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Parker's days as a champ are numbered. If Fury doesn't take his strap then someone else will, providing Parker faces a real opponent.Comment
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Parker should be WAYYYYY down on himself if he loses this one to such an opponent who has fought no one note worthy ,not that active and who cant punch .If he cant pummle or get a CLEAR decisive win this time its time to move on to new team to help out his career!Last edited by juggernaut666; 06-30-2017, 03:21 PM.Comment
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It's hard to pick a winner here because Hughie hasn't fought since recovering from the illness he was suffering from, making it difficult to assess his present form.
Parker has looked very beatable in his last few fights though, and I suspect Hughie has the tools to beat him ... height, big reach advantage, movement and a good jab. We'll see!Comment
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That Fury has even managed to get this fight in the UK, with everything possible in his favour, after pulling out with "injury", is a disgrace.
Look for the Fury's to train abroad out of the way of UKAD too.Comment
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Parker hasn't really looked like the same guy since the Takam fight, but Hughie is way less proven and hasn't been in with anyone on this level. I'm thinking Parker takes the early rds, Hughie adjusts and boxes his way thru the middle rounds with Parker coming back strong late in the fight to either get a stoppage or decision victoryComment
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