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Clottey Has Big Goals at 154, Talks Cotto-Martinez, More

Clottey Has Big Goals at 154, Talks Cotto-Martinez, More

Ben Jacobs

•Apr 29, 2014

Determined not to let his defeat to Manny Pacquiao remain the defining moment of his career, Joshua Clottey is back on the world scene following his highly convincing points win over Anthony Mundine two weeks ago. The former IBF welterweight world champion surprised the home favourite in New South Wales with his power and speed whilst recording five knockdowns in the fight. Despite that, Clottey played down his performance when speaking to BoxingScene.

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Mundine: I Know I'm Not Done, Just a Better Guy Won

Mundine: I Know I'm Not Done, Just a Better Guy Won

Adrian Warren

•Apr 10, 2014

A candid Anthony Mundine admits he got his tactics wrong in his devastating loss to Joshua Clottey, and he's suggested the damaging result won't end his boxing career. Mundine was knocked down five times on the way tolosing a unanimous 12-round points decision to former IBF welterweight world champion Clottey at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Wednesday night. No.3 ranked Mundine lost his WBA International super welterweight title and the convincing nature of the defeat inevitably raised questions about whether the 38-year-old would retire.

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Mundine Warns Clottey: I'm Bigger, Faster and Stronger

Mundine Warns Clottey: I'm Bigger, Faster and Stronger

BoxingScene Staff

•Apr 9, 2014

Boxer Anthony Mundine believes he has got size and strength over his Ghana born opponent Joshua Clottey. The two will square off in a junior middleweight showdown at Newcastle Entertainment Centre tonight. Heading into the fight, Mundine has had 46 wins from 51 outings, while Clottey has had 37 wins from 42 fights.

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Joshua Clottey Batters Anthony Mundine For Wide Win

Joshua Clottey Batters Anthony Mundine For Wide Win

Jake Donovan

•Apr 9, 2014

Cameron Hammond was anxiously looking forward to his placement on the undercard, as the undefeated super welterweight prospect expects a breakout 2014 campaign. The Oz boxer will have to wait for another day to truly prove his worth, however, as his placement on the show was a repeat performance over a novice boxer, scoring a shutout win over late replacement Pramool Boonpok. Scores were 60-54 across the board, to go along with the four-round wipeout Hammond (9-0, 4KO) posted just over two months ago. Boonpok (0-4, 0KO) was a late replacement for Adrian Campbell, a 36-year old journeyman who withdrew earlier this week due to personal reasons.

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Cameron Hammond To Now Face Pramool Boonpok

Cameron Hammond To Now Face Pramool Boonpok

BoxingScene Staff

•Apr 8, 2014

Australian prospect Cameron Hammond has had a late change of opponent for his appearance on the undercard of the big Mundine v Clottey card in Newcastle, New South Wales. 'The Hammer' was due to square off with experienced veteran Adrian Campbell, but the Warilla man had to withdraw on the day of the weigh-in due to personal issues. It left co-manager Matt Clark having to call around frantically to find an opponent willing to step in at the eleventh hour.

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Mundine: Everything Clottey Does, I Do a Little Better

Mundine: Everything Clottey Does, I Do a Little Better

Adrian Warren

•Apr 8, 2014

"The Man" is intent on taming the boxer he has dubbed the "beast", with Anthony Mundine declaring there's no point talking about fighting Floyd Mayweather if he loses to Joshua Clottey on Wednesday. Mundine will make the first defence of his WBA International super welterweight title against New York-based Ghanaian Clottey at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre. Former IBF welterweight champion Clottey has challenged Mundine to stand and fight with him and not to hold.

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Photos: Mundine, Clottey Prepare For Tough Battle

Photos: Mundine, Clottey Prepare For Tough Battle

Boxing Photos

•Apr 8, 2014

"The Man" is intent on taming the boxer he has dubbed the "beast", with Anthony Mundine declaring there's no point talking about fighting Floyd Mayweather if he loses to Joshua Clottey on Wednesday. Mundine will make the first defence of his WBA International super welterweight title against New York-based Ghanaian Clottey at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre. Former IBK welterweight champion Clottey has challenged Mundine to stand and fight with him and not to hold.

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Mundine, Clottey - Both Guarantee Victory in Showdown

Mundine, Clottey - Both Guarantee Victory in Showdown

Adrian Warren

•Apr 2, 2014

Anthony Mundine plans to play the role of matador to Joshua Clottey's bull next week and insists his boxing career could last for two more years. Mundine, recently elevated to No.2 in the WBA rankings, will make his first defence of that organisation's International super welterweight title against 14th rated Clottey in Newcastle next Wednesday. Clottey, 36, (37-4, 22 KOs) briefly held the IBF welterweight title in 2008-09 and all four of his losses were to other world champions.

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Mundine: Clottey is One of My Toughest Career Fights

Mundine: Clottey is One of My Toughest Career Fights

Adrian Warren

•Apr 1, 2014

Anthony Mundine has binned his traditional trash talking and says he can find no reason to belittle his next boxing adversary, Joshua Clottey. Mundine, recently elevated to No.2 in the WBA rankings, will make his first defense of that organization's International super welterweight title against 14th rated New York-based Ghanian Clottey in Newcastle next Wednesday.

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Mundine Admits "I'm Afraid" as Clottey Showdown Nears

Mundine Admits "I'm Afraid" as Clottey Showdown Nears

Edward Chaykovsky

•Mar 24, 2014

Australian star Anthony Mundine (46-5, 27KOs), 38-years-old, is feeling the pressure with the upcoming fight against Joshua Clottey (37-4, 22KOs). The fight between former champions takes place on April 9th at the Entertainment Centre in Newcastle, New South Wales. Clottey's defeats all came to world champions - Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto, Antonio Margarito and Carlos Baldomir.

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