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Joseph Parker and his team have been slammed by overseas fans and media after a shambolic press conference this afternoon.
The press conference was held to update the negotiations between Parker and current IBF, WBA and IBO champion Anthony Joshua, but a sideshow sent a torrent of criticism the way of Parker and his Duco camp.
The Parker camp promised to show an exclusive video over a minute long which shows Joshua being continually knocked down in sparring.
However, it left onlookers underwhelmed, including The Sun, who noted that the "homemade style clips came from global blockbuster fights against Wladimir Klitschko and Dillian Whyte."
To make matters worse, it took Team Parker several minutes to turn on the film, while signs and microphones both fell down during the press conference.
New Zealand Herald sports writer Patrick McKendry joined D'Arcy and Goran to talk about the press conference that gave away nothing, and the possibility that there may be a different fight Parker has his eyes on.
LISTEN TO PATRICK MCKENDRY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE
The press conference was held to update the negotiations between Parker and current IBF, WBA and IBO champion Anthony Joshua, but a sideshow sent a torrent of criticism the way of Parker and his Duco camp.
The Parker camp promised to show an exclusive video over a minute long which shows Joshua being continually knocked down in sparring.
However, it left onlookers underwhelmed, including The Sun, who noted that the "homemade style clips came from global blockbuster fights against Wladimir Klitschko and Dillian Whyte."
To make matters worse, it took Team Parker several minutes to turn on the film, while signs and microphones both fell down during the press conference.
New Zealand Herald sports writer Patrick McKendry joined D'Arcy and Goran to talk about the press conference that gave away nothing, and the possibility that there may be a different fight Parker has his eyes on.
LISTEN TO PATRICK MCKENDRY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE
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By Radio SportJoseph Parker and his team have been slammed by overseas fans and media after a shambolic press conference this afternoon.
The press conference was held to update the negotiations between Parker and current IBF, WBA and IBO champion Anthony Joshua, but a sideshow sent a torrent of criticism the way of Parker and his Duco camp.
The Parker camp promised to show an exclusive video over a minute long which shows Joshua being continually knocked down in sparring.
However, it left onlookers underwhelmed, including The Sun, who noted that the "homemade style clips came from global blockbuster fights against Wladimir Klitschko and Dillian Whyte."
To make matters worse, it took Team Parker several minutes to turn on the film, while signs and microphones both fell down during the press conference.
New Zealand Herald sports writer Patrick McKendry joined D'Arcy and Goran to talk about the press conference that gave away nothing, and the possibility that there may be a different fight Parker has his eyes on.
LISTEN TO PATRICK MCKENDRY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE
The press conference was held to update the negotiations between Parker and current IBF, WBA and IBO champion Anthony Joshua, but a sideshow sent a torrent of criticism the way of Parker and his Duco camp.
The Parker camp promised to show an exclusive video over a minute long which shows Joshua being continually knocked down in sparring.
However, it left onlookers underwhelmed, including The Sun, who noted that the "homemade style clips came from global blockbuster fights against Wladimir Klitschko and Dillian Whyte."
To make matters worse, it took Team Parker several minutes to turn on the film, while signs and microphones both fell down during the press conference.
New Zealand Herald sports writer Patrick McKendry joined D'Arcy and Goran to talk about the press conference that gave away nothing, and the possibility that there may be a different fight Parker has his eyes on.
LISTEN TO PATRICK MCKENDRY TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE