Jai Opetaia or Liam Paro for Australia’s P4P No.1? | Haney Callout & Teremoana - Billy Dib weighs in

Honestly, both fighters are amazing.

They're both really, really good at what they do.

They're both very talented, pugilists.

Obviously, Liam, two-time world champion, so you can't take that away from him.

But Joao Pitaya, You know, even though he's not a two-division world champion, he is a two-time world champion also.

He's, you know, he won the IBF world title, got stripped of it, won it back again, lost it again, you know, being stripped of it again.

But Joy Opitaya, to me, the only way that I could put it is Joy's just getting him out of there.

You know, he's just on another level compared to all of the opposition.

You know, whoever he faces, they can't mix it with him.

He's just too good.

And Liam Parra, again, is another amazing talent.

Wonderful fighter.

Great skills.

Two-time world champion.

You know, traveled abroad, won the world title, brought it home.

You know, then he lost it.

Then he won it back again now.

And so...

You know, they're both great talents.

But for me, when you look at Joy, I know what people are saying about Joy, they're saying, oh, his opposition is not that good.

But do you remember that run that Roy Jones Jr. had where Roy Jones was just killing everybody? It's like, you can only beat who's in front of you, right? And for me, Joy's doing exactly that.

He's just beating exactly who's in front of him.

He can't do any more than that.

And so...

I would definitely say that resume-wise, they both got great resumes, but I would definitely give Jai a little bit of an edge myself.

Honestly, both fighters are amazing.

They're both really, really good at what they do.

They're both very talented, pugilists.

Obviously, Liam, two-time world champion, so you can't take that away from him.

But Joao Pitaya, You know, even though he's not a two-division world champion, he is a two-time world champion also.

He's, you know, he won the IBF world title, got stripped of it, won it back again, lost it again, you know, being stripped of it again.

But Joy Opitaya, to me, the only way that I could put it is Joy's just getting him out of there.

You know, he's just on another level compared to all of the opposition.

You know, whoever he faces, they can't mix it with him.

He's just too good.

And Liam Parra, again, is another amazing talent.

Wonderful fighter.

Great skills.

Two-time world champion.

You know, traveled abroad, won the world title, brought it home.

You know, then he lost it.

Then he won it back again now.

And so...

You know, they're both great talents.

But for me, when you look at Joy, I know what people are saying about Joy, they're saying, oh, his opposition is not that good.

But do you remember that run that Roy Jones Jr. had where Roy Jones was just killing everybody? It's like, you can only beat who's in front of you, right? And for me, Joy's doing exactly that.

He's just beating exactly who's in front of him.

He can't do any more than that.

And so...

I would definitely say that resume-wise, they both got great resumes, but I would definitely give Jai a little bit of an edge myself.