British heavyweights Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois are dealing with off at Wembley this week and former professional Joseph Parker believes Joshua will finish the bout in simply six rounds.
Joseph Parker Backing Joshua
New Zealand boxer Joseph Parker is backing former opponent Anthony Joshua to beat Daniel Dubois, in what is about to be a heavyweight conflict of the ages.
A report British attendance is predicted at Wembley this weekend for Joshua-Dubois with 96,000 followers heading to London to observe the heavyweight titans battle it out.
Joshua is the agency betting favorite for Saturday’s combat and most supporters imagine that ‘AJ’ will come out on prime and Parker is not any completely different.
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— Anthony Joshua (@anthonyjoshua) September 20, 2024
Talking forward of the combat, Parker mentioned that he thinks Joshua will get the job achieved in slightly below six rounds: “I really feel like Joshua within the first 5 or 6 rounds, he’s regarded very harmful in his final fights.
“I really feel if Dubois [wins it will be] late rounds, he confirmed an awesome chin towards Filip Hrgovic and nice dedication – and that energy within the late rounds. He’s a reside underdog and he’s obtained so much to show.”
Dubois has gained each of his final two bouts since dropping to Oleksandr Usyk, however Joshua has additionally not misplaced since dropping to the Ukrainian heavyweight champion.
“Joshua has the facility in the best hand however he also can field. Once I fought him he was in a position to nullify what I used to be doing. Joshua has much more energy than Hrgovic. I really feel like if he lands like Hrgovic landed, Joshua will cease him. But when Dubois lands clear, he’ll take a look at AJ’s chin – and might AJ then present the grit and dedication to come back again and win after being harm?”
Parker fought AJ simply as soon as throughout his profession, dropping to the Brit by way of unanimous choice in 2018. The 32-year-old retired from boxing in 2024, after successful his final 5 fights within the ring.
