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Joseph Parker stopped Martin Bakole in round two of their Riyadh bout.
The New Zealand boxer was initially down to face IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois .
The result means Parker becomes the WBO mandatory challenger for full title-holder Oleksandr Usyk .
Bakole ’s evening came to a quick conclusion after Parker sent him flying with a huge right hook to the head.
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