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What will Parker inflicting a 10th defeat for Chisora prove anyway,how many times can he be recycled ?

This is Eddie playing the long game- build Parker up over two fights, then feed him to AJ in the 3rd.

bigjack wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 15:38 What will Parker inflicting a 10th defeat for Chisora prove anyway,how many times can he be recycled ?

Apparently one more! I'd like to see Parker vs Pov and then the winner of Whyte/Rivas.

oogiebe wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 15:43 Apparently one more! I'd like to see Parker vs Pov and then the winner of Whyte/Rivas.

2 great fights there

bigjack wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 16:18 2 great fights there

Would be great. If Parker can work his way back it makes the division way more interesting. Can't wait to see if his "new" aggressive style is sustainable.

Who the fornicate wants to see Parker against Joshua again.

Nondescript wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:07 Who the eff wants to see Parker against Joshua again.

If Parker shows improvement and more aggressive approach? Me.

oogiebe wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:09 If Parker shows improvement and more aggressive approach? Me.

In my opinion, he's the most overrated heavyweight. Ortiz is up there, but Parker I think wins it.

Nondescript wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:14 In my opinion, he's the most overrated heavyweight. Ortiz is up there, but Parker I think wins it.

I've never rated him very high, but he has the tools to be better than he is.

oogiebe wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:20 I've never rated him very high, but he has the tools to be better than he is.

Definitely.

oogiebe wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:09 If Parker shows improvement and more aggressive approach? Me.

Oh god no. But the first fight was ruined by the ref,

Won't ever get to that stage, Parker will be used to build up someone like Usyk or Hrgovic in a big fight before a title. Possibly a Whyte rematch.

Andrew wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:34 Oh god no. But the first fight was ruined by the ref,

Won't ever get to that stage, Parker will be used to build up someone like Usyk or Hrgovic in a big fight before a title. Possibly a Whyte rematch.

I agree that the ref took the inside game out of that fight.

oogiebe wrote: ↑01 Jun 2019, 17:36 I agree that the ref took the inside game out of that fight.

Was just as bad as Hatton-May

Joseph Parker will face Alex Leapai on his return to action at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island on Saturday June 29 live on DAZN in the US and on Sky Sports in the UK.

“Over the past six years of being a professional this is the first time that I’ve come into camp at a good weight,” said Parker. “I’m enjoying camp more as a result I think, because we’re working more on skills and technique rather than focusing on losing weight. I feel faster, I feel everything is clicking, less injuries and everything is on track.

“With each opponent you see what their style brings and you adjust accordingly what you will do in the ring, there’s a lot that I am doing that I am excited about, like making angels and throwing different combinations, and I’m just looking forward to putting it on display on June 29.

“A stoppage would be nice, that’s the goal going into every fight. I just have to change up the mind set to not only go in there and win, but go in and KO someone and make a statement. This is my first fight with Matchroom Boxing USA and DAZN so I want to make that statement, there’s no pressure but I do have to go out there and look good.

“I would love to avenge the losses that I have had against Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte. I’ll fight them tomorrow. But Dillian is trying to fight for the WBC title so respect to him for that, but if the opportunity came along I would love that fight again.”

“I am the Samoan Andy Ruiz – the guy everyone writes off,” said Leapai. “This will be the second massive upset this year because Parker is getting sparked. Then I’m going to take Andy’s Snickers off him!”

“This is going to be an exciting fight between two big punchers with plenty of pride on the line,” said promoter Eddie Hearn. “For Joe, it’s about looking good and making a statement to the division that he is ready to try and reclaim his World title. For Alex, it’s a shot to nothing to put himself right back in the mix – he’s talking a great game but we expect a show stopping performance from Joseph Parker in Providence on June 29.

Parker’s clash with Leapai is part of a blockbuster night of World championship action in Rhode Island as unbeaten hometown favourite Demetrius Andrade defends his WBO Middleweight strap against Poland’s Maciej Sulecki, unbeaten Briton Kal Yafai puts his WBA Super-Flyweight title against mandatory challenger Norbelto Jimenez.

Boston’s Mark DeLuca faces Canadian Brandon Brewer over ten rounds at Super-Welterweight, young talents Alexis Espino and Raymond Ford taste their third action in the paid ranks, local favorite Anthony Marsella faces Jose Aubel, with another unbeaten Providence fighter Anthony Concepcion also featuring.

Why the thread title change. Like that wes fella is back

Wa1nuts wrote: ↑17 Jun 2019, 11:20 Why the thread title change. Like that wes fella is back

The thread title has not changed.

Brutal

fizzjambo wrote: ↑17 Jun 2019, 14:55 Brutal

Yeah considering he was lined up to fight Nathan Gorman last time before opponent changed.