Martin Bacol (21-2, 16 KOS) looked like a physical chaos on Saturday night, as he finished an easy prey for the temporary WBO herooring heavyweight Joseph Parker (36-3, 24 KOS) in a second technical blow in the main support attack in the Kingdom of the Square in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. What have you just seen? Bakole seemed to belong to the ring tonight because it was very badly conditional in 300 pounds.

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It did not take a lot of Parker to put an end to the institutions, as it fell right on the head of Bacol, who he sent him firmly on the fabric in the second round. The battle was stopped after Bakul, a wise decision. Parker had immediately hit him if he was allowed to continue.

You can say from looking at the physical condition of Bakole when he entered the ring that rings tonight that he made a big mistake in taking this battle in a very bad condition. If the shoe is on the other foot, Parker enters the fighting at 310 lbs, and up against the air -conditioned bacole, it was also expelled.

You have to give Bakole credit to take one to the team, and agree to help Turki alalshiph by coming as a substitute at the last minute. In the future, Bakole needs to stay in good condition when not training so that he can benefit from such situations. Unfortunately, I doubt that another chance will be shown like this from Turki to be an alternative opponent because there will be anxiety that it will come more than 300 pounds again and put a weak performance as he did tonight.

“I think everyone knows what is happening, but I haven’t seen the punch today. It’s boxing. Martin Bacol said to anything that could happen in heavy weight IFL TVTry to understand his defeat tonight against Parker. “I’m sitting with my coach and saying,” Why didn’t you give me a second chance? “I am thinking that I will recover as Parker did to overcome Zhang.

“I didn’t see the punch. [against Efe Ajagba]. I will take one week and return to the camp to the gym. I was notified of a great risk [to fight Parker on two day’s notice]. “I was not ready for this,” said Bacol.