D'arcy And Goran

LISTEN TO JOSEPH PARKER TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVEJoseph Parker's "thumping" headaches, a consequence of the headbutt received during his recent loss to Dillian Whyte, have only just stopped, but he has already started training again to get back in the ring.Parker revealed to the Herald today the extent of the concussion injury in the second round caused by the illegal blow from Whyte which put him on the canvas at London's O2 Arena.The 26-year-old New Zealander didn't look himself in the ring as he struggled to recover from the dream-like state he found himself in, and, incredibly, was knocked down again in the ninth round by a left hook before he floored Whyte in the 12th round as he launched his comeback."Yesterday was the first day I haven't had thumping headaches but I had an MRI scan and the doctor said there were no blood clots or any injuries," Parker said."He said 'don't worry about it'."Just over a week has passed since the toughest and most dramatic fight of Parker's life, one during which he