Anthony Mundine Vs Choc

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  1. aussie opinion

    aussie opinion Boxing Addict Full Member

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    whe have all heard good stories about anthony mundine and the charity work he does and the money he donates from his own pocket and he dosnt recieve big endorsements but he gives alot back to the indigenous and general community....

    but dont make him angry.....

    than get him in front of any form of media, tv, radio, newspaper

    and he becomes "CHOC" he will bad mouth you , your mum , your country all races and even his own race , he does this to generate hate which brings him $$$$$......

    but maybe people need to see more of anthony mundine and less of choc
     
  2. Brownbomber1

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    I was speaking to some nurses yesterday and they were telling me through their work they have become aware just how much he does for the community and how he doesn't recieve any publicity or recognition for it, One was telling me she couldn't stand him until she became aware of how much he actually does.

    But you are right, The general public can only go off what he puts out there
     
  3. IrnBruMan

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    He's not the only person out there doing good deeds for the less fortunate members of our community, and you don't hear them carrying on like dickheads whenever a microphone's in front of them.

    Nor do you hear people say "Oh but so-and-so does so much work for the community and doesn't receive any publicity or recognition for it" because most people who help others do it quietly and don't seek recognition or kudos for doing it.

    I'm not saying Mundine is expecting recognition for what he does but the only reason people say this is because he carries on like such a dickhead and they feel they have to defend him by mentioning his charity work.
     
  4. aussie opinion

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    i think all aussies have had enough of his "image" and if he just be's himself it will give him the chance to rebuild his career .. and get endorsements ... aussies love fairytail finishes .....they keep swallowing that danny green crap..no reason mundine cant do they same
     
  5. aussie opinion

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    good point...
     
  6. IrnBruMan

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    Here's a young lady who does a lot of hard work for the Aboriginal community - Tania Major. You ever heard of her? Probably not, and she's no doubt quite happy with that - she doesn't crave the spotlight.

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    However, I don't buy this apparently "schizophrenic" Mundine, who's a saint away from the cameras and a sinner in front of them - someone who's displayed the ego and need for attention that his "Choc" character has doesn't completely switch off away from the public eye unless they truly are schizophrenic.

    He's also not intelligent enough to be able to fool the Australian public and his act has slipped on occasion over the years to reveal a man who desperately wants to be accepted and liked by his countrymen but has too much paranoia in his head about race to come down off his high horse to do so.

    The fact that in recent years he keeps feeling the need to tell us he's really a nice guy whilst in the midst of his hate-filled (character?) rants suggests he's very confused.
     
  7. Brownbomber1

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    I think the ugliness that goes along with his competitiveness is real... When it comes to something competetive I don't think its an act at all.
     
  8. Crusher

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    :good
     
  9. IrnBruMan

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    Good point, I agree - and that competitive spirit is what got him to the top in rugby league and near the top in boxing, but it's just a shame his insecurity and lack of heart leading to his need for attention and glory got in the way of it - who knows how far he may have gone in both sports if he'd had a different attitude?

    I think his father has a lot to do with his state of mind - I imagine growing up his head was filled with a lot of extreme notions - while delivered with good intentions (see the example where his father drove him around the streets of Kings Cross showing him what alcohol can do to people), they may have had a much greater effect on him than simply living a clean life.
     
  10. aussie opinion

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    :good
     
  11. zoley

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    Very close to the money Brua, His father was chewed up and spat out by
    the sport just like hundreds before him. Tony walked away with all but the arse out of his pants. Anthony from day one was determined that was not going to happen to him. I really think deep down Choc could'nt give 2 ****s what the general public thinks of him. He has'nt got a chip on his shoulder it's more like a forest, and i can't see him changeing any time soon. What ever anyone thinks he has set himself and his family up for life
    out of boxing in australia, I can count on one hand the other aussie boxers who achieved that.
     
  12. Sox

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    Strongly agree.
    And again. :good
    You're bang on Brua.

    I think he's taken the 'choc' personality way too far, and the reason for that is he believes in that side of himself to a large extent.

    He's also now a point of no return IMO, he's done a lot of silly thing sin the media over the years, yet still some people were warming to him recently, including myself.

    The fiasco over the last few weeks though has pretty much buried him I think.
    He'll find it very difficult to dig himself out of this, if he cares to anyhow.
     
  13. swingin

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    just what we need....another mundine thread......FAAAAARK:nut:patsch
     
  14. aussie opinion

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    i spose the big question is ... what type of mundine will we see when he comes back from the loss to daniel geale ? and the path he takes ?
     
  15. kel

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    We have a winner :happy

    Sadly this is what has happened