One might suspect, after the series of boxing politics stalled his rise to a world title shot, that Joseph Parker will seek to banish those frustrations by chasing a statement, knockout performance against Fabio Wardley in London this weekend.
With the stakes never higher in this world title eliminator, the reality, though, could be the opposite approach for a fight fittingly dubbed “all or nothing”.
Parker has every reason to be seething with the shady backroom deals that have, to this point, denied him a second chance to contest a heavyweight world title.
NZ Herald
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With the stakes never higher in this world title eliminator, the reality, though, could be the opposite approach for a fight fittingly dubbed “all or nothing”.
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