Whats next for Parker

keithmoonhangover
Cruiserweight
Posts: 17099
Joined: 16 Sep 2010, 10:42

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by keithmoonhangover »

You heard it here first. Next defence will be in NZ against Alexander Ustinov. :OhYes:
Jackson328
Middleweight
Posts: 411
Joined: 14 Nov 2013, 14:51

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Jackson328 »

Tricky situation for Parker, he needs a fight or two before any potential unification with either of AJ/Wilder next year but he risks losing his belt if he aims too high and he needs to look better than in his last 2 or 3 fights. Fujimoto is in the WBO top 10 (8th I think) so Parker is perfectly entitled to a voluntary after defeating his mandatory in Hughie then the winner of Bellew/Haye 2 would be my guess to keep him in the spotlight over here. If he can negotiate that then the WBO would surely allow him a unification before pressing for his next mandatory defence. Can anyone envisage the WBO ordering a rematch with Hughie after Hennessy lodges his protest? Thought not!
boxingknockout
Super Lightweight
Posts: 2856
Joined: 09 Sep 2016, 10:45

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by boxingknockout »

Getting stretched by Ayyyyyyyyy Jayyyyyyyyy most likely.
dirk2686
Super Lightweight
Posts: 1982
Joined: 26 Sep 2016, 09:35

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by dirk2686 »

Surely it makes sense to cash in now and fight Joshua next year? I think he loses to the Haye Bellew winner to be honest and if that happens the big fight is up in smoke.

A big if but if Haye can look good in beating Bellew and Parker a fight between him and Joshua becomes the biggest domestic fight possible.
boxingknockout
Super Lightweight
Posts: 2856
Joined: 09 Sep 2016, 10:45

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by boxingknockout »

dirk2686 wrote:Surely it makes sense to cash in now and fight Joshua next year? I think he loses to the Haye Bellew winner to be honest and if that happens the big fight is up in smoke.

A big if but if Haye can look good in beating Bellew and Parker a fight between him and Joshua becomes the biggest domestic fight possible.
Yes good point. If I was manager I would go for winner of Haye Bellew and then cash him in against Joshua
Oiky
Super Welterweight
Posts: 7277
Joined: 16 Feb 2015, 09:22

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Oiky »

Yea he should try and get his cash out fight vs AJ

He ain't gonna light up the division
Tarkus
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2859
Joined: 04 Jul 2010, 08:50

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Tarkus »

Jackson328 wrote:Tricky situation for Parker, he needs a fight or two before any potential unification with either of AJ/Wilder next year but he risks losing his belt if he aims too high and he needs to look better than in his last 2 or 3 fights. Fujimoto is in the WBO top 10 (8th I think) so Parker is perfectly entitled to a voluntary after defeating his mandatory in Hughie then the winner of Bellew/Haye 2 would be my guess to keep him in the spotlight over here. If he can negotiate that then the WBO would surely allow him a unification before pressing for his next mandatory defence. Can anyone envisage the WBO ordering a rematch with Hughie after Hennessy lodges his protest? Thought not!
I think WBO already rejected it. Thank God for that.
Tarkus
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2859
Joined: 04 Jul 2010, 08:50

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Tarkus »

I seriously doubt they can raise enough cash in Japan to justify Fujimoto fight. And I also think Parker team is far more confident in his abilities then some of the posters here. So they will go for Bellew and if they cant get him they will go for Whyte.
Boxing Prospect
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 6592
Joined: 25 Jun 2012, 14:35

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Boxing Prospect »

Tarkus wrote:I seriously doubt they can raise enough cash in Japan to justify Fujimoto fight. And I also think Parker team is far more confident in his abilities then some of the posters here. So they will go for Bellew and if they cant get him they will go for Whyte.
It'll time suited for NZ PPV, TBS spend a SHIT TONNE on their Kyoguken show, a big stadium fight, billed as historical in Tokyo, certainly could have pkenty of money behind it...would likely make more than the Fury fight ;-)
Like a Boss
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 5863
Joined: 01 May 2012, 03:21

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Like a Boss »

This is team Parker's opportunity to handpick someone who Joseph matches up well with both stylistically and fiscally.
Grailer
Welterweight
Posts: 296
Joined: 19 Sep 2015, 00:49

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Grailer »

Parker can only fight opponent from WBO top 15 .
Bellew isnt ranked in top 15.

