Last Saturday, in the city of the Kingdom in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in a battle that was broadcast all over the world on Dazen. Joseph Parker, former WBO champion, was pulled against heavyweight competitor Martin Bacol.

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Parker was originally scheduled to challenge the IBF heavyweight champion, Daniel Dubua. This did not happen. Instead, Dubua withdrew due to the disease just a few days before the scheduled confrontation. In a very short notice, Martin Bacol ascended as a substitute at the last minute, as he missed the weight because he was still being transferred to the place. Parker was weighing in a high march 267, and according to what was reported, Bakul was weighing in a great place on his own, 310 pounds.

The battle did not last particularly, but it was interesting while it continued. Bacol seemed to have the correct idea, but without training and appropriate preparation, he was not identical with Parker well prepared in a short notice. Parker landed on the head of Bakole that brought him down in the second round, and stopped Bakole’s Corner battle.

For Parker, who is now 6 victories since he came out by Juggernaut Joe Joyce. During this winning series, the last 3 wins were especially noticeable. Virrest Parker won the 12 -round decision unanimously against the former WBC Deontay Wilder’s heavy hero. After that, Parker won a majority of 12 rounds against Chili Zhang, overcoming adversity in this process, as it rose from 2 knockouts to win victory. Now, Parker won the Stoppage victory over the late Bakole replacement, which even in the context, he still has Parker on a large roll.

This edition of Rumi corner It will provide a quick review with opinions about the last heavyweight competition between Joseph Parker and Martin Bacol. Please watch and enjoy the video of the opinion of one man. This is the Rummy angle (produced by Jeffrey Siani).