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Solomon Haumono believes he has the power to expose the flaws in Joseph Parker's game he witnessed first hand last weekend. Australian Haumono, a 40-year-old former NRL star with 21 knockout wins to his name since 2000, was confirmed as Parker's next opponent with the fight scheduled for Christchurch's Horncastle Arena on July 21.
Tyson Fury's trainer has warned fellow British boxer Anthony Joshua to be wary of Joseph Parker, declaring the Kiwi heavyweight a "serious test" for the IBF world champion.
Fitness freak Anthony Joshua has revealed the size of the task in front of Joseph Parker if the New Zealand heavyweight wants to take the British boxer's IBF world title.
Kevin Barry believes he and Team Parker are better equipped for their world title bid than David Tua's failed challenge in 2000. Joseph Parker earned the mandatory right to challenge IBF belt holder Anthony Joshua after scoring a unanimous points win over France's Carlos Takam in their eliminator in south Auckland last Saturday night.
Former British world champion Glenn McCrory believes Joseph Parker belongs in the top bracket of heavyweights. McCrory, who held the IBF's cruiserweight belt in the late 80s before stepping up to the heavyweight division where he was found short, works as a pundit for Sky Sports in the UK and was suitably impressed as Parker battled his way past Carlos Takam last Saturday.
New Zealand heavyweight Joseph Parker is battling an elbow issue he believes reduced his power to 75 percent for his win over Carlos Takam.
40-year-old Solomon Haumono will provide "a different kind of challenge" as Joseph Parker prepares for his world heavyweight bout with Anthony Joshua. Haumono has been calling out Parker for a couple of years and it has been confirmed that the fighters' handlers have been in negotiations.
World champion Anthony Joshua presents no fears to New Zealand heavyweight Joseph Parker, who is set to challenge the British fighter for his belt. Parker made that clear after producing the performance of his career to earn the mandatory right to fight for the IBF title.
Joseph Parker fired off a warning shot that was heard around the boxing world. And it wasn't with his trademark knockout: it was with a mix of guts and guile as he went into uncharted territory, seeing out 12 rounds for a treasured victory over Carlos Takam that earned Parker his dream of a world title shot.
Veteran boxing trainer Kevin Barry believes he has someone "special" on his hands in Joseph Parker but admits it will take a special performance to see off Carlos Takam and set up a world title challenge.