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RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - mippy - 10-02-2016
I can see the Dimintriko camp appealing the decision based on the illegal punch. It was pretty clear he saw his chance to quit and took it.
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - Westywarrior - 10-02-2016
Cheers Msreef !
A bit lucky with the last punch and Dimitrenko basically quitting, but he was getting KOed soon anyway
Pretty good effort from Joe tonite I thought
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - Infern0 - 10-02-2016
Good performance from Joe but what was that all about with the cheap shot
No need for that against a hopelessly over matched opponent who you are having an easy night with
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - Msreef - 10-02-2016
Agree, Parker's gotta be careful with that...you don't want to do that against AJ and risk being disqualified.
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - mippy - 10-02-2016
(10-02-2016, 01:02 AM)mippy Wrote: I can see the Dimintriko camp appealing the decision based on the illegal punch. It was pretty clear he saw his chance to quit and took it.
Ha, knew it
http://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/other-sports/84869643/Angry-Russian-boxer-Alexander-Dimitrenko-plans-to-protest-his-loss-to-Joseph-Parker
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - African Monkey - 10-02-2016
Yeah was always gonna happen. Although Dimitrenko was pathetic all fight, there was no need for Parker to do it.
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - diehard - 10-02-2016
Parker chops down 6’7 Dimitrenko in three
By Ray Wheatley — World of Boxing
Unbeaten IBF and WBO #1 rated heavyweight Joseph Parker (21-0, 18 KOs) scored a one-sided third round KO over 6’7 Alexander Dimitrenko (38-3, 24 KOs) on Saturday night at the Vodafone Events Centre in Manukau, New Zealand. Parker was sharp and accurate, hurting Dimitrenko with practically everything he threw. He dropped the Ukranian giant in round one with a left/right combination. Parker sent Dimitrenko to the canvas two more times in round two. Dimitrenko went down for the fourth time from a body shot in round three and while he was on a knee still clinging to Parker, the Kiwi blasted him again with a shot to the side. Dimitrenko writhed around on the canvas as he was counted out by referee Marlon Wright, who didn’t see the foul. Time was 1:38.
With the win, Parker is expected to move to either a November world title fight against IBF champion Anthony Joshua, or possibly meet Andy Ruiz for the vacant WBO belt should Tyson Fury be stripped as expected.
Earlier, unbeaten WBO #12 heavyweight Izuagbe Ugonoh (17-0, 14 KOs) remained undefeated with a second round TKO over journeyman Gregory Tony (21-7, 16 KOs). Tony down three times.
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - diehard - 10-02-2016
https://www.boxing247.com/boxing-news/results-joseph-parker-alexander/62800
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - diehard - 10-02-2016
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/other-sports/84872472/trainer-kevin-barry-believes-joseph-parker-showed-he-can-be-world-heavyweight-champion-with-demolition-of-alexander-dimitrenko
RE: Parker v Dimitrenko prediction thread - The Fly - 10-02-2016
Parker looked good but Dimitrenko was dreadful! In saying that the ref botched the end of the fight. Sure Parker was going to end it sooner rather than later and Dimitrenko was looking for a way out; but Wright provide once again how incompetent he is. He was waving his hands to signal Dimitrenko had been pushed down then started to count him out?
Maybe he didn't see the foul but he had already waved it as no knockdown. At the very least Dimitrenko deserved 5 minutes to try and recover, Parker could have lost a point or worse case scenario been DQ'd.