Turks Alalshikh says Martin Bakola will continue to fight in May at one of his tickets, despite his second dice with a knockout against Joseph Parker last Saturday night in Riyadh. We hope that Bakole is entering his next fight in a better condition, as he looked inquisingly at 310 pounds at loss from Parker.
The sad part is that Bakole would be in shape, he would probably compete for Parker, and he would be the one who is fine to cause a unified heavyweight champion in Oleksandra Usyka for his three belts. That would be a big salary for Bakola. In return, he should have refused to fight with Parker and looked at the big picture.
Can still fight
#3 IBF-ORGANIZED BAKOLA candidate (21-2, 16 ko) is expected to fight #6 Effe Ajagba (20-1, 14 KO) at the IBF eliminator of a heavyweight category 2. Bakole will still have the right to lead that fight. This is not an ideal way to fight Bakole in the eliminator, but at this time of boxing, it fits.
We see the fighters constantly fight for world titles after they have repeatedly beaten. British passenger Derek Chisora is a good example of this. He was selected for the world title on December 3, 2022 against the former Tyson Fury champion, with a 1-3 record in the previous four fights. Yes, it’s a bad look for sports, but promoters, sanctioning the body and nets are well with it.
“Bakola comes to the kingdom. We will still argue with Bakole in May,” Turki Alalshikh said Tension About his plan for Martin Bakole after his second round the knockout defeat to Joseph Parker last Saturday night in their conflict in Riyadh.
Departure against a large percussion like a 6’6 ″ ajagba from a knockout loss is a risky thing for bakola. If there are still the long -lasting effects of his who defeat against Parker, Marton will not last long in this fight?
Last time updated 23.02.2025
