Anthony Mundine: record, next fight and profile →
Anthony Mundine has confirmed his November 30 fight with former world boxing champion Jeff Horn in Brisbane will be his last. The 43-year-old (48-8-0 record) will draw the curtain on his 18-year boxing career with the 71kg catchweight bout expected to draw 30,000 Suncorp Stadium fans.
Jeff Horn admits his boxing career may be over if he loses his November 30 comeback fight to a retirement-bound Anthony Mundine. But the former world champion has cast doubt over whether their 71kg catchweight bout at Suncorp Stadium will be the last time fans see the controversial Mundine.
Anthony Mundine (48-8, 28 KOs), 43-years-old, is aiming to blast out Australian rival Jeff Horn (18-1-1, 12 KOs), 26-years-old, on November 30 at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Mundine, who captured world titles in multiple weight classes - as high as super middleweight - may finally retire in the aftermath of this upcoming contest.
Jeff Horn has confirmed he will fight Anthony Mundine in a 71kg catchweight bout at Suncorp Stadium. Former world champion Jeff Horn has confirmed he will launch his bid for another title tilt in a 71kg [156.5-pounds] catchweight bout against Anthony Mundine at Suncorp Stadium on November 30.
According to The Australian, former multi-division world champion Anthony Mundine has officially signed the contract for the Australian super-fight with Jeff Horn. The contest is being targeted for late November, likely at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Horn is coming back from a June knockout loss at the hands of Terence Crawford, which took place in Las Vegas.
Jeff Horn (18-1-1, 12 KOs) is very confident of notching a victory in a potential showdown with Australian rival Anthony Mundine. The battle of former world champions is being pegged for November 23 or November 30 at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia - the same venue that saw 51,000 pack the house in July 2017 when Horn shocked the boxing world by pulling off an upset decision over Manny Pacquiao.
According to The Daily Telegraph, former world champion Anthony Mundine faces a hefty fine if he fails to make weight for his much-anticipated showdown with Jeff Horn. Both fighters have agreed to weigh in at 71kg [156.5-pounds] or under, 24 hours before the fight and 75kg [165.3-pounds] or under an hour before the bout was scheduled to take place at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium in November.
Anthony Mundine has promised to give Jeff Horn a vicious beating when they collide in a battler of former world champions. The highly anticipated Australian grudge match is being targeted for a date in November, possibly in Brisbane. Horn (18-1) is returning from suffering the first defeat of his pro career, when he was stopped by Terence Crawford back in June in their WBO welterweight world title fight.
There are still a lot of details to work out in the potential Australian super-fight between former world champions Jeff Horn and Anthony Mundine - which is being targeted for a date in November at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.
According to reports, Jeff Horn has already started training for a likely fight with fellow former champion Anthony Mundine. The all-Australian grudge match is targeted for a November date at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia. Horn had over 51,000 fans cheer him on at the Suncorp when he upset Manny Pacquiao to capture the WBO welterweight crown in July of 2017.