‘Too much, too strong, too fast’: Dubois vows to overwhelm Parker

Joseph Parker today warned IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois that he is making a mistake by looking ahead to his February 22 fight for bigger fights.

awkward exchange

Dubois and Parker seemed uncomfortable talking trash today because that’s not their style or quick wit. You could see their wheels turning as they tried to think of what to say in response to the comments. It was painful to see.

These two could have used a Hidden earpiece to feed them lines in times like these.like American politicians do during debates.

Challenger Parker (35-3, 23 KOs) and Dubois (22-2, 21 KOs) met today for the press conference for their fight next month on the Artur Beterbiev vs. Dmitry Bivol 2 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Parker alluded to Dubois, 27, looking to the future as he jumped into the ring after the Dec. 21 rematch between unified heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury to coyly criticize Oleksandr.

Don’t underestimate

Joseph Parker: “You may be looking too far ahead to see other big fights. You’ve got a big fight ahead of you right now,” Joseph Parker told IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois during today’s fight. press conference.

Daniel Dubois: “I have my mind firmly set on you.”

Parker: “It better be that way.”

Dubois: “I will be too much for him. Too much, too strong and too fast. Everything he does, I’m going to do better. I’m sure. I don’t have to say too much or talk too much. Let the fans tune in. It’s going to be a great fight.”

Parker: “I’ve been boxing for a while, but I feel like I have it all now. A gift awaits you.”

Dubois: “I’ll teach you some things there. Since you started, I will teach you some lessons with some new skills.”

Parker: “I’m looking forward to it. Give it.”

Dubois: “He’s always been like that, a good guy. But once the bell rings, we will try to cut each other’s heads off.”

Parker: “I like that he’s full of confidence. It’s through the roof right now, but it will all end on February 22nd. Come on.”

Dubois: “No,” Daniel said when asked if he had a final message for Parker.