Parker fights in Japan or fights Dylan Whyte in england next IMO
BIGDOUG58
Super Lightweight
Posts: 90
Joined: 19 Oct 2016, 06:53

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by BIGDOUG58 »

I agree,
He needs to fight somebody in the UK.
but not a Local.
He needs a win over a Non UK fighter to get local support, So having said that and also somebody who could get him ready for Joshua or Wilder so Im throwing up Robert Helenius 25-1 with 16 KO,s won his last 3 inside the distance, won in June and is 6 ft. 6 " so that would be a great test for Parker and I think Helenius wouldn't run
Tarkus
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2859
Joined: 04 Jul 2010, 08:50

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Tarkus »

Grailer wrote:Parker can only fight opponent from WBO top 15 .
Bellew isnt ranked in top 15.

Parker fights in Japan or fights Dylan Whyte in england next IMO
He doesnt have to fight someone from top 15. He can ask WBO to allow defense against someone outside top 15. I dont think WBO will block Bellew as a voluntary.
Tarkus
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2859
Joined: 04 Jul 2010, 08:50

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Tarkus »

Boxing Prospect wrote:
Tarkus wrote:I seriously doubt they can raise enough cash in Japan to justify Fujimoto fight. And I also think Parker team is far more confident in his abilities then some of the posters here. So they will go for Bellew and if they cant get him they will go for Whyte.
It'll time suited for NZ PPV, TBS spend a poo TONNE on their Kyoguken show, a big stadium fight, billed as historical in Tokyo, certainly could have pkenty of money behind it...would likely make more than the Fury fight ;-)
I dont think Japanese will buy into a such bogus story. Although I admit I know next to nothing about inner workings of Japanese boxing. Lets Wait and see.
Boxing Prospect
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 6592
Joined: 25 Jun 2012, 14:35

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Boxing Prospect »

Tarkus wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:
Tarkus wrote:I seriously doubt they can raise enough cash in Japan to justify Fujimoto fight. And I also think Parker team is far more confident in his abilities then some of the posters here. So they will go for Bellew and if they cant get him they will go for Whyte.
It'll time suited for NZ PPV, TBS spend a poo TONNE on their Kyoguken show, a big stadium fight, billed as historical in Tokyo, certainly could have pkenty of money behind it...would likely make more than the Fury fight ;-)
I dont think Japanese will buy into a such bogus story. Although I admit I know next to nothing about inner workings of Japanese boxing. Lets Wait and see.
Think you're under estimating things. Since his early defeat he has become a triple crown winner (Japanese, OPBF and WBO Asia Pacific). Unifying the two regional titles (against weak opponents but the region isn't exactly stacked). The bout has a back story given the two have spoken about each other for around 2 years, allowing the media in Tokyo to slowly build the fight and sow the seeds.

Suspect it comes down to whether or not NZ tv will put some PPV money in given the time of year. But in Japan more than 10,000,000 would tune in, easily.
the_doctor
Welterweight
Posts: 398
Joined: 01 Feb 2015, 09:08

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by the_doctor »

Boxing Prospect wrote:Suspect it comes down to whether or not NZ tv will put some PPV money in given the time of year. But in Japan more than 10,000,000 would tune in, easily.
Considering Mayweather/Pacman only got 4.4m buys, do you want to lower your estimate a little?
Boxing Prospect
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 6592
Joined: 25 Jun 2012, 14:35

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Boxing Prospect »

the_doctor wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:Suspect it comes down to whether or not NZ tv will put some PPV money in given the time of year. But in Japan more than 10,000,000 would tune in, easily.
Considering Mayweather/Pacman only got 4.4m buys, do you want to lower your estimate a little?
My estimate is lower end, TBS and affiliates are free to air. TBS would have it on their nationwide affiliates (MBS, CBC etc) and get between 7-17%.

Murata vs N'Dam drew over 11,000,000 on Fuji
Inoue vs Rodriguez peaked over 5,000,000 in Tokyo alone
the_doctor
Welterweight
Posts: 398
Joined: 01 Feb 2015, 09:08

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by the_doctor »

Boxing Prospect wrote:
the_doctor wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:Suspect it comes down to whether or not NZ tv will put some PPV money in given the time of year. But in Japan more than 10,000,000 would tune in, easily.
Considering Mayweather/Pacman only got 4.4m buys, do you want to lower your estimate a little?
My estimate is lower end, TBS and affiliates are free to air. TBS would have it on their nationwide affiliates (MBS, CBC etc) and get between 7-17%.

