Comments Thread For: Whyte: Referee Saved Parker From Knockout Loss To Joshua

[BlakBread904]

I actually agree with the "Parker was happy to lose" and "AJ was happy to pick up the win", That fight seemed like two people content with what was going on, Parker wasn't going to win but he wasn't going to get KO either (A win for him), and Joshua wasn't going to get troubled and he gets to pick up the third belt.

yup, neither guy seemed to want to take a risk.

[Raggamuffin]

The ref should've saved yo ass if anything, lmao...

[lion33lit]

Totally agree with sem-consious delusional Whyte regarding the fight.....Parker had no intentions whatsoever of being up close & personal, he wasnt about to test his chin against those brick breaking uppercuts and pulverizing straight rights, while Joshua felt it safe enough to try his boxing abilities against Mr. Reluctant, who btw decided "before" the fight that becoming a track star was much more admirable than trying to win a heavyweight boxing match. He knew with all that bulk, Joshua didn't have the ability to catch him flush.....so a KO was out of the question.....

[Biolink]

Totally agree with sem-consious delusional Whyte regarding the fight.....Parker had no intentions whatsoever of being up close & personal, he wasnt about to test his chin against those brick breaking uppercuts and pulverizing straight rights, while Joshua felt it safe enough to try his boxing abilities against Mr. Reluctant, who btw decided "before" the fight that becoming a track star was much more admirable than trying to win a heavyweight boxing match. He knew with all that bulk, Joshua didn't have the ability to catch him flush.....so a KO was out of the question.....

Parker totally neutralized that uppercut any time he did try to use it. What evidence that he would have been able to land that shot? Attrition?

[Holler]

Whyte is already lined up for AJs next fight. Expect him to get a landslide victory on the cards for a razor thin fight.

The story will be that Wilder priced himself out of the fight, ducked Whyte and now Dillian beat the man who took AJ the distance he deserves the rematch.

That sounds very, very plausible. Certainly matches up with some of the statements Hearn has been making, although they could equally be aimed at selling this fight.

[Corelone]

Totally agree with sem-consious delusional Whyte regarding the fight.....Parker had no intentions whatsoever of being up close & personal, he wasnt about to test his chin against those brick breaking uppercuts and pulverizing straight rights, while Joshua felt it safe enough to try his boxing abilities against Mr. Reluctant, who btw decided "before" the fight that becoming a track star was much more admirable than trying to win a heavyweight boxing match. He knew with all that bulk, Joshua didn't have the ability to catch him flush.....so a KO was out of the question.....

Parker made AJ look like the tin man. AJ was lurching like rust was on him. At least Ruiz actually chased after Parker in NZ. AJ looked like he was wearing lead shoes trying to catch a chicken.

[Pennsauken1]

Shut up, you just mad cause you got stopped and referee didn’t save you, bum!!!!!

[Pennsauken1]

It was one of the snooziest fights I ever seen, fell asleep!!!!

[Sosay]

Whyte is living off of that one Punch on AJ. The judges are in the bag, Parker better tko or get a kd to win.

[Jkp]

Someone tell Whyte, he already lost horribly to AJ, and no one wants to see a rematch.