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A rematch between Anthony Mundine and Danny Green is the biggest fight that anyone can make in Australia. Mundine won a decision over Green in 2006, a fight many view as the biggest in Australian boxing history. The rematch would be even bigger. Big enough that Mundine has chased a rematch for the last year. After Green moved up to light heavyweight and won the WBA title, the rematch was not logical step, but Green retired a few months later and Mundine has continued the hunt ever since. [details]
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FFS i ****ing hate you anthony we all hate you just **** off!!!!!!!!!! this will be a $50 PPV and will consist of a ****ty undercard and mundine outboxing a rusty green in boring fashion, maybe a chance of the chinny anthony getting put on his ass, i can only hope -
What? You mean he isn't really fighting the best in the division? I am shocked...Comment
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No suprise here. As expected.
Mundine takes Green to school at LHW. Before moving back down to face Sakio Bika at SMW. Actually i have no idea about the weights.
But i do know Mundine will notch up wins over both Green and Bika.Comment
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I wouldn't be so sure mundine would beat bika, bika's given top names hell lately, whats mundine done? I reckon Bika would have more than mundine could handleComment
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Trust me mate. Mundine would handle Bika with ease. Bika is a step ahead of Soliman. Remember Soliman only lost to Bika by 2 rounds on the contender last year.
Im sure they would come in close to even, Mundine slight favourite. And im pretty sure Sakio would be stopped mid to late rounds. However i think this fight will happen at 160 if Mundine beats Sturm. And at that weight, Sakio is in with a better chance.
Styles make fights.Comment
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The only reason i might agree with you is because of what bute did to bika, so yeh could play out that way, but still, every time mundine has stepped up in class..............Comment
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I don't like using Bute as an example though. I think anyone finds it difficult against big Southpaws.
I think Bika would connect a few times. But at 168, the evasive skills, and jab, followed by the straight right would land pretty often i would imagine.
And apprently the two have done a lot of rounds together, read that in the paper, and Choc has one sided, dominated them.
But its a fight i want to see. And i can see Bika winning in a way.Comment
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Stop Bika? Highly doubtful. That would mean he would do something that Bute and Calzaghe didn't do, and both are miles ahead of Mundine IMO. Don't forget that Mundine has been not only rocked but dropped in last few fights, i think hes never been the same since his comeback and Bika would test more than Mundine would want. I think Bika stops him. Bika has not only improved as a fighter but he is also starting to straight out his punches.Comment
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He could be ageing.
But stopping him isn't easy. I mean only Ottke did in his 10th pro fight. Kessler couldn't etc etc.
Yeh he has been dropped once over the last 4 years. I think hes to slick for Bika. I also have heard romours, could be just romours, re-emphasize romours, that he only trains for 1-2 weeks before these bouts with easy opponents.
I have been loyal to him. If he comes in strong, hungry and with the right sparring. Hes not actually behind Bute. Hes up there with him.Comment
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