Comments Thread For: Joseph Parker Has Interest in Ring Return on Joshua's Next Card

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Last Saturday night, Joseph Parker acknowledged he was beaten by a better champion but the New Zealander insisted he will be back after losing his WBO heavyweight title to Anthony Joshua. Parker put his WBO belt on the line in Cardiff but he walked away empty-handed as WBA, IBO and IBF champion Joshua prevailed by unanimous decision on Saturday.
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[Andre_parker1]

with hearn,higgins and arum bringing out options..parker will be back sooner rather than later

[Sickmerch1990]

Parker needs to go fight ortiz be a good match up and one parker probably wins be decent undercard to aj v wilder at wembly stadium

[angkag]

ok let the guessing games begin:

Aj v Miller
Whyte v Pulev
Other ?

Just guessing, but only way Hearn would put Parker on the undercard would be against one of his other fighters, which would suggest Chisora.

[angkag]

Parker needs to go fight ortiz be a good match up and one parker probably wins be decent undercard to aj v wilder at wembly stadium

If AJ v Wilder were a possibility, then everything changes. Just can't see Hearn wanting it in the foreseeable future.

[sportbuddha]

More fighters need to think like this, too many rush to be headliners, but on the undercard of guys already banking money he can do well for a couple of fights building his profile further. Smart guy. Higgins needs to be careful though, he’d get squeezed out soon enough.

[P4Pdunny]

smart guy with good attitude, officially a fan of him

[-Antonio-]

I would like to see Parker fight Povetkin or Ortiz.

[asgarth]

There was one poster from new zealand on reddit, he was complaining that the PPV cost about 50 Dollar (not sure if US or NZ Dollar) and they didnt even get any undercard fights, no prefight show, just a stream from one camera angle of the ring until the main event started lol.

[Karoriori]

Higgins has done some impressive PPV numbers for a country of only 4.5 million. Took a big risk and it paid off