Murata vs N'Dam drew over 11,000,000 on Fuji
Inoue vs Rodriguez peaked over 5,000,000 in Tokyo alone
Fair enough, I thought you were talking about PPV :TU:
Tarkus
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2859
Joined: 04 Jul 2010, 08:50

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Tarkus »

Boxing Prospect wrote: My estimate is lower end, TBS and affiliates are free to air. TBS would have it on their nationwide affiliates (MBS, CBC etc) and get between 7-17%.

Murata vs N'Dam drew over 11,000,000 on Fuji
Inoue vs Rodriguez peaked over 5,000,000 in Tokyo alone
Those two are genuine top guys. Whereas Fujimoto is not, despite his regional titles. That is exactly where I am coming from. Of course I could be underestimating his draw at home but we shall see.
mustlogin
Middleweight
Posts: 158
Joined: 14 Dec 2013, 18:09

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by mustlogin »

Ruiz Jr deserves a rematch. Does anybody know if he's been training?
sammy95
Middleweight
Posts: 390
Joined: 20 Nov 2013, 16:18

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by sammy95 »

Boxing Prospect wrote:
the_doctor wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:Suspect it comes down to whether or not NZ tv will put some PPV money in given the time of year. But in Japan more than 10,000,000 would tune in, easily.
Considering Mayweather/Pacman only got 4.4m buys, do you want to lower your estimate a little?
My estimate is lower end, TBS and affiliates are free to air. TBS would have it on their nationwide affiliates (MBS, CBC etc) and get between 7-17%.

Murata vs N'Dam drew over 11,000,000 on Fuji
Inoue vs Rodriguez peaked over 5,000,000 in Tokyo alone
Incredible figures! Is there a PPV market out there?
Boxing Prospect
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 6592
Joined: 25 Jun 2012, 14:35

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Boxing Prospect »

sammy95 wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:
the_doctor wrote: Considering Mayweather/Pacman only got 4.4m buys, do you want to lower your estimate a little?
My estimate is lower end, TBS and affiliates are free to air. TBS would have it on their nationwide affiliates (MBS, CBC etc) and get between 7-17%.

Murata vs N'Dam drew over 11,000,000 on Fuji
Inoue vs Rodriguez peaked over 5,000,000 in Tokyo alone
Incredible figures! Is there a PPV market out there?
Not really, the closest thing is A sign, which is more of a...buying domestic cards for like ¥500 and watching on delay at your pleasure. Very cheap and usually decent cards but not live.

All the big fights are on free to air, which helps explain why the sport has really hit a golden era over there.
Tarkus
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2859
Joined: 04 Jul 2010, 08:50

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Tarkus »

Here Eddie saying he is looking to match Parker with Whyte or Bellew.

https://youtu.be/kpyXzJL5cl0?t=221
KiwiRider
Super Lightweight
Posts: 26661
Joined: 11 Feb 2017, 22:25

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by KiwiRider »

Good interview, thanks Tarkus.
Seems Parker has devalued after 3 stinkers in a row. Cant blame Eddie for putting a pre :neutral: Joshua fight in front of Parker. He hasn't earned that fight yet.
Also it seems that Whyte is the new boogie man :lol:
If Eddie has been waving a lot of money around and approaches all if the top 15 HW's, and can't get him a fight :o
What does that say?
The B grade HW guys turning down millions, when they general get offered 6 figure fights!
Jackson328
Middleweight
Posts: 411
Joined: 14 Nov 2013, 14:51

Re: Whats next for Parker

Post by Jackson328 »

KiwiRider wrote:Good interview, thanks Tarkus.
Seems Parker has devalued after 3 stinkers in a row. Cant blame Eddie for putting a pre :neutral: Joshua fight in front of Parker. He hasn't earned that fight yet.
Also it seems that Whyte is the new boogie man :lol:
If Eddie has been waving a lot of money around and approaches all if the top 15 HW's, and can't get him a fight :o
What does that say?
The B grade HW guys turning down millions, when they general get offered 6 figure fights!
Fair comments re: Parker. He really needs a tailor made opponent he can look good against, someone who'll bring out the best in him, he's looked laboured and reticent in his last few outings.

Eddie will say that but who exactly has he asked and what sort of money has he offered? Dillian is a hard nights work for most HW's out there and it seems to be all about climbing those rankings with minimal damage these days so hardly surprising no-one is breaking down Hearn's door to get at him! High risk, low (ish) reward for a fight with Whyte.
Post Reply