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  • John Locke
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    #11
    Originally posted by b d w
    I hear Parker's sparring with Wlad was very interesting.
    Yeah, apparently he battered Stiverne in sparring last year as well

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    • SlySlickSmooth
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      #12
      Parker needs to step it up and fight more experienced fighters.

      Tony Thompson
      Malik Scott
      Steve Cunningham
      Antonio Tarver
      Bermane Stiverne
      Dereck Chisora
      Kubrat Pulev

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      • Earl-Hickey
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        #13
        Originally posted by John Locke
        I don't think Parker is the biggest puncher, it's his skill and sharpness/explosiveness that's most impressive for me.

        Parker would beat the **** outta Whyte.

        I'd like to see Parker fight Takam and/or Jennings by the end of this year, then he can target a title early next year.
        it's too early to say, since we haven't seen parker fight a single opponent who came to the ring thinking they could win (which whyte would)

        Parker has shown defensive liabilities and we don't know what his chin is like

        Whyte is a very hard puncher, and likes the overhand right (which parker is open for)

        Whyte also absorbed an absoloute shelling from Joshua for 7 rounds and Joshuas forward firepower eclipses parker by a large margin for my money, so as I say I think it's a good fight.

        Not saying whyte wins, but Parker would be made to work harder than he has against the old fat men he's fought so far and we'd find out more about him,

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        • b d w
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          #14
          Originally posted by John Locke
          Yeah, apparently he battered Stiverne in sparring last year as well
          Yeah apparently Wlad didn't like Parker's speed at all.

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          • b d w
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            #15
            Originally posted by Earl-hickey
            it's too early to say, since we haven't seen parker fight a single opponent who came to the ring thinking they could win (which whyte would)

            Parker has shown defensive liabilities and we don't know what his chin is like

            Whyte is a very hard puncher, and likes the overhand right (which parker is open for)

            Whyte also absorbed an absoloute shelling from Joshua for 7 rounds and Joshuas forward firepower eclipses parker by a large margin for my money, so as I say I think it's a good fight.

            Not saying whyte wins, but Parker would be made to work harder than he has against the old fat men he's fought so far and we'd find out more about him,
            My take is Parker fights Whtye in the same way Joshua fought him from round 4 onward after his emotions had calmed down. Shove a decent powerful jab at Whyte and he doesn't have much to offer. I think Joshua has the edge in power but I think Parker's jab is quicker and more accurate. he doubles it up as well and throws a jab to the body neither of which Joshua really does. I think he takes Whyte via methodical beat down but Whyte dos have that one punch power to make it interesting if Parker makes a mistake.

            Depending on how Whyte feels after his loss this could be a fight we see towards the end of this year.

            Joshua and Parker don't fight until at LEAST one of them owns a strap.

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            • John Locke
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              #16
              Originally posted by Earl-hickey
              it's too early to say, since we haven't seen parker fight a single opponent who came to the ring thinking they could win (which whyte would)

              Parker has shown defensive liabilities and we don't know what his chin is like

              Whyte is a very hard puncher, and likes the overhand right (which parker is open for)

              Whyte also absorbed an absoloute shelling from Joshua for 7 rounds and Joshuas forward firepower eclipses parker by a large margin for my money, so as I say I think it's a good fight.

              Not saying whyte wins, but Parker would be made to work harder than he has against the old fat men he's fought so far and we'd find out more about him,
              With all due respect to Whyte, he's terrible my friend. He's a C+ fighter at best. True he's better than anyone Parker has fought so far, but that's not saying much. They've fought pretty much the same level of competition, obviously excluding Joshua, and I've been far more impressed with Parker, they are leagues apart.

              He's a tough, durable guy, but skillwise he's just not very good.

              I'd rather see Parker fight somebody higher level like Jennings or Takam, he's ready.

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              • b d w
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                #17
                Originally posted by John Locke
                With all due respect to Whyte, he's terrible my friend. He's a C+ fighter at best. True he's better than anyone Parker has fought so far, but that's not saying much. They've fought pretty much the same level of competition, obviously excluding Joshua, and I've been far more impressed with Parker, they are leagues apart.

                He's a tough, durable guy, but skillwise he's just not very good.

                I'd rather see Parker fight somebody higher level like Jennings or Takam, he's ready.
                Sounds coming from his team are that they'd love to face Takam. I think we'd all love to see a fight like that this year for Parker.

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                • John Locke
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by b d w
                  Sounds coming from his team are that they'd love to face Takam. I think we'd all love to see a fight like that this year for Parker.
                  Yeah he mentioned recently that Takam turned down a fight with him, I hope they can offer him more cash and get that fight signed after Parker's fight later this month.

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                  • Earl-Hickey
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by b d w
                    Yeah apparently Wlad didn't like Parker's speed at all.
                    source please???

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                      #20
                      A Takam fight would go a long way towards telling us just how good JoJo is. He's tough, mentally durable and brings heavy consistent pressure for twelve rounds. More importantly he's already had competitive showings against the likes of Thompson (win), Perez (draw) and Povetkin (loss) so we know he's no pushover. A fringe dweller like Ustinov would also be a decent step up, though not as meaningful a fight as Takam obviously.

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