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The Sun
30-05-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Gunners locked in £67m Gyokeres battle, Gabriel's new deal, Sesko's HUGE price tag
Two for the price of one Former Liverpool and Real Madrid striker Fernando Morientes has told CasinoHawks, who offer the latest online casinos, that Arsenal need to sign ex-Newcastle forward Ayoze Perez. He said: 'If Arsenal want a striker from LaLiga, a Spaniard who comes to mind right now is Perez. 'He left Betis for Villarreal, and he's become desirable for the big teams because he's scored a lot of goals and is playing very well. 'Another name is Alexander Sorloth, at the start of the season I thought he was going to be one of the most important strikers in our league, 'If you dig a little deeper into the search for players who are starting to emerge they're cheaper, so you have to make that decision. 'Emerging players are cheaper, but you need players that can instantly perform in the Premier League.'
Daily Record
03-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
I would have beaten Daniel Dubois in botched world title fight but don't rule him out of undisputed showdown with Usyk
Dubois was due to defend his IBF world title against Joseph Parker back in February but had to pull out just two days before the fight with an illness Joseph Parker is in no doubt that he would have taken Daniel Dubois ' world title away from him in their botched February showdown. But the New Zealand boxer insists Oleksandr Usyk cannot take the Brit lightly when they fight for the undisputed heavyweight crown at Wembley Stadium in two months time. Former WBO boxing world champion Parker had got himself another shot at the world title earlier this year off the back of impressive victories against Deontay Wilder and Zhilei Zhang, only for Dubois to pull out of the fight two days before he walked to the ring. Glasgow-based Martin Bakole was drafted in as a last-minute replacement and was knocked out by Parker inside two rounds in Saudi Arabia. Parker, a close friend and training partner of Tyson Fury, will now have to bide his time in his quest to become a two-time world champion, with Dubois and Usyk putting all four belts on the line at Wembley on July 19. And while the 33-year-old can't help but think about what would have happened had be shared the ring with Dubois in February, he has warned Usyk - who stopped the Brit in round nine of their previous encounter in August 2023 - that he is now fighting a totally different man. Speaking to CasinoHawks - offer the latest Casino Sites, he said: "As a fighter, you will believe that you will win every fight. "I was going to win the fight and become the champion of the world. Daniel Dubois probably thought he will defend the title successfully. Unfortunately he got sick and the fight was called off and now he is for the undisputed championship of the world. I wholeheartedly believe I would have won that fight against Dubois. "Daniel Dubois has a lot of power, but in past fights when times got tough, he stopped or found a way out. If times got hard for me, I would continue to fight until I was knocked or done. I will go to the very end. "Maybe he has changed, but if things get hard for him he could revert back to type. "With the Miller fight, he went back and forth. Against Hrgovic, he got caught with a lot of right hands but still overcame it and with the Joshua fight he just came looking for the knockout. His resurgence has been excellent." Parker is desperate to test himself against two-weight undisputed champion Usyk but would also entertain a rematch with Anthony Joshua, who outpointed him in a world title defence back in 2018. He added: "I want to fight Usyk because he has beaten everyone. I believe he is the best fighter at the moment. He unified and became the undisputed champion at cruiserweight and then came to do the same in the heavyweight division. "He is a fighter you want to test yourself against - he is the best there is and I want to fight the best. I did mention this to him when I saw him last week in Italy. He just said ''maybe, we will see.' "I wanna rectify all my losses. At the moment, Joe Joyce is coming off 3 losses right now. He lost to Zhang, (Derek) Chisora and (Filip) Hrgovic and it's a hard place to come from especially since he had beaten everyone that was put in front of him previously. "Joshua would be a great fight to have and avenge that loss, I would like to rematch Dillian Whyte and if Joe Joyce is still around I will fight him too."
