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  • Jewish-Reptile
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    #101
    Originally posted by b d w
    Well I'm a boxing fan and I don't think he's the top prospect and if you surf the boards here you'll find plenty of other boxing fans that think likewise. I like how you've just tried to speak for the whole boxing fan community, LOL.

    I said 'he's not even the best prospect in boxing.' I didn't say he was 'nowhere near' so stop inventing things I've said.

    There are a couple of other guys that I think are better prospects but then we have to decide what defines 'prospect.'

    When have I conceded that Joshua has fought better comp? Whyte is about the best (marginally) either has faced and that's only coz Whyte is young. I think Parker has fought a better body of opposition but BOTH need to step it up.

    I can't remember saying where Joshua has better accuracy than Parker as I don't believe that for one second. Gee the more I re-watch that Whyte fight the more I realize how sloppy and SLOW he is. Rounds 2 & 3 looked like two drunks having a bar room brawl.

    But hey feel free to post the quote where I said that.
    Parker would pulverise Joshua. A competitive fight would be Pulev vs Parker for a vacated Fury belt to make it even more fun so we don't have to suffer Fury's negative style.

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    • soul_survivor
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      #102
      Originally posted by Scott.Weiland.
      Parker would pulverise Joshua. A competitive fight would be Pulev vs Parker for a vacated Fury belt to make it even more fun so we don't have to suffer Fury's negative style.
      What has Parker done to make you feel so strongly for him?

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        #103
        Originally posted by soul_survivor
        What has Parker done to make you feel so strongly for him?
        Yea, I don't know where Parker gets his hype. I have seen his record and he is very green, I haven't actually watched a whole fight of his, maybe he passes the eye test, but I don't really trust scotts eye test after his pre and post Klit/Fury analysis.

        For the record, I agree, but not becuase of anything Parker might have/has done, but because I consider AJ a ridiculously hyped individual who I see nothing in and consider very, very ordinary, just like how I feel about guys like Garcia and Canelo.
        Last edited by LoadedWraps; 01-23-2016, 02:09 PM.

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        • Fury4daWIN
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          #104
          Originally posted by LoadedWraps
          Yea, I don't know where Parker gets his fight. I have seen his record and he is very green, I haven't actually watched a whole fight of his, maybe he passes the eye test, but I don't really trust scotts eye test after his pre and post Klit/Fury analysis.

          For the record, I agree, but not becuase of anything Parker might have/has done, but because I consider AJ a ridiculously hyped individual who I see nothing in and consider very, very ordinary, just like how I feel about guys like Garcia and Canelo.
          Parker's worthy of a second look. He's a very impressive prospect and my tip to be the next big thing if he keeps improving and upping his level. He's a much more natural fighter than the hyped Joshua, and has gone the distance several times. His level of opposition has flattened out recently, which is a concern, but he has all the tools to take it to the next level.

          He needs to stop sticking his chin in the air though. The last guy he fought nearly made him pay.

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            #105
            Originally posted by Fury4daWIN
            Parker's worthy of a second look. He's a very impressive prospect and my tip to be the next big thing if he keeps improving and upping his level. He's a much more natural fighter than the hyped Joshua, and has gone the distance several times. His level of opposition has flattened out recently, which is a concern, but he has all the tools to take it to the next level.

            He needs to stop sticking his chin in the air though. The last guy he fought nearly made him pay.
            I will have to check him out, saw he was from New Zealand, isn't that where Tua was from?

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              #106
              Originally posted by LoadedWraps
              I will have to check him out, saw he was from New Zealand, isn't that where Tua was from?
              Yeah. He's Samoan as well (though his build suggests he won't take anywhere near as good a shot).

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                #107
                Originally posted by LoadedWraps
                Yea, I don't know where Parker gets his hype. I have seen his record and he is very green, I haven't actually watched a whole fight of his, maybe he passes the eye test, but I don't really trust scotts eye test after his pre and post Klit/Fury analysis.

                For the record, I agree, but not becuase of anything Parker might have/has done, but because I consider AJ a ridiculously hyped individual who I see nothing in and consider very, very ordinary, just like how I feel about guys like Garcia and Canelo.
                AJ being ordinary or not, it's two prospects fighting, if it ever happens in the next 12 months or so and AJ is the better prospect. It's really as simple as that.

                And watch tapes of Parker, he is wild and messy. He'll get beat up.

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                  #108
                  Originally posted by soul_survivor
                  What has Parker done to make you feel so strongly for him?
                  His power and unquestionable skill set he has showcased unlike some of these other heavies coming through at the moment. Parker is up there with Usyk as the best prospects coming through right now IMO. Obviously Ortiz looks good too but he's not exactly one for the future with his age.

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                    #109
                    Originally posted by Fury4daWIN
                    Yeah. He's Samoan as well (though his build suggests he won't take anywhere near as good a shot).
                    Now I am getting fired up! If I like what I see I am jumping on the Parker hype train!
                    Originally posted by soul_survivor
                    AJ being ordinary or not, it's two prospects fighting, if it ever happens in the next 12 months or so and AJ is the better prospect. It's really as simple as that.

                    And watch tapes of Parker, he is wild and messy. He'll get beat up.
                    So he's a worse version of Wilder?

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                      #110
                      Originally posted by LoadedWraps
                      Now I am getting fired up! If I like what I see I am jumping on the Parker hype train!
                      Don't watch his last fight. That wasn't Parker at his best. Check out the Costa Junior or Sherman Williams fights. Or better yet, watch a highlight:



                      Originally posted by LoadedWraps
                      So he's a worse version of Wilder?
                      If anything he's a better version of Wilder. More compact shots, more fluid combinations. Much better at setting up his punches too, or at least he was until recently.

                      Trouble is, he has the skills and physical ability to be like another Wlad (the pre-Steward version). His handlers aren't doing him justice at the moment.
                      Last edited by Fury4daWIN; 01-23-2016, 07:48 PM.

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