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Mundine: I'm Fighting For My Life, My Boxing Career!

•Nov 11, 2014

Australian veteran Anthony Mundine says he performs best when he's backed into a corner and that's where he finds himself with his boxing career on the line against Belarusian bruiser Sergey Rabchenko. The 39-year-old will take on Rabchenko on Wednesday night in Melbourne for the WBC silver light middleweight title. The winner will have the chance to set up a fight with American pound-for-pound king and WBC light middleweight title holder Floyd Mayweather.

Ricky Hatton Tabs Rabchenko To Stop Anthony Mundine

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•Nov 6, 2014

RICKY HATTON sees some similarities between his epic clash with Kostya Tsyzu nine years ago and Sergey Rabchenko's dust up with Anthony Mundine. The Hitman was relentless as he upset the odds by forcing the Aussie legend to quit on his stool after 11 rounds in front a raucous Mancunian crowd at the MEN Arena in June 2005. It was a result that naturally fans Down Under were disappointed with, but oddly many came to love Hatton's all-action style and laid back attitude and he feels Rabchenko can manage a similar feat at the Hisense Arena in Sydney on November 12.

Rabchenko-Mundine Promotion Reunites Hatton, Tszyu

BoxingScene Staff

•Nov 3, 2014

Ricky Hatton was reunited with old foe Kostya Tszyu for the first time since their epic 2005 battle at the weekend. 'The Hitman' enjoyed his finest moment when he won the IBF light-welterweight title by forced the world class Aussie to retire on his stool in front of 22,000 fans at the Manchester Arena. Nearly a decade later both boxers still have immense respect for each other and warmly embraced when they met up at press conference in Sydney to promote the upcoming fight between Hatton's fighter Sergey Rabchenko and former three-time world champion Anthony Mundine.

Mundine: Clottey Loss Will Unleash My Eye of The Tiger!

Adrian Warren

•Nov 3, 2014

Anthony Mundine plans to unleash his inner mongrel and killer instinct for his do-or-die contest with hard punching Sergey Rabchenko. Knocked down five times in his last fight loss to Joshua Clottey, Mundine has worked on his defence for his November 12 bout with the WBC Silver light welterweight belt holder at Melbourne's Hisense Arena. A win over Rabchenko from Belarus could potentially propel the 39-year-old Australian into a mandatory challenge against WBC super welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather - the opponent he wants the most.

Rabchenko: After a Few Rounds I Will Break Mundine

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•Oct 28, 2014

SERGEY RABCHENKO believes a devastating performance against Anthony Mundine will earn him a new army of fans. The Belarusian power-puncher knows a partisan crowd will baying for his blood when the opening bell rings at the Hisense Arena on November 12, but he's confident that they will be singing his name by the end of the fight.

Rabchenko-Mundine Not Sanctioned By The WBC, Yet

Miguel Rivera

•Oct 6, 2014

The World Boxing Council has yet to sanction the junior middleweight fight between Anthony Mundine and WBC silver champion Sergey Rabchenko. There is no information on whether or not the sanctioning body will actually sanction the contest or if the fight will go ahead as a non-title bout. Either way, the Mundine is hoping to get his career in order on November 12th at the Hisense Arena in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Mundine took a one-sided beating at the hands of former welterweight Joshua Clottey earlier this year.

Ricky Hatton Tabs Rabchenko To Beat Mundine in Style

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•Sep 4, 2014

RICKY HATTON says Sergey Rabchenko's November 12 clash with former three-time world champion Anthony Mundine is amongst the biggest he's been involved in as a promoter. 'The Hitman', who also trains Rabchenko, has played a key role in world title fights involving the likes of Martin Murray and Ryan Rhodes since starting Hatton Promotions in 2009 and feels this will be an equally huge event.

Mundine: I am Australian Boxing, I'll Bring it Back!

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 29, 2014

Anthony Mundine has long been a confident crusader, now he's set his mind on saving Australian boxing. A few days ago, Mundine announced he would face unbeaten knockout master Sergey Rabchenko on November 12 at Melbourne's Hisense Arena. The Belarusian, who has recorded 18 of his 25 victories by KO, will put his WBC silver light middleweight title on the line. Rabchenko's second-tier belt makes him the No.1 ranked contender for Mayweather, the iconic American who boasts a 46-0 record and is rated by many as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.

Mundine: If I Can Kill Rabchenko - I Want To Kill Him!

Rob Forsaith

•Aug 27, 2014

Anthony Mundine will attempt to reignite his boxing career with a bout against unbeaten Belarusian knockout master Sergey Rabchenko. Mundine will battle Rabchenko, who has recorded 18 of his 25 victories by KO, for the WBC silver light middleweight title on November 12 at Melbourne's Hisense Arena. Mundine is 39 and was knocked down five times in his most recent fight, a unanimous points loss to Joshua Clottey. Promoter Brian Amatruda suggested at Wednesday's announcement that another defeat would force Mundine to hang up the gloves, but the outspoken former NRL star is not contemplating such a result.

Rabchenko-Mundine Clash Set For 11/12 in Melbourne

Luke Furman

•Aug 25, 2014

Former champion Anthony Mundine (46-6), who in April got beat up by Joshua Clottey, is going to resume his career. He plans to face Sergey Rabchenko at Hisense Arena on November 12 in Melbourne. Rabchenko, 28-years-old, is 11 years younger and won all of his 25 professional fights, 18 by KO, as well as 217 of 238 amateur bouts. Rabchenko is trained by Ricky Hatton, who is well known in Australia for ending the career of country great Kostya Tszyu in 2005. The fight will be officially announced this week.