Last Saturday, at Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in a match broadcast worldwide on DAZN. Former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker, a square against heavyweight candidate Martin Bakole.
Parker was originally scheduled to challenge IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois. That didn’t happen. Instead, Dubois took out due to illness a few days before the scheduled match. In an extremely short time, Martin Bakole was reinforced as a last -minute replacement, where he lost the weighing because he was still flying into the space. Parker weighed a high 267 career, and Bakole allegedly weighing in his own career, 310 pounds.
The race didn’t last long, but it was interesting while it kept. Bakole seemed to have the right idea, but without proper training and preparation, it does not fit a very well prepared Parker in a short time. Parker landed on a large right over Bakole’s head that threw him into round 2 and Bakole’s corner stopped the race.
For Parker who is now 6 wins in a row since he was hit by Juggernaut Joe Joyce. During this victory, the last 3 wins were particularly remarkable. The first Parker won a unanimous 12 to 12 round decision against former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder. After that, Parker won a 12 round majority decision against Zhilei Zhang, surpassing adversity in the process, climbing 2 knockdowns to win the victory. Now Parker has the victory of the interruption against the delayed replacement of Bakole, which even in the context still has a parker in a lot of roll.
This version of Rub’s corner It will provide a quick criticism of views on the recent heavyweight competition between Joseph Parker and Martin Bakole. Watch and enjoy the video for a man’s opinion. This is the angle of Rummy (produced and narrated by Geoffrey Ciani).
Last update on 02/25/2025
