Parker vs Hughie Fury

[Fistic Fury]

(03-10-2017, 12:49 PM)Msreef Wrote:

(03-10-2017, 12:24 PM)diehard Wrote:

(03-09-2017, 10:27 PM)Msreef Wrote:

(03-09-2017, 07:01 PM)diehard Wrote: So if he says no to Parker, where does he go from there?  Most guys don't get a chance to fight for a title.  Hughie will take it with both hands.

Parker said he'd fight Wilder after Hughie if he wins.  Or rather Wilder said that.  Lot of green between the putter and the hole to make it happen.  If AJ beats Klit, Wilder may want AJ next.

He works his way up the ladder like most prospects/contenders.
I think Wilder would be keen on a unification with JP, he can fight at home, and JP is seen as the easier win.

So Hughie would rather work his way up the ladder than come over here and fight Parker?

I never said that. But if Hughie's father/trainer cannot come to NZ, I think there's a good chance they will pull out of the fight.
If that happens Hughie can carry on working his way up the rankings in other organisations.

If Peter Fury is allowed in NZ for the month they want to be here before the fight, I definitely think the fight will go ahead.

I totally agree with you MsReef. The most important fight of your career and you wont have your coach in the corner - it won't happen. Especially as Hughie has only had his father as coach for his entire pro career and most likely amateur as well. Tyson isn't a coach. Put the shoe on the other foot, would Parker go to England to fight for a world title shot without KB, i don't think so. This fight will be dependent on Peter getting a Visa and that "little" mater of a positive drug test. That should at least have been cleared up before he can even fight for a world title. In the end Hughie can still play the waiting game he is only young and will probably get to fight at home.