Turkish Alasikh says that Martin Bakol will fight on one of his cards despite the second round knockout against Joseph Parker in Riyadh last Saturday. Hopefully, Bakol is in better condition in his next fight because he loses to Parker to be ineligible to £ 310.

Sadly, if Bakol was in size, he would probably drop Parker and challenge Unified Heavyweight Champion Olecasander Eugeic for his three belts for his three belts. It was a big salary day for Bakol. In the dark, his Parker fight should have been rejected and should have looked at the big picture.

Could still fight

#3 IBF-Ranned contestant Bakol (21-2, 16 KO) is expected to fight #6 Flyer (20-1, 14 KO) May 2 in the IBF Heavyweight Title Eliminator. Bakol will still be eligible to take that fight. This is not the ideal way for Bakol to fight in an eliminator, but it fits in this age of boxing.

After we repeatedly beat the fighters to fight for the world title. A good example of the British Johnman Derek Chisora. In his previous four battles, he was chosen to shot the world title against WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Furya with a 3-1 record. Yes, it looks bad for sports, but the preachers, authorization companies and networks are good with it.

“Buckol is coming to the kingdom. We will still fight with Bakol in May, “Turkish said to Alalashich Stomping Ground Last Saturday night, Riyadh loses the second round of knockout to Joseph Parker at their co-fees in Riyadh about his plans for Martin Bakol.

From knockout loss 6'6 ″ is a risky thing for Bakol going against a big punch like Azagba. If he still has a lasting impact after his defeat against Parker, Marton will not last long in this fight? Again the splashing bakol's career will sink, leaving it on the scrap stamp. He still wants to be useful as a trial horse, but if none of the champions feel charity, he may forget about fighting for the world title. I'm not seeing to happen.