BAKOLE’S OPCHANCE: approaches Parker after Dubois retires

Martin Bakole is now the opponent of replacement to face Joseph Parker on Saturday after FIB heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois retired due to a disease today. It was quickly discovered that the highly classified #2 WBA and #2 Wbo Bakole (21-1, 16 kos) replaced the Dubois as Parker’s opponent for chest.

Boogeyman comes

The ring gave the news That Bakole had been chosen as Parker’s replacement (35-3, 23 kos). There has not been a fall, with Bakole now the opponent of the former WBO heavyweight champion. I can predict the appearance of terror that will be in Parker’s eyes when Martin hurries it around the ring.

I am surprised that Parker agreed on this fight. You have to give you credit for being willing to assume it, but the advantage is huge. If Parker is victorious, he will have defeated Boogeyman in the division and will align for an opportunity for the world title.

This is an update because Bakole can generate energy even in short blows. You don’t need to load your shots as Dubois did to hurt her opponents. Bakole reminds me of Sonny Liston. He has the same ability to obtain the maximum elimination power in his shortest arm blows, identical to how Liston fought.

This will be a fascinating show for fans. I wonder how Parker, 33, will handle Bakole’s pressure on him. The New Zealander, Parker, has resurrected his sinking career with consecutive victories on the largest heavyweights Zhilei Zhang and Deontay Wilder. However, this is a very different type of fighter. Bakole, 31, is at his best, brave and has no resistance problems. Parker must develop a completely new set of tools to win this fight.

Bakole comes from a fifth -round knockout victory over the undefeated Anderson previously undefeated on August 3 in Los Angeles. He destroyed Anderson, leaving him three times in the fight before he was stirred. Since then, Bakole has been waiting for the opportunity to fight one of the big names, and now he has it.