Alfeld’s left hand landed on Parsons’ face in the second round. In the 3rd round, Parsons received a standing 8 count from Alfeld.

He was matched against Steve Alfeld after a series of cancellations and changes in the fight schedule.

He was originally scheduled to fight Steve Alfeld, but Alfeld pulled out due to injury. Parsons was then matched against a different opponent, but the fight was cancelled due to a change in the promotion’s rules. Eventually, he was matched against Steve Alfeld, and the fight took place on 28 February 2015 at the O2 Arena in London.

The Road to the Fight

Parsons had been training for a long time, and his dedication was evident in his physical transformation. He had been training at Milner’s gym for roughly 18 months in a circuit programme to increase his fitness and to learn some boxing techniques. This rigorous training regimen had paid off, as Parsons had seen significant improvements in his physical condition.

He has also worked with several high-profile boxers, including the likes of Shane Mosley and Shane Carwin.

A Brief Introduction to Milner

Milner is a name synonymous with boxing excellence in New Zealand. With a storied career spanning multiple decades, he has established himself as one of the most respected figures in the sport. From his early days as an amateur to his current status as a seasoned professional, Milner has consistently demonstrated a deep passion for the sport and a commitment to excellence.

Early Life and Amateur Career

Milner’s journey into boxing began at a young age, with him starting to train in the sport when he was just 12 years old.

Alfeld had played professional rugby for Tasman, Canterbury and the Crusaders. He is due to give evidence at the inquest later this afternoon.