From stain to belt? Parker -O’s way to Usyk’s title Shot is faced with criticism

Joseph Parker and his team want the title title against the Unified Three-Threew Champion, Oleksandra Usyka, after being at the site of Riyadh last Saturday, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia.

Boxing fans on social networks are Not interested Seeing Parker Challenge WBA, WBC and WBO heavyweight champion of USYK for his title. They believe that for Usyk, as a far less interesting match, he sees him facing IBF champion Daniel Dubois in the rematch for the undisputed championship. That struggle has a lot more meanings.

No case for USYK

Parker (36-3, 24 ko) did not prove himself in a valuable world title that fired against Usyk or even Dubois, because his last three struggles all beside them had stars because of his advanced age, and his opponents were not in shape.

Parker’s last three victories:

-Martin Bakole: 315 lb Untreated stain
-Zhilei zhang: 291 lb and 41 years
-Deontay Wilder: 1-3 Record enters the fight

Parker has to fight Bakole in rematch after passing through a full 10 -week campsite and lost 40+ pounds to get down to a reasonable weight. That would be a fair thing. The alternative would be Parker to fight Agit Kabayel. The winner gets the title and returns to order.

Bakole (21-2, 16 ko) entered the notice for two days and was flattened by the right hand from Parker in the second round of this disappointing blowing in the main support at Arthur Beterbiev against Dmitry Bivol 2 cards. These two struggles failed to give the excitement that hoped during the buildup of a Saturday event.

“It would be great to fight Dubois or Usyk. We’ll see what they planned,” Joseph Parker said HUB TV fights When asked who he wants to fight with after his victory over Martin Bakole last Saturday night in Riyadh.

“Usyk,” Coach Andy Lee said to the soil of the soil who wants the next one for his Parker fighter. “Joe beats him (Usyk). Joe is faster, and we got strength. Joe can reconcile him, and he is younger and fresher. Joe can reconcile him in every way. Believe me. You may not believe me, but believe me. “

“Martin Bakola was rated as one of the best. Nobody (wanted to fight him). Joe did and looked at what he had done,” Parker’s manager Spencer Brown said, making a great production about Joseph’s victory over a pardon of 315 pounds . “All right, maybe he was a few pounds of pounds (40 pounds more precisely), but he did that.”