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Dillian Whyte targeted heavyweight Kiwi Joseph Parker, claiming that the referee had saved him from defeat by Anthony Joshua.
Parker promoter David Higgins raised concerns over the upcoming fight against Whyte after referee Giuseppe Quartarone's performance in New Zealand's loss of points to Joshua in April
Despite Higgins' concerns Whyte has the impression that the referee helped the former WBO champion in Cardiff when Quartarone came into action while Joshua was about to unleash. "Whyte told Sky Sports UK
" Parker was on the back foot, he's usually an advanced fighter, and Joshua was not able to cut it off and close it as much as he would have liked because they were happy and happy at the same time, Parker was happy and happy to lose, Joshua was happy and happy to win.
"Their styles were not frozen. The referee did not help the situation, but I believe that the referee helped Joseph Parker because he had allowed them to fight in the interior, I think Joshua would have won by knockout.
Higgins asked the British boxing officials to nominate a world class referee for the upcoming fight at the O2 Arena in London on July 29 (New Zealand time).
The team Parker also had problems with the officials in the win over Hughie Fury who coached Terry O. Connor
Parker (24-1 and Whyte (23-1) both have almost identical antecedents and the two lost to Watford during their professional career
Old Whyte insists that it is not very far for the moment.
"Well, a fight with me and Anthony Joshua is still a phone call, "says Whyte." It can happen the next fight, two fights from now, who knows? "
" But I have to focus on more important things now, and that's Joseph Parker, so I'm concentrating on that.After July 29, I start have to scream from the roof about a fight. But now I have to focus on Joseph Parker.
"It's a big challenge, so I'm completely focused on reducing it and hacking it a bit at night."
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