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who wins?

Certainly not the fans, it would be awful to watch.

Boxerbeetle wrote:Certainly not the fans, it would be awful to watch.

Haha you've woke up in a good mood today my friend.
Its close, W@rren says either Haye or Hughie Fury will face Parker next...

wesshaw1985 wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Certainly not the fans, it would be awful to watch.

Haha you've woke up in a good mood today my friend.
Its close, W@rren says either Haye or Hughie Fury will face Parker next...

Ha, watching boxing first thing in the morning clearly doesn't agree with me.

Not watched the Ruiz fight yet.

Was Parker impressive ?

I'm not convinced Hughie would beat Takam now tbh.

Thought parker looked awful and Hughie is better than Ruiz imo.
As for Haye he would flattern parker rapidly

Spiker wrote:Thought parker looked awful and Hughie is better than Ruiz imo.
As for Haye he would flattern parker rapidly

I'm sure sure, the guys Haye has faced recentlyhave both been so awful, you really can't tell how much he has left.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cmM7iMY9O0

according to W@rren, Hughie will be fighting for a World Title in the first quarter of 2017.
He is mandatory to Parker and the WBO Title...

Depends on the location to be brutally honest Hughie could out box him in NZ and still not get the decision.

kbackup408 wrote:Depends on the location to be brutally honest Hughie could out box him in NZ and still not get the decision.

The Parker Ruiz fight was very fair on the scorecards.

I'd take Hughie in a close one.

Parker wins in New Zealand, Fury wins in the UK

Still nothing on the UKAD hearing

Parker all day long. Did no one watch Hughie's last fight?

keithmoonhangover wrote:Parker all day long. Did no one watch Hughie's last fight?

That's not really a logical argument there mate.

I would've confidently said Parker until I saw him fight Ruiz. Now I'm not sure.

Taansend wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:Parker all day long. Did no one watch Hughie's last fight?

That's not really a logical argument there mate.

Just looked at the poll and seen Hughie is ahead by a few.

Staggering and based on what ?

Like hangerover is hinting the Kassi fight was absolutely dire just tapping him with jabs then Kassi pulls out.

I do think Hughie has something but he needs the proper learning fights to go through the levels. Like Tyson did with Delboy the first time and Cunnigham.

Dillian Whyte would have been perfect but they turned it down because they wanted Hughie to recover from illness. Now 8. Months after his last fight with no fight scheduled they are talking Wilder or Parker.

Makes no sense to me

hughie .i think could win this comfortably, hard to hit got a good jab,wont rush in

Taansend wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:Parker all day long. Did no one watch Hughie's last fight?

That's not really a logical argument there mate.

Seems to me like many people are also picking Hughie largely based on Parker's last fight

Parker. Comfortably.

Far more proven as it stands. Need to see a lot more from Hughes to suggest he beats Parker. Not saying he can't beat him, just that he hasn't shown it yet.

Talk of him having a title fight is cranky. How does he get a title fight? What's he actually done?

crusader wrote:

Taansend wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:Parker all day long. Did no one watch Hughie's last fight?

That's not really a logical argument there mate.

Seems to me like many people are also picking Hughie largely based on Parker's last fight

Very true mate. I think Fury has a good style to beat Parker, but I can just see Joseph outworking him. In the interests of fairness, I feel compelled to tell you that not only am I a Kiwi, but I also think the sun shines out of Parker arsehole.

Shouldnt Hughie Fury fight someone in the British top 10 first and win a domestic title before we start fantasising about him fighting world/fringe world level fighters? Just a thought...

Can't wait to see the odds on this.

jameswilson wrote:Can't wait to see the odds on this.

Saw some before on paddypower. Hughie is 5/6 Parker is evens.