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New Zealand heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker reckons he has learned more from 10 rounds against Sherman Williams than he has in his last 10 fights and will take those lessons forward as his camp plots his next move.
At the end of an enthralling 10 rounds in Auckland last night, judges awarded Parker a unanimous decision to stretch his unbeaten record to 11 wins. The win was not without controversy though with Parker claiming dubious tactics from Williams and the Ba***** heavyweight crying foul at the New Zealand judges.
Williams, a 42-year-old veteran, did everything he could to rattle Parker - standing on his feet to slow his movement, leading with his head when he could, hitting him low, hitting him in the back of the head and hitting him after the bell, inciting Parker's trainer Kevin Barry to jump into the ring and offer a very strong opinion after the third round.
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At the end of an enthralling 10 rounds in Auckland last night, judges awarded Parker a unanimous decision to stretch his unbeaten record to 11 wins. The win was not without controversy though with Parker claiming dubious tactics from Williams and the Ba***** heavyweight crying foul at the New Zealand judges.
Williams, a 42-year-old veteran, did everything he could to rattle Parker - standing on his feet to slow his movement, leading with his head when he could, hitting him low, hitting him in the back of the head and hitting him after the bell, inciting Parker's trainer Kevin Barry to jump into the ring and offer a very strong opinion after the third round.
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