Comments Thread For: Parker: I Believe I Can Beat Whyte - I'm Always Ready For Rematch

[John Locke]

Not really Whyte beat him fairly clearly with 2 knockdowns, it wasn't crazy close everyone knew who won. The only drama cane from Whyte gassing in the last 60 seconds.

Parker doesn't deserve much he keeps fighting scrubs and asking for big paydays

There was nothing clear about it, the ref was a joke, one of the knockdowns wasn't a knockdown and the fight itself was razor close.

I personally thought Parker won but can't complain about Whyte getting the decision cos it was that close and definitely worthy of a rematch.

[_Rexy_]

Parker would 100% beat Whyte.



Dillian is likely 300 pounds right now though lol

[Ant1979]

Looking terrible in Meaningless fights against dinosaur wach, and midget nobody rivas, and dodging title fights against AJ seem to be whytes priority.

I would have thought a title shot is Whyte's priority.

[Ray*]

Only the elite are worthy of fighting ***** dianabol whyte. Elite People like 40 year old dinosaur wach, and midget nobody rivas.

Perhaps if Parker was 40+ years old or 6 inches shorter he might be allowed to take on whyte.

Or maybe if he had 9 losses like chisora he would be worthy

Totally agree, Whyte is a bum. I don't think Parker should be fighting bums like him, especially after losing to that bum. He should fight FA or go after Hunter.

[Jkp]

I would have thought a title shot is Whyte's priority.

Apparently not. Didn't even want to fight for 3 of them and millions of dollars

[Ant1979]

Apparently not. Didn't even want to fight for 3 of them and millions of dollars

I'm not a Whyte fan but he was clearly low balled by AJ, besides that fight is always there for him. Wilder was a far more appealing offer. As if he was to beat Wikder he could command a far better cut at the table with AJ for all the marbles. That was the plan.

Parker's manager has done a brilliant job securing hims some great pay days over in the UK, shame he decided not to throw any decent leather. If he did, he might not be in the background sounding desperate.

[Jkp]

I'm not a Whyte fan but he was clearly low balled by AJ, besides that fight is always there for him. Wilder was a far more appealing offer. As if he was to beat Wikder he could command a far better cut at the table with AJ for all the marbles. That was the plan.

Parker's manager has done a brilliant job securing hims some great pay days over in the UK, shame he decided not to throw any decent leather. If he did, he might not be in the background sounding desperate.

He wasn't low balled. They have same promotional team so it would have been a fair offer. They aren't going to screw there own fighters.

Whyte never had any offers to fight wilder. Not sure what he would be waiting for? Or why wilder would fight a bum like Whyte who avoided several ordered Mando eliminators.

Its quite unbelievable anyone would defend any boxer who turns down a shot at 3 world titles. U must be from uk?

[Ant1979]

He wasn't low balled. They have same promotional team so it would have been a fair offer. They aren't going to screw there own fighters.

Whyte never had any offers to fight wilder. Not sure what he would be waiting for? Or why wilder would fight a bum like Whyte who avoided several ordered Mando eliminators.

Its quite unbelievable anyone would defend any boxer who turns down a shot at 3 world titles. U must be from uk?

Of course he was low balled with a 'cheeky offer.' The fact that they are both represented by Matchroom is by the by, do you honestly think Hearn would challenge AJ, demanding Whyte gets a fairer cut?

Maybe you're forgetting/don't know that Whyte has topped several UK PPV cards and he's going to want a lot more than a relatively low fixed purse, especially is he's mando for the WBC. He's obviously after a sizable % that AJ wasn't willing to part with.

Whyte's plan was to finally land the Wilder fight, beat him and then unify for a much bigger purse with AJ at somewhere like Wembley stadium for easily 10 x the money originally on offer. Makes perfect sense, he's always backed his style against Wilder.

Again, I'm not even a Whyte fan but going back to your man Parker. Why would Whyte even consider a rematch? Parker needs Whyte 1000% more than Whyte needs Parker. Boxing is like a game of snakes & ladders and Parker's been down a couple of large snakes and is desperate to be where Whyte is at right now.

To be fair to Whyte he owes Parker nothing. Can you imagine Parker rematching Whyte if he got the nod instead? Exactly, he'd have bigger fish to fry. So Parker has to climb some ladders and put the hard yards in, a bit like Whyte has done since his defeat to AJ.

Say what you want about Whyte and I won't argue against a lot of it but he's got far the best resume of any HW who hasn't fought for a title. So why begrudge him his shot if he decides to look forward instead of backwards?

[JakeTheBoxer]

Parker -Ruiz was closer than Parker -Whyte.

[Oliver tee]

Sounds like the writer got just one of those balls!