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  •   Home > News > Sports > Boxing

    Kiwi boxer Joseph Parker says he has other fights..

    Kiwi boxer Joseph Parker says he has other fights..


    Today he lost a two year legal battle for name suppression, after being named during the 2019 High Court trial of three men - who were accused of importing meth.

    The trio have been jailed - but no charges were laid against 29-year-old Parker.

    The Supreme Court has ordered Parker's name suppression expire.

    Lawyer Michael Heron has read out a statement from Parker, who says it's put him in a terrible position:

    Heron says it's caused Parker and his family stress and worry - but he accepts the decision, and will get on with his life.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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