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Three-time world champion Jeff Fenech has launched a verbal attack at his former friend Danny Green. Fenech, who once trained Green, claims the former IBO cruiserweight champion is milking the Australian public and maybe he needs to do the right thing by retiring from boxing.
WBC cruiserweight champion Krzysztof Wlodarczyk has suffered a left hand injury from last week's knockout victory over Danny Green. Wlodarczyk was behind on points when he came back in the eleventh round to stop Green. Over the next couple of days, the Polish champion continued to feel a sharp pain when moving his left hand. After going to a doctor, a break was discovered.
Former champion Anthony Mundine displayed his softer side when asked for his thoughts on Danny Green's recent knockout loss. The two boxers have been rivals for many years and rarely have anything nice to say about each other. Mundine decisioned Green in 2006, when both were super middleweights, in the most lucrative fight to ever take place in Australia.
Danny Green is in no hurry to decide his boxing future but remains proud that he was only four minutes away from becoming a four-time world title holder before taking a punch from Krzysztof Wlodarczyk that would have 'knocked out a cow'.
Danny Green hasn't made a call on whether he'll retire following a crushing loss to Poland's World Boxing Council cruiserweight champion Krzysztof Wlodarczyk in Perth on Wednesday night.
By Jake Donovan - Cruiserweight titlist Krzysztof Wlodarczyk defeated Danny Green in hostile territory, scoring an 11th round stoppage in their title fight main event Wednesday at Challenge Stadium in Mt. Claremont, Australia.
Danny Green claims Krzysztof Wlodarczyk will provide the biggest challenge of his boxing career when he attempts to capture the WBC cruiserweight world title at Perth's Challenge Stadium on Wednesday night. Both boxers made weight, with Wlodarczyk weighing in close to the division limit 90.3 kg [199-pounds] and Green being lighter at 89.5 kg [197.3-pounds].
Krzysztof Wlodarczyk insists he's not out to end Danny Green's career when he puts his WBC cruiserweight world title on the line against the Australian on Wednesday night.
Former IBO champion Danny Green discusses his upcoming fight with WBC cruiserweight king Krzysztof Wlodarczyk, the loss to Antonio Tarver and more.
Polish star Krzysztof "Diablo" Wlodarczyk (45-2-1, 32 KOs) is is tremendous shape for his upcoming defense of the WBC cruiserweight world title, against former IBO king Danny Green (31-4, 27 KOs). The fight happens on November 20th in the challenger's hometown, Challenge Stadium in Western Australia. It will be Green's first bout since being stopped by Antonio Tarver earlier this year.