Can Joseph Parker survive 12 rounds with Moses Itauma

People though Franklin could take Itauma 12 because he did with Whyte and AJ.

Now look how quick they discredit his win.

Ajagba, Sanchez or Vianello would be going backwards imo

 

As I've said before, both Wardley and Itauma have mentioned that they won't fight each other unless it's for undisputed because of the trainer situation. Which is why it would be logical for Itauma to wait and see if Dubois beats Wardley.

 

O-K. So why not Gassiev for WBA regular, which he wanted before when it was Pulev?

Again, excuses, excuses.

 

It doesn't matter whose decision it is...it shows that someone knows something not being said.

And he chooses his team, so he's ultimately responsible.

 

It does matter, as your clearly indicating the fighter don't wanna take a challenge
The team are making noise and it's frustrating when they do things other than what they previously said

But that's boxing frustratingly
I mean you made a thread where Uysk mentioned his next 3 fights and even mentioned regardless of if it's who he faces, enjoy it

But when Moses talks crap something is wrong..

It's imo more of a case of prolonging a career rather than this thing you have in your head that something is wrong with him

All fighters duck to an extent
Look at Uysk recently, and I never thought I'd be mentioning him in such a group

 

I'm indicating that the reality is not matching the rhetoric, which shows that there is a problem.

And I have laid it out in a way that is pretty obvious.

 

There may well be a problem as has been said before, but currently it's an assumption of yours, not a fact

You've shown a theory

 

It's not a theory that he calls out the best, declines good fighters who could give him a good career path, and fights gatekeepers. That is FACT. It is what has happened, and what is happening.

 

The theory is that something is wrong with him
You have no concrete evidence of this

 

If Parker came in on top form then im inclined to think his toughness and engine he can get him through the first half.

Im increasingly suspicious of Itauma's gas tank, it's quite normal with exceptionally fast athletes that their bodies have made a trade-off with stamina. Itauma himself has commented on his ability to go 12 rounds with Usyk, suggesting that the champ would have the advantage down the stretch.

Im inclined to think it goes the distance for this reason, but I'd favour Itauma overall at this stage to either score an early stoppage or win on points fairly comfortably.

 

If Wardley beats Dubois then Itauma will probably go the WBA route. A lot depends on that fight. Just have to wait and see.

 

If Parker boxes clever, he might well beat Itauma. If he gets all macho and wants to exchange ... it won't go well.

 

He just fought Franklin (considered to be a durable opponent and good enough to take AJ the distance) and stopped him in 5 rounds. He hasn't announced a new opponent yet.

He's only had his 14th fight, is still a prospect and barely a week has passed. At least wait for the announcement before rushing to judgement.

If only you held Usyk to such a lofty standard. You clearly just have a grudge.

 

Again, and again, and again...

He can go as slow as he likes. It's about the difference in rhetoric than reality. We end where we start.

Calls out Usyk
Ducks Sanchez for mando
Fights Whyte
Tries to sue Pulev for shot at WBA regular
Runs from Gassiev for WBA regualar
Beats Franlkiln
Given mando shot against Wardley
Calls out Hunter

If he wants to fight a few more gatekeepers, more power to him. But let's be honest about it.

 

He hasn't been given a mando shot against Wardley. Wardley is fighting Dubios next month and is otherwise occupied.

I'd personally consider Franklin to be a better opponent than Pulev or Gassiev as well tbh.

And again, again, again... HE'S A PROSPECT WHO HAD HIS 14th FIGHT LAST WEEK. Your criticisms of an imaginary, unannounced fight are both premature and unreasonable.