
Wilder should have fought tough journeymen like Tupou, but instead he fought over-40 former middleweights like poor old Marlon Hayes.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Parker so far looks a special talent. Fast, heavy hands. Could go a long way.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Would like to see him fight Anthony Joshua
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
The time isn't right for that fight for so many reasons. But it would make for one hell of a scrap.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Would like to see him fight Anthony Joshua
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Me too. But not now, in 2018.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Would like to see him fight Anthony Joshua
Let them both develop and build their resumes and popularity first.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
That's it. Hopefully get a title each and fight for big money on a big stage.Freedom2013 wrote:Me too. But not now, in 2018.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Would like to see him fight Anthony Joshua
Let them both develop and build their resumes and popularity first.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Of course it is very rare to see a matchup between such up-and-coming prospects these days.
Would be interesting to see them fight next year for the Commonwealth Title -- though I don't
expect it to happen.
When is the most recent time such top prospects fought each other? I can't think of any such case...
Would be interesting to see them fight next year for the Commonwealth Title -- though I don't
expect it to happen.
When is the most recent time such top prospects fought each other? I can't think of any such case...
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
Only really happens if it can be billed as a big domestic fight. Degale and Groves fought early and they could soon both have a world title.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Of course it is very rare to see a matchup between such up-and-coming prospects these days.
Would be interesting to see them fight next year for the Commonwealth Title -- though I don't
expect it to happen.
When is the most recent time such top prospects fought each other? I can't think of any such case...
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
I really like Parker's offensive abilities. He has the most 'snap' on his shots of any of the HW prospects, and he throws combinations.
The one big ? is his chin as his defense has been pretty porous. Tank Williams did hurt him some, but then again that he was fighting Williams so early is impressive.
The one big ? is his chin as his defense has been pretty porous. Tank Williams did hurt him some, but then again that he was fighting Williams so early is impressive.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Bowie Tupou
That's a great example!Deadendgeneration wrote:Only really happens if it can be billed as a big domestic fight. Degale and Groves fought early and they could soon both have a world title.Cutman Scabbers wrote:Of course it is very rare to see a matchup between such up-and-coming prospects these days.
Would be interesting to see them fight next year for the Commonwealth Title -- though I don't
expect it to happen.
When is the most recent time such top prospects fought each other? I can't think of any such case...
Groves won that, but it's DeGale who has gone on to become world champ.