Comments Thread For: Parker: I Know I Could Do Damage in Dillian Whyte Rematch

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker would still love to secure a rematch with Dillian Whyte. Parker lost a twelve round decision to Whyte in 2018. In that fight, Parker started slow and went down as the fight played out - but he dropped Whyte in the twelfth round and came very close to stopping him before the clock ran out.
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[Chinned]

DW was lucky in that fight. The headbutt basically gave him 2-3 frames.

[Jkp]

DW was lucky in that fight. The headbutt basically gave him 2-3 frames.

****** journalist conveniently forgets to mention Parker got flawed by a head butt and concussed after starting strong and dominating Whyte.

If AJ got dropped by a head butt there would be an annual week long public holiday of mourning every year in the UK.

[Jkp]

Parker had been asking for rematch for last 2 years.

But Whyte only interested in fighting best opponents like 40 year old marius wach, and unknown midget rivas.

[_Rexy_]

If anyone deserves a rematch it’s Parker. Just removing the headbutt KD alone makes it a draw on the cards, and that doesn’t take into account Parker being in a daze from it.


Instead Whyte gets a rematch with Povetkin after getting his head knocked into the third row

[Earl-Hickey]

Paint Dry Parker has done nothing but fight a who's who of the #100-150 ranked heavyweights for the last two years.

He will probably get the Usyk fight soon and school will be in session, 120-108 120-108 120-108 and that will be the last we shall see of paint dry Parker.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Whyte got tired at the end, that is why Parker almost stopped him. Rematch would be interesting.

[KING5TWENTY]

Yea he seemed to fight the rest of the fight concussed

[thack]

One more bad loss and Whyte will go from top contender to punch bag.

[Ant1979]

Parker's failure to get a rematch with Whyte is more Higgins failure to insert a rematch clause into the contract. Instead it seems he was more concerned with a bigger % cut from the UK PPV money so you can't have it both ways.

Yeah the headbutt was unfortunate but that's part and parcel of the fight game. I actually quite like Parker, seems like a good man but in 36 rounds of sharing a ring with Hughie Fury, AJ and Whyte he just didn't throw enough leather. Far too passive, especially on away soil with 2 of the events being PPV. Those were massive opportunities to impress, the unification bout with AJ in particular.