Finally grant lee keiza speaks the truth about danny green.

I read that article, the guy is still a ****ing joke with zero-objectivity whatsoever.

He compliments Greenie for calling out boxings old men, saying he's a "Great businessman". ****ing joke, the guy guy's a clown.

 

I never knew it was Grante Lee. I thought it was Grantlee.

Whats TommyLeeJones doing these days?

 

they will never agree on which weight to fight at.

 

apparently Upham is saying Green will fight Mundine next.

 

Like you're in a position to judge anybody elses intelligence.

 

Incorrect. I live in Perth, born and bred Gods own (Victorian).

 

How does "**** off" sound to you?.....nasty little person :tong

 

ok.

 

:think

It rings familar with the sound of pissed-off Queenslanders.

Seriously though, he's a douche.

 

Anyone who understands boxing agrees with the article that this thread is about. It was a good win for Danny Green BUT nothing extraordinary or relevant in the grand scheme of things. Roy Jones has been done for 5 years at the elite level. Everyone knows this who follows the sport closely. Good luck to Danny Green, he will no doubt milk the win for all it's worth and make it out to be much much more than it was and the dumb general sports fans will probably buy it too BUT the real followers of the sport won't. Really his win is no better than Oliver McCall's win over Larry Holmes in the mid 90's. Does anyone give McCall any great props for that win ? I thought not.

 

Good to see Grantlee produce something worth reading for a change...If Green was still affiliated with Fenech though I think you would never ever see an article like this from Kieza.

 

Luds,i dont see why you hate on Greeny so much,everyone knows hes not the greatest. but he overcome the odds and won, what have you achieved in your boxing carer?

 

I was thinking the same thing about you

 

:yep:yep:yep

Don't also forget that as a child of immigrants growing in this horribly racist and oppressive country Luds can really relate to Anthony's struggle to over come his middle class upbringing as the son of an Australian sporting icon.