Comments Thread For: Joshua Fully Expects Parker To Bounce Back After First Loss

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Anthony Joshua expects Joseph Parker to bounce back after their contest in in Cardiff. Joshua won the first heavyweight unification bout held on British soil as he saw off New Zealander Parker in front of a crowd approaching 80,000 at the Principality Stadium.
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[P4Pdunny]

How dare AJ wish a fighter well and speak to his mum even? Even though i don't know him, he's so fake right?

[7not8]

Parker will do just fine.

[Curtis2]

retirement center

I'd feel good about bouncing back too from a pillow fight...my 79 year old retirement center neighbor would bounce back also after fight with AJ!

[anonymous2.0]

Parker's at the back of the line isn't he? AJ and Wilder are at the eye of the storm and everyone else that has a claim to a mandatory spot or is named Tyson Fury are waiting on the fringes. No one's going to endanger their spot to Parker and right now Parker has 0 bargaining or negotiation power.

[Illmatic94]

bounce back from what? this fool barely touched him.

criminal judges.

criminal ref.

80,000 slurpers pretending to be entertained by a stink fest.

the crowd should've thrown tomatoes and eggs in the ring. this pathetic fight should have no winner. DRAW. that's justice.

[pollywog]

All roads to the top tier run through Oilskin.

He's now the gatekeeper and bogeyman for all the pretenders.

The yardstick by which you measure the overhyped giant robot!

[PunchyPotorff]

Parker's at the back of the line isn't he? AJ and Wilder are at the eye of the storm and everyone else that has a claim to a mandatory spot or is named Tyson Fury are waiting on the fringes. No one's going to endanger their spot to Parker and right now Parker has 0 bargaining or negotiation power.

Don't be surprised if you see Parker in a featured bout on the undercard of Joshua's next fight.

[pollywog]

Parker vs Povetkin on the AJ , windmill undercard would be sweeeet!

[iamboxing]

Parker is far from over. The stigma around a loss in boxing is why we rarely see exciting fights these days.