08-04-2018, 11:47 AM
(08-04-2018, 09:42 AM)Ibeabuchi Wrote:(08-04-2018, 04:08 AM)U.K. Fight Fan Wrote:(08-02-2018, 08:51 PM)Ibeabuchi Wrote: Theyre right to challenge
and I challenge any of you to go back and find a round for Whyte in the first 5, apart from the false 10-8 2nd which changed the outcome
Its incredible how passive some of you are about some of the tactics employed by Whyte and the way the ref turned a blind eye and almost carried him through the 12th
If the ref is being lenient then Parker should have done it right back to Whyte. What can the ref do then? Nothing. He either takes points from both or lets them both bend the rules. Parker just got bullied. It wasn't even that dirty of a fight. It was sloppy but there was no intentional headbutts, elbows, hitting on the back of the head. Stop crying and just face it, Parker isn't that good and lost. Can he improve? I think so, but part of being a great boxer is having some dog in you. Parker has none. He hasn't got the drive in the ring and he hasn't got the bollocks and selfish mentally to leave his trainer outside the ring. Maybe stop looking at blaming and look at the common denominator - Parker. He's constantly in close fights. He doesn't do enough, lacks power, lacks size and gasses.
The appeal is embarrassing.
no hitting behind the head? did you watch it with your eyes closed? also there were elbow leads and uppercuts thrown whie the head was being held down. Parker has no dog? he cut up from that monster left hand and was the man still swinging at the end while Whyte was hanging on for dear life
Power and more activity could have countered that. Sadly, it didn't happen. Made Parker the difference between a contender and champ.