D'arcy And Goran

Boxing pundit Sir Robert Jones on Joseph Parker’s defeat at the hands -and head - of Dillian Whyte.  While Bob believed the 2nd round head-butt did very little to derail Joe, he couldn’t understand why Parker held his hands so low throughout the bout.  Jones says all is not lost for Parker and his camp, and he will be a force despite his recent defeats.A bruised and battered Joseph Parker has insisted nothing changes – he wants to keep boxing and will do so for another four or five years despite his defeat to Dillian Whyte which will force him to dig deep in much less lucrative paydays for the immediate future.The unanimous points decision after 12 rounds came as he put Whyte down but it wasn't enough, but he was satisfied with the attacking nature of his performance, even if he wore more punches than in any other fight of his career. The former WBO world heavyweight champion is also sticking with trainer Kevin Barry and promoter David Higgins as they plan a potentially difficult way back to the top."I've got