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From Luke Reddy
BBC Sport in Las Vegas
Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker has told Dereck Chisora into”accept” not really being the major event once the pair struggle on 26 October.
Chisora, 35, delivered an expletive-laden rant in Monday’s news conference from objection to the fight behind the Josh Taylor-Regis Prograis entire globe unification bout that was super-lightweight.
More cash was demanded by him if he’s not at the primary event in the O2 Arena of London.
“He’s constantly filled with surprises,” Parker told BBC Sport at Las Vegas.
Chisora told American Prograis along with Scotland’s Taylor who”nobody whined” about their fight, with the London-based fighter – that has been fined for projecting a table in a press conference in the past – walking off point after distributing his views.
“It was the very first thing that I saw when I woke up on Monday morning,” said New Zealand’s Parker, 27, who is training in Las Vegas.
“Dereck is Dereck, he could be calm or crazy. I thought as of late he had been a good deal sexier as fighter and a person but again, the switch is there.
“I think there’s a time and location. If we had been on another card Obviously him and that I could be a principal event. He attracts a lot of support and lovers, I have been fortunate in gathering a lot of fans out of the united kingdom too. But you can not take away from the guys at event.
“Those two guys are undefeated and fighting to unify belts and it’s not our job to inform the promoter what to do. We’ve got a state but finally accept where you’re.”
Parker, who lost the WBO world heavyweight title to Anthony Joshua did not attend the London news conference as he chose to focus on training.
Meanwhile, Chisora divide from Dave Coldwell on Tuesday since the coach Couldn’t re-locate into London.
Parker says that the Briton’s expertise of 40 fights – including 31 wins – over 12 years as a professional will mean he knows”exactly what he needs”.
By reeling off two wins, but most recently against Alex Leapai at 26, the New Zealander reacted to defeats by Britain’s Dillian Whyte and also Joshua.
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