Daily Record
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Tyson Fury insider drops boxing return hint as Gyspy King told how long he'll need to prepare for Anthony Joshua
Joseph Parker is in no doubt that Fury still has what it takes to compete at the top end of the heavyweight division Joseph Parker believes Tyson Fury would only need 'six to eight weeks' to get himself back into the fighting shape required for a long-awaited showdown with Anthony Joshua. The two-time heavyweight world champion seemingly hung up his boxing gloves for good back in January following two consecutive defeats to Oleksandr Usyk but earlier his week teased fans that a return to the ring is imminent. Joshua is searching for an opponent later this year as he looks to bounce back from his devastating knockout loss to Daniel Dubois last September. His promoter Eddie Hearn insists that they are more than willing to come to the table for the highly-anticipated heavyweight dust-up but has also stated that the onus is on Fury to make it happen. And according to the Gypsy King's close pal and training partner Parker - a former WBO world champion himself - the 36-year-old would be back and ready to rock with Joshua in no time. Speaking to Metro via CasinoHawks - who offer the latest UK casino sites, he said: "Tyson Fury has had the more recent fight over Anthony Joshua, therefore Joshua has been out longer. "In my opinion, if they keep themselves fit – it shouldn't take that long to get you ready to fight. "You have sparring, work with your coach, your road runs, pad work and that should take you between six to eight weeks. "Tyson Fury has done everything there is to do in the sport. He has made a lot of money and is now spending a lot of quality time with his family. 'If he does want to return, he can. A lot of people would still like to see him fight. "He is an entertainer and says a lot of things to get people's attention. "If it's a fight with Joshua or Usyk, I'm sure a lot of people will be dying to see these fights. Parker himself is hoping to land another crack at the world title and is desperate to fight the winner of the undisputed showdown between Usyk and Dubois at Wembley in July. He added: "It's great to have these reports that tell you you're going to be the mandatory challenger. "However, if we can expand on it and get something solid and locked in where I will be able to fight the winner it will be fantastic and a dream come true. I hope it can happen and come through. "I would like to fight sometime soon and keep busy. I know every fight is a risk where you may win and may lose. I want to keep fighting, progressing and keep busy. "Hopefully we can get a fight very soon so I can get into camp, keep progressing and keep the good flow going."
Metro
02-05-2025
- Sport
- Metro
Joseph Parker drops huge Tyson Fury return hint, reacts to Usyk vs Dubois fight
Joseph Parker is confident Tyson Fury only needs 'six to eight weeks' to get himself in top condition to fight Anthony Joshua this year. Not for the first time in his career, 'The Gypsy King' announced his retirement from boxing in January following his second consecutive defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. Fury and Usyk went to war twice in the space of seven months – the two biggest heavyweight fights in recent memory – with the Ukrainian coming out on top on both occasions. The Briton has this week teased a return to the ring, back in the gym with his trainer SugarHill Steward and insisting he wants to fight Usyk for a third time. A long-awaited Battle of Britain with Joshua also remains an option with Eddie Hearn this week insisting they are still ready to make a deal. While Fury has spent 2025 out of the boxing spotlight with his family, it has been even longer since we have seen Joshua in the ring having not fought since his bruising defeat to Daniel Dubois at Wembley last September. Parker, a close friend of Fury's having trained alongside him for many years, believes Fury's time away from the sport this will not impact any plans to make that fight happen this year. Joe Parker was speaking exclusively to Metro thanks to CasinoHawks, who offer the latest UK casino sites, Parker said: 'Tyson Fury has had the more recent fight over Anthony Joshua, therefore Joshua has been out longer. 'In my opinion, if they keep themselves fit – it shouldn't take that long to get you ready to fight. You have sparring, work with your coach, your road runs, pad work and that should take you between six to eight weeks.' Any meeting between Fury and Joshua this year is very unlikely to have a world title at stake with the belts tied up between Usyk and Daniel Dubois ahead of their undisputed showdown in London in July. There is also a queue of fighters waiting for their chance to challenge for the belts once the dust settles on that rematch – with Parker at the front of it. Titles or not, Parker insists Fury vs Joshua remains one of the biggest fights in the sport. 'Tyson Fury has done everything there is to do in the sport. He has made a lot of money and is now spending a lot of quality time with his family,' Parker continued. 'If he does want to return, he can. A lot of people would still like to see him fight . He is an entertainer and says a lot of things to get people's attention. If it's a fight with Joshua or Usyk, I'm sure a lot of people will be dying to see these fights.' Parker has been on an incredible run over the last two years, racking up wins over Deontay Wilder and Zilei Zhang to catapult him right back into the world title conversation. He was set to challenge Dubois for his IBF title in February only for the Londoner to withdraw from the fight due to illness with Parker blasting through late stand-in Martin Bakole in two rounds. Parker is also the WBO interim champion and is next in line to fight the winner of Usyk vs Dubois after their rematch. While the WBO have confirmed Parker is the next mandatory challenger for the titles, the New Zealander is still waiting for that to be 'locked in'. 'It's great to have these reports that tell you you're going to be the mandatory challenger,' he said. 'However, if we can expand on it and get something solid and locked in where I will be able to fight the winner it will be fantastic and a dream come true. I hope it can happen and come through.' More Trending The blockbuster at Wembley between Dubois and Usyk this summer means Parker will have to wait until the second half of 2025 at the earliest to get his title shot. But rather than put his feet up and wait on the sidelines, the 33-year-old insists he wants to fight in the meantime and continue building on the huge momentum he is riding. 'I would like to fight sometime soon and keep busy,' Parker said. 'I know every fight is a risk where you may win and may lose. I want to keep fighting, progressing and keep busy. Hopefully we can get a fight very soon so I can get into camp, keep progressing and keep the good flow going